TV Stand 47 Inch Entertainment Center with Storage Cabinet, Black Metal Frame, 500 lbs Capacity
47-Inch TV Stand & Entertainment Center — Black Metal Frame
Upgrade your living space with this heavy-duty 47-inch TV stand built to hold TVs up to 55 inches and support up to 500 lbs. The sleek black metal frame pairs with open shelving to keep your media gear organized and accessible.
Key Features
- 47-inch wide console fits most flat-screen TVs up to 55"
- 500 lb weight capacity — solid, stable, and built to last
- Open storage shelves for cable boxes, gaming consoles, and media players
- Modern black metal frame — complements any décor style
- Easy assembly with included hardware and instructions
- Ideal for living rooms, bedrooms, apartments, and home offices
Specifications
| Dimension | Value |
|---|---|
| Width | 47 inches |
| Frame Material | Metal |
| Color | Black |
| Weight Capacity | 500 lbs |
| TV Size Compatibility | Up to 55 inches |
Perfect For
Living rooms, bedrooms, studio apartments, home offices, and entertainment spaces where style meets function.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does it need assembly?
Check the details in the photos — many pieces here click together or unfold in minutes without tools, and the ones with frames include everything needed. No drill, no drama.
How much does it actually hold?
The capacity is in the specs and photos — think in terms of what you are storing: blankets, coats, shoes, toys. It swallows a full season of clothes; the dimensions tell you the rest.
What are the actual dimensions?
It measures about 47" at the widest point, with the rest of the numbers in the specs. Measure your spot against those before ordering — thirty seconds now saves a courier round trip later.
How heavy is it really?
About 500 lb — heavy enough to feel solid and stable, light enough that one person can move it without a plan.
What is it made of and is it sturdy?
The material is listed in the title and spec sheet — the frame handles daily use, and the fabric or panels are picked for durability, not the flimsy kind that tears at the seams in a month.
How do I check the size for my spot?
Measure the space first — height matters most for the tall units, depth for anything near a door. Compare against the dimensions in the photos and you will land right the first time.