The Seal Cove Media Center is a large wall unit style cabinet built in two pieces with space for a TV and storage and display space for media and collectibles. This is a grand piece of furniture worthy of taking place in your french country living room, family room, or media room.
The cabinet combines a a wide sideboard base with solid wood doors and glass doors for media components and storage. The upper cabinet has bifold doors to hideaway the TV and open shelving for displaying decor and collectibles.
This TV media cabinet has an upper area with bifold doors that open flat to the cabinet face, this allows an unobstructed view of the TV and provide an elegant panel door face when closed. The TV opening is 54" wide x 36" high. The TV area is flanked by shelves that are adjustable to allow you to set them at the perfect height for displaying your finest collections. Above the TV is additional space for displaying items.
The lower cabinet has (2) solid panel doors, (2) glass doors, and (2) drawers. There are (2) adjustable shelves behind the two solid doors. The glass on the doors is clear, and there is one shelf centered behind each glass door. The two drawers run on metal glides with full extension capability. Holes are drilled behind the glass door area to run cords out the back for all your media components.
The Seal Cove Media Center is made of solid wood including the 5/8" tongue and groove "shiplap" backing. All the interior shelves are solid wood. The unit is built in two pieces with the upper cabinet sitting atop the sideboard base.
Select a finish from any of our paint or stain options. The interior and the tops are stained for a traditional French Country style unless otherwise indicated.
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All of the finishes that we offer on our furniture are uniquely French Country. We offer traditional milk paint finishes and stains with low VOC that is healthy for you and the environment. Our finishes are hand applied, then lightly rubbed, for time worn character (we can also finish without paint distressing!). Our finishers lightly surface distress tops for a time worn appearance. All finishes are water sealed and waxed for easy care, everyday use.
We offer (3) styles of tops on all of our furniture: Stained Pine, Hand Planed, and Birch. Below are approximate examples of each wood style, along with an explanation of the characteristics of each. All tops are finished with two coats of varnish and a wax top sealer. The cleaning of the surface is an easy soap and water maintenance, there is no special routine required, this is an easy-care system.
"Stained Pine" is our standard solid wood top featured on all furniture pieces.
"Hand Planed" is a solid pine top which has a planed down surface to open the grain of the wood to allow a deeper stain color. This technique provides an uneven, grooved surface for a more rustic look.
"Birch" is a hardwood top that has less wood grain and no knots when compared to Pine. Birch is a popular choice for customers looking for a harder top for children or heavy wear.
$299 (flat fee)
Whether you purchase 1 item, or 10, delivery is a flat charge of only $299. We deliver throughout the U.S., and parts of *Canada, offering White Glove Delivery service.
*Some areas of Canada may be covered: see Shipping & Delivery.
10-14 weeks
Orders take 10-14 weeks to build, finish, and deliver. In some cases we can meet tighter deadlines.
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$299 for entire order.
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