Vena Floating TV Unit (Oak)

As Sivriler Mobilya, we reinterpret the indispensable centers of modern living spaces. Vena Floating TV Unit (Oak), one of the standout designs in our Avantgarde TV Units category, draws attention with its elegant oak texture and "floating" form that gives the impression of hovering in the air. This unit is not just a TV stand; it is a stylish piece of furniture that will become the aesthetic and functional focal point of your living room.

The Vena Floating TV Unit is offered as a comprehensive set consisting of a lower TV block, a 40 cm narrow lower block, an upper TV block, and a TV panel. By adding the 40 cm modular pieces to the main lower block, which is 210 cm wide as shown in the image, you can create an impressive arrangement totaling up to 290 cm. Our customer representatives are ready to guide you for custom size orders upon request. One of the most practical features of the unit is the hidden socket compartment. This detail eliminates cable clutter while ensuring safe and organized connections for your electronic devices.

The dimensions of the product have been determined with perfect proportion and maximum usability in mind. The main Lower Block has a width of 210 cm, depth of 32 cm, and height of 38 cm. The 40 cm Narrow Lower Block shares the same depth and height measurements, providing a harmonious appearance. The Upper Block that carries your television is designed with a depth of 25 cm, width of 128 cm, and height of 26 cm. The Unit Panel, a decorative complement, measures 160 cm x 100 cm. This combination offers ideal support for large-screen televisions while creating ample storage space for your books, decorative objects, or media equipment.

Sivriler Mobilya brings comfort and quality to your home. With our shipping and professional installation service to anywhere in Turkey, your product is placed seamlessly. Additionally, we offer delivery to your address anywhere in Europe. Proper maintenance is crucial for the longevity of the Vena Floating TV Unit. For fabric surfaces, stains should be treated immediately with a damp cloth; avoid chemical cleaners. Wooden parts should be dusted with a slightly damp cloth and protected from direct sunlight and excessive humidity. MDF surfaces should be cleaned with a soft cloth, avoiding hard contact that may cause scratches. Metal components should be wiped with a dry cloth to prevent rust and not be in prolonged contact with water.

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