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Q: QuestionWhat is the maximum weight capacity of the Tillman TV stand?

• A:Answer The maximum weight capacity of the Tillman TV stand is 75 pounds.

Q: QuestionHow many shelves does the Tillman TV stand have?

• A:Answer The Tillman TV stand has 4 shelves.

Q: QuestionWhat type of installation is required for the Tillman TV stand (freestanding, wall-mounted, etc.)?

• A:Answer The Tillman TV Stand is a freestanding unit, meaning it does not require any wall mounting or additional installation.

Q: QuestionWhat color is the Tillman TV stand?

• A:Answer The Tillman TV Stand is white. The product description states that it is a "TILLMAN TV STAND WHITE" and the productspecifications list the color as "White".

Q: QuestionDoes the Tillman TV stand have cord storage features?

• A:Answer The Tillman TV stand does have cord storage features. The product description mentions "Cable management cut-outs" whichare designed to help keep cords organized and out of sight.

Q: QuestionWhat is the warranty information (parts and labor) for the Tillman TV stand?

• A:Answer The Tillman TV Stand for Most TVs up to 75' does not have a warranty for parts or labor.

Q: QuestionWhat are the dimensions (width, height, and depth) of the Tillman TV stand?

• A:Answer The Tillman TV Stand for Most TVs up to 75' has the following dimensions: 68 inches wide, 23.63 inches high, and 15.75inches deep.

Q: QuestionCan this be mounted to the wall?

Asked 9 months ago by Russ.

Q: QuestionCan it come assembled? Or can you add assembly option?

Asked 11 months ago by Assembly.

This question was asked about the related product: Camden&Wells - Tillman TV Stand for Most TVs up to 75" - Black Grain

• A:Answer Can I have Geek Squad assemble this Tv stand for me?

  Answered 9 months ago by Erin

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Q: QuestionWill remotes work with the doors of the cabinet closed

Asked 1 year ago by Anonymous.

• A:Answer Depending on your equipment it may be possible, though it is likely best to assume that with the doors closed, and the sensors on your equipment blocked by solid wood doors, that any sensor on your remote will be unable to be seen/registered through the wood. Again, depending on your home theatre setup, it may be possible, but probably best to say that any piece of furniture with solid doors will run the risk of blocking your connection.

  Answered 1 year ago by Matthew

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