Varnholt Arnafjordur Wood Console Table

A 47.25 inch wide console table with an engineered wood oak top, a powder-coated black steel trestle base, and an open lower shelf.

The listed footprint is 30 inches high, 47.25 inches wide, and just 16 inches deep. Tape that rectangle out first; the shallow depth is what lets it sit behind a sofa or against an entry wall.

• Wood top, X-braced base

  A narrow console table with an oak-toned engineered wood top on a black powder-coated steel base. The legs splay out from each end and cross twice in an X pattern, giving the piece an open, airy stance instead of a solid skirt.

• Low shelf between the legs

  A single wood shelf sits low, tucked between the crossed legs near the floor rather than midway up the table. It holds the two leg assemblies together and gives a spot to rest baskets, books, or taller decor pieces that would overhang a higher shelf.

• Engineered wood, steel base

  The top is engineered wood finished in an oak woodgrain, with visible grain texture and a slightly worn, scored surface. The base is powder-coated steel in black, and the back of the table is finished too, so it looks as good against a wall as it does floating in a room.

• 47.25 inches wide, 16 deep

  The table measures 30 inches high, 47.25 inches wide, and just 16 inches deep, a shallow footprint built to sit behind a sofa or flush against an entryway wall. Tape out that rectangle on your floor before it arrives to confirm the fit.

• 23.7 inches of shelf clearance

  There is 23.7 inches of clearance between the tabletop and the shelf below, enough room for a tall lamp, a stack of oversized books, or a large vase. The top has only a slight overhang past the legs, and the narrow 16 inch depth keeps the whole piece out of the way in an entryway or behind a sofa.

• Top holds 100 pounds

  The tabletop's weight capacity is 100 pounds, plenty for a lamp, framed photos, or a decorative bowl without stressing the surface. The table itself weighs 43.56 pounds, light enough that one person can move it into place without help.

• One person, one screwdriver

  Assembly is required, but the listing calls for just one person and a screwdriver, with no power tools needed. The legs attach to the top and the shelf locks the two ends together, a manageable job to do alone.

• Wipe with a dry cloth

  Wipe the top clean with a soft, dry cloth for everyday dust, which is all the regular care this finish needs. Keep liquids off the engineered wood top and wipe up spills quickly, since standing water can damage the surface over time.

• One table, quick assembly

  What ships is the console table, unassembled, with the top, the crossed steel legs, and the lower shelf in one box. The vase, books, or any styling pieces shown on the top or shelf are not included and are not part of this listing.

Good to know

• Tape a 47.25 by 16 inch rectangle; the shallow depth fits behind a sofa or in an entry.
• 23.7 inches of clearance under the top to the shelf for baskets or books.
• At 43.56 pounds it is a one-person carry; assembly needs only a screwdriver.
• Required. The engineered wood top sets onto a powder-coated steel trestle base; plan on one person and a screwdriver, and avoid power tools.
• Vase, curtain, and other decor shown are styling only. The console table is the product.