Varnholt Tjornuvik Wood TV Stand

A 70 inch dark walnut TV stand with two flush cabinet doors, a center glass shelf, and cable management, rated for TVs up to 78 inches.

Overall footprint is 24 inches high, 70 inches wide, and 15.75 inches deep, so measure the wall run before it arrives. The two flush cabinet doors sit inside that same 70 inch width.

• Flush Doors, Floating Glass Shelf

  Two flush-mount cabinet doors, each with a long black bar pull, flank an open center bay where a tempered glass shelf floats above the cabinet floor. Behind each door, one adjustable shelf customizes the storage to fit what you keep there, and the doors sit level with the case front rather than proud of it.

• 70 Inches Wide, Splayed Legs

  Overall size is 24 inches high, 70 inches wide and 15.75 inches deep, standing on angled black steel legs that splay out at the corners for a mid-century stance. A center leg adds support across the width, spaced 27.87 inches in from the outer legs.

• Legs Attach, Screwdriver Needed

  The case arrives mostly built; assembly at home is mainly attaching the legs with a screwdriver. Two people are recommended for a stand this wide, since holding a 70 inch case steady while the legs go on is awkward for one person alone.

• Anchor It To The Wall

  No tipover restraint kit is listed for this stand, so anchor it to a wall stud yourself once it's in place. A wide, low case on splayed legs is naturally more stable than a tall one, but a TV on top still raises the center of gravity worth anchoring against.

• Glass Shelf, 20 Pounds

  The floating glass shelf in the open bay is rated to 20 pounds, light duty for a streaming box or small speaker. The shelf below it, at the base of that same open bay, holds more: up to 30 pounds for a cable box or game console.

• Caring For The Finish

  Dust the wood grain surfaces with a dry cloth, and wipe the glass shelf with a standard glass cleaner applied to a cloth rather than sprayed directly on the piece. Keep the black steel legs dry to avoid water spots, and skip abrasive pads on both the wood and the glass.

• What Fits In The Open Bay

  The open center bay measures 8.5 inches high, 29.5 inches wide and 14.88 inches deep, room for a soundbar or a small console beneath the glass shelf. A routed cutout in the bay lets you run cables from components straight back to a wall outlet.

• Manufactured Wood, Steel Legs

  The case is manufactured wood finished in a dark walnut wood grain, paired with a tempered glass shelf and black painted steel legs. The doors and top share the same finish, so the piece reads as one consistent material rather than mixed tones.

• What's In The Box

  The stand arrives at 81 pounds with the case mostly assembled; the legs, hardware and instructions ship included, ready to attach at home with a screwdriver. It carries a 90 day limited warranty against defects, and two people are recommended to unbox and set it upright.

Good to know

• Tape a 70 by 15.75 inch rectangle on the wall before it arrives.
• Two flush doors and an open glass-shelf bay hold TVs up to 78 inches.
• At 81 pounds this is a two-person carry once uncrated.
• Two people speed up leg assembly on a stand this wide.
• Attach the four 5.5 inch steel legs with a screwdriver. The cabinet body arrives assembled; two people make the lift easier on a stand this wide.
• TV, books, and other decor shown are styling only. The TV stand is the product.