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(More customer reviews)After lengthy online search I decided NOT to purchase this Walker Edison 44" Castillo Brown Corner TV Console.It took me forever, but I finally found the shelf dimensions, which are not listed on Amazon.
Specifications:
Overall Dimensions: 44"W x 16"D x 24"H
Shelf Dimensions: 39" W x 12" D x 8" H
I read somewhere else that the cabinet usable depth (inside) is 12.75 inches.That's quite a bit smaller than the overall 16" depth.Many home theater receivers are deeper than 12.75".My Denon AVR1910 has a 14.75" depth (as do others receivers like the similarly priced Onkyo).
Wow!I dodged a bullet.I'm glad I didn't order this, and put it together only to discover my components would not fit.I guess I could leave the doors off or try to open the back, but not sure that would work.
I'm just putting the usable depth info here because it took me a while to find.
Good luck.I still cannot find a corner cabinet with doors that will fit into my small corner space between window and fireplace.This unit appeared to be just right.
Bob
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Product Description:
Make a contemporary style statement while maximizing floor space with Walker Edison's Cordoba corner TV console. Designed with modern electronics in mind, the bevel-edged top is angled in back to hug the walls yet is wide enough to comfortably accommodate most flat-screen televisions up to 50 inches in size. Below, framed double doors feature four panes of clear glass and open with modern silver-tone pulls to two full-length shelves for components and accessories. Made of MDF board and PVC laminate, Cordoba comes in a choice of black or brown textured finishes. It measures 44 inches long by 16 inches wide by 22-1/2 inches high. Assembly is required with included tools. Not the handy type? Walker Edison also provides online support and a toll-free help number.
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