60 Inch Espresso Audio/Video Console

Designed for plasma and LCD TVs up to 60 inches, the Manhattan Audio Visual Console offers ample storage for your audio and video components. There are two adjustable shelves to accommodate various component heights as well as two center drawers with metal sides for storing media and accessories. This piece combines laminated composite wood components with solid wood legs, all finished in a deep espresso color, to create a product that is stylish yet affordable. The furniture-style wood composite backer has cut-outs for ventilation and cables. Other features include solid brushed-nickel knobs and rounded edges on the wood composite top and drawer fronts.

The media storage capacity of this console is 222 CDs, 104 DVDs, or 56 VHS tapes.

Internal Dimensions

Left and Right Openings
17.75L x 17.25W x 13.5H inches

Adjustable Shelves
17.75L x 15.75W x 0.5H inches

Drawers
15.25L x 15W x 5H inches

Bring style and order your entertainment area with the Manhattan Audio Visual Console.

About Prepac Manufacturing

Prepac is a successful designer and manufacturer of functional and stylish RTA (ready to assemble) home furniture. It has been manufacturing state-of-the-art home furnishings and storage products in the heart of the forest-rich West Coast since 1979.

To ensure that customers receive the highest-quality products, Prepac's design, engineering, production, testing, and packaging are all performed in-house. Each component of every product is carefully engineered to be produced with minimal handling, without compromising quality, function, and value. Prepac's state-of-the-art materials management system tracks every component from cutting through to packaged goods, inventory support, and fulfillment to final delivery.

Most of Prepac's RTA products are made from a combination of "engineered woods." Engineered Wood is a mixture of high-quality hard and soft wood materials, which generally come from the surplus of original lumber processing. These materials are bonded together with a synthetic resin, in a process under high heat and pressure to make a very stable, environmentally friendly product. The result is dense, strong panels, which are then laminated with durable, attractive finishes.