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70" Fireplace TV Stand with 36" Electric Fireplace, Brown
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70" Fireplace TV Stand with 36" Electric Fireplace, Brown

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$349.99
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Thirty-two inches is tall for a media console, and height is the measurement most people never check. A television centred on a 32.3 inch top puts its midline somewhere near fifty inches off the floor, which is above seated eye level on most sofas. That is comfortable if the room is used for working or standing conversation and it means a slight upward tilt of the head during a long film. Against that, a taller cabinet keeps the fireplace in sight over a coffee table.

Size
70 x 13.8 x 32.3 in
Fits TVs
65 to 75 in
Fireplace
36 in, 1500 W, 400 sq ft
Drawers
3, 14.2 x 13.4 in

How it lives in the room

Thirty-two inches is a tall console

Sit on the sofa and hold a tape at 32 inches where the cabinet will stand before committing. Rooms with deep low seating are the ones where the extra height is felt; rooms with upright sofas or an open-plan kitchen behind them barely notice. The height also lifts the flame above a coffee table, which is the argument in its favour.

Fourteen flame colours, two worth using

The insert offers fourteen colours and four brightness levels, and in practice a household settles on an orange and one cool tone for parties. The value is in the brightness control rather than the palette: a flame at full brightness competes with the screen, and a flame at the lowest setting is what people actually leave running.

Let the heater stop itself

The unit holds a set temperature between 65 and 95 F and cuts the element when it gets there, with a timer up to eight hours, sleep mode and a memory function that restores the last settings. Set a temperature rather than running it flat out, and the console behaves like a thermostat instead of a space heater.

Before you order

Auto-stop heating surprises people. When the room reaches the set temperature the element shuts off while the flames carry on, so the unit looks lit but blows cold air. That is the control working, not a failed heater.