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where can I get this tv unit and what dimensions are?

8 years ago

backdrop wall mounted media console-marrow - Designer Jason Lees Design
Also I would like to know the price of this unit.
Thank you,
Milkja Negri

Backdrop Wall Mounted Media Console - Narrow · More Info

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Jason Lees Design
8 years ago
Hi Mikja,

The Backdrop Wall Mounted Media Console (Narrow) measures 42"w x 16"d x 47.5"h. We can customize the size, wood type/finish, or configuration to suit your needs. We sell direct - please visit www.jasonleesdesign.com for more information.

Let me know if I can be of any further assistance.

Jason Lees
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