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Insignia™ - TV Stand for Most Flat-Panel TVs Up To 47"
Insignia™ - TV Stand for Most Flat-Panel TVs Up To 47"
Insignia™ TV Stand: Show off your flat-panel TV and A/V components with this sleek TV stand that features a steel frame and 3 tempered-glass shelves for durability. The open frame design allows easy access to cords and wires.
 
Looks modern and the right size.
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Posted by: TommySpartan
on December 24, 2016
Very difficult to assemble for one person. Instructions were hard to follow since they were obviously written in another country other than the U. S.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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My Best Buy number: 0416458044
My Best Buy number: 0416458044
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Insignia™ - TV Stand for Most Flat-Panel TVs Up To 47"
Insignia™ - TV Stand for Most Flat-Panel TVs Up To 47"
Insignia™ TV Stand: Show off your flat-panel TV and A/V components with this sleek TV stand that features a steel frame and 3 tempered-glass shelves for durability. The open frame design allows easy access to cords and wires.
 

Does it have wheels

No, but that would be a novel idea since once its placed with the TV atop, it cannot be moved.
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