Product details
An entryway or living room demands storage that doesn't crowd the floor plan, and a console table delivers exactly that: a narrow, long table designed to sit against a wall or behind a sofa, offering display space and vertical shelving without eating into walkways. The LH Home 48-inch console table with three open shelves, tempered glass top, and antiqued brass metal frame available at Sideboards and Things with free shipping brings industrial-contemporary character to compact spaces. Thick 10 mm tempered glass and a sturdy iron frame finished in warm brass patina hold up to 100 pounds, while three tiers of shelving turn vertical inches into practical storage for books, baskets, and decorative objects.
LH Home 48-Inch Console Table Features:
- Overall Dimensions (WxDxH): 48 in. x 16 in. x 31 in.
- Material: 10 mm thick tempered glass top, iron frame
- Color/Finish: Brown, antiqued brass
- Weight Capacity: 100 lbs
- Product Weight: 56.7 lbs
- Storage: Three open shelves
- Assembly: Ships fully assembled
- Country of Origin: India
Why Choose a Glass and Metal Console Table from Sideboards and Things?
A 16-inch depth fits hallways and behind-sofa setups without blocking traffic, while the 48-inch width gives you room for lamps, catchall trays, and potted greenery across the top shelf. In the entryway, layer the three tiers with woven baskets for mail and keys, then add a table lamp and framed art on the wall above to create a welcoming vignette. Behind the sofa, pair this piece with coffee tables or coordinate it with bar height tables in an open-plan space where the antiqued brass ties together mixed metals. The warm brass patina on the iron frame complements farmhouse and eclectic interiors, and you'll find more antiqued-metal options across our console tables collection.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is a console table used for?
- Console tables serve as display surfaces and light storage in entryways, hallways, and behind sofas, holding keys, mail, decorative objects, and lighting while anchoring wall space without crowding the room.
- How deep should a console table be for a hallway?
- Standard console table depths run 12 to 18 inches; this LH Home model measures 16 inches deep, ideal for most hallway and behind-sofa placements without obstructing foot traffic.
- How high should a console table be behind a sofa?
- A console table behind a sofa should sit at or slightly below the sofa back height; this 31-inch-high piece works well with standard sofas that measure 30 to 36 inches tall.
- How do I care for the antiqued brass finish on a metal console table?
- Dust frequently with a clean damp lint-free cloth to remove abrasive buildup, wipe spills immediately, and avoid exposing the frame to harsh chemicals like alcohol or nail polish that can damage the finish on contact.
- Does this console table ship assembled?
- Yes, this 56.7-pound piece ships fully assembled and ready to place; free curbside delivery is included to the continental USA, and white-glove in-room placement is available upon request for an additional fee.
- What is the difference between a console table and a sofa table?
- The terms are often used interchangeably; both describe narrow, long tables, though "sofa table" specifically refers to placement behind a couch, while "console table" also applies to entryway or hallway use.