Console Tables
Curved Slim Console Table, 63 in Wide, Natural
63 in wide · natural

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A narrow console table 63 inches long and only 11.8 inches deep. It has softened corners and mains power built into the body. Finished in natural.
$159.99
Price from our update on 8 August 2026. Payment, delivery and returns happen with the retail partner.
Those are the outside dimensions. Allow clearance in front of the piece as well: about 11.8 inches for a drawer to come fully out, and its own width for a hinged door to swing.
Published figures for this piece. Measure your gap at its narrowest point, and to the skirting board rather than the plaster.
Composite wood panels sold in the United States fall under the EPA formaldehyde rule at 40 CFR part 770, and since March 2019 the regulated panels and the finished goods made from them have had to be certified and labelled as TSCA Title VI compliant.
Source: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Formaldehyde Emission Standards for Composite Wood Products read 8 August 2026
Built-in outlets run from one wall socket through the cable supplied with the piece. They are a tidier route for the same power, not extra capacity, so check the rating printed on the unit before running two high-draw appliances at once.
The description does not state what the USB ports deliver, so neither do we. If fast charging matters, check the exact model before you rely on it.
This lighting is decorative. It washes the surface behind and below the piece in a dark room and is invisible in daylight.
The federal clothing storage unit standard does not cover this piece. The Commission names bookcases, entertainment furniture, office furniture, dining room furniture and accent furniture as outside the scope of 16 CFR part 1261, so nothing here has been through those three tip tests.
That is a statement about which rule applies rather than about how it behaves in a room. Weight stored high still wants anchoring.
Anti-tip hardware is stated for this piece. The Commission's tip-over campaign asks for it to go on during assembly rather than at some later date, and for toys and remote controls to be kept off the top so children have no reason to climb.
Sources: U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, Clothing Storage Units: business guidance read 8 August 2026. U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, AnchorIt.gov, the tip-over prevention campaign read 8 August 2026. General safety information from published federal guidance, not a substitute for the instructions supplied with the piece.
The published description names three rooms for this piece. That is the brief it was drawn for rather than a limit on where it can stand.