Created by IKEA and XBOX for all your lives – from locking in to lounging out, at home and in-game. With YXSTABY TV stand on castors, you can easily roll out your gaming setup when it’s time for action.
Dimensions
Dimensions
Product Dimensions
Max. load/shelf: 15 kg
Height: 113 cm
Depth of shelf: 44 cm
Width of shelf: 137 cm
Height: 113 cm
Depth of shelf: 44 cm
Width of shelf: 137 cm
Package Dimensions
Package : 1
Length : 139 cm
Width : 45 cm
Height : 7 cm
Diameter :
Gross Volume : 43.4 l
Length : 139 cm
Width : 45 cm
Height : 7 cm
Diameter :
Gross Volume : 43.4 l
Product Details
Product Details
Material
Frame/ Support bracket/ Mounting bracket: Steel, Epoxy/polyester powder coating
Shelf: Particleboard, Melamine foil, Plastic edging
Shelf: Particleboard, Melamine foil, Plastic edging
Designer
Lukas Bazle
Benefits
Allows you to roll your gaming setup wherever you like and lock the castors when it’s time to play.
A sturdy shelf under the TV gives you space for consoles, controllers and your favourite gear.
The slightly uneven edge helps keep your things in place when moving the TV stand.
The hooks and tray make it easy to keep your gaming setup organised and ready.
Fits TV sizes up to 55 inches.
Designed in collaboration between IKEA and XBOX.
A sturdy shelf under the TV gives you space for consoles, controllers and your favourite gear.
The slightly uneven edge helps keep your things in place when moving the TV stand.
The hooks and tray make it easy to keep your gaming setup organised and ready.
Fits TV sizes up to 55 inches.
Designed in collaboration between IKEA and XBOX.
Reviews
Reviews
Designer thoughts
Designer C Ledbetter/L Bazle
“The idea for YXSTABY gaming TV stand on castors came from a simple experience: sometimes you just want to get closer to the action. That’s why we created a flexible solution on castors, so you can easily roll the TV closer when it’s time to play or move your entire gaming setup to another room. For a truly immersive gaming experience, a screen and console aren’t enough – the whole room needs to be a part of the game.”