Description
HOOBRO Side Table with Charging Station, Narrow End Table, Bedside Table, Sofa Side Table with Drawer, 2-Tier Coffee Table, Space Saving, for Living Room, Bedroom, Estudar, Black BK041UBZ01
- Practical Charging Station: With 2 AC outlets and 2 USB ports, each side table allows for easy charging of your mobile phones, tablets, laptops, and other electronic devices, freeing you from charging troubles to enjoy a worry-free use experience
- Hassle-Free Storage: This end table has 2 open shelves for books, collectibles and other small items, keeping everything handy. The top drawer is a spot for private essentials, effortlessly meeting your various storage needs in a tidy manner
- Minimalist Industrial Style: Our bedside table is mainly in matte black tone, with a clever combination of wooden panel and metal frame. With the design of simple lines, it exudes a strong industrial style and adds a sense of modernity and fashion
- Roles Defined by You: This side table is versatile and can play different roles in the bedroom, living room, or office as a nightstand, end table, sofa side table, telephone table. It is not just a piece of furniture, but a right-hand role player
- Excellent Stability: The small end table has excellent durability due to quality materials. It can bear up to 44 lb for the top and 44 lb for the bottom. 4 adjustable feet can keep the side table stable on uneven ground without damaging the floor
HOOBRO Utility Bedside Table
No place for snacks, remote control, magazines in the living room? Want to charge your phone before going to bed? HOOBRO side table with charging station solves your worries. With this rustic side table with large drawers, you not only have private storage, but also open space to keep everything at your fingertips.
Spacious Drawer
The top drawer is a spot for private essentials, effortlessly meeting your various storage needs in a tidy manner.
Adjustable Feet
Simply adjust the leg feet and make the side table more stable without shaking caused by unevenness of the floor.
