Black Oak Fireplace TV Cabinet with Simulated Flame Display

This black oak fireplace TV cabinet combines a long rectangular furniture design with a simulated flame display. Choose from five lengths and either a light-only configuration or an option labelled With Light and Heating.The pictured design frames the flame display in a dark surround, creating a focal point beneath a television or along a living-room wall. Confirm the selected configuration's specifications, TV suitability and installation requirements before ordering. Solid oak construction specified in the source listing. Black appearance with a rectangular simulated flame display. Selectable lengths: 100, 150, 200, 250 or 300cm. Source dimensions: 60cm height and 32cm depth; confirm these for your selected length. Configuration options: With Light only - No heating, or With Light and Heating. Listed use: TV stand. Listed installation method: self-contained; assembly requirements need confirmation. Explore our Living Room Furniture collection to coordinate your living space.Does this cabinet provide heat? The With Light only - No heating option is decorative and does not provide heat. A separate With Light and Heating option is selectable, but the existing description does not provide its heat output, controls or operating specifications. Confirm those details before choosing the heating version.Which lengths are available? Choose 100, 150, 200, 250 or 300cm length. The original description lists 60cm height and 32cm depth; confirm that these apply to your selected configuration.What material and finish are listed? The source specifies solid oak and a black appearance, but also lists the paint technique as Without Paint. Confirm how the black finish is produced before ordering.Can I place a television on the cabinet? The source identifies it as a TV stand but does not give a maximum load or supported TV size. Confirm load capacity and any required clearance from the heating display before placing a television or other equipment on it.Does self-contained mean no assembly is required? Self-contained is the listed installation method, but it does not establish that every configuration arrives fully assembled. Confirm assembly, fixing, electrical supply, ventilation and clearance requirements before installation.