Alexander 47.25-Inch Granite and Aluminum Console
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Cole 59-Inch Reclaimed Wood and Marble Console Table
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Dylan 59-Inch Reclaimed Wood and Marble Console Table
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Madaline 38-Inch Marble and Iron Console Table
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Clairmont 41.25-Inch Granite and Cast Aluminum Console
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Jupiter 47.5-Inch Console with Woven Raffia Detail
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Edessa 76-Inch Mahogany Console Table with Drawers
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Delane 55-Inch Mahogany and Raffia Console Table
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Lyric 43.75-Inch Oak and Cane Console Cabinet
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Cecile 70-Inch Reclaimed Pine Console Table
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Potomac 67-Inch Oval Reclaimed Pine Console Table
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Beale 48-Inch Marble and Gold-Finish Iron Console
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Scarlett 52-Inch Marble and Hammered Iron Console
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Archer 48-Inch Oak and Hand-Beaten Iron Console Table
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Josie 48-Inch White Marble Console Table
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Colmar 48-Inch Oval Marble Console Table
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Depth matters most in a hallway; height and length matter more behind a sofa. The Ranger reclaimed pine console table is 78.75 inches long, so it is worth marking both ends on the wall before deciding where it belongs. Leave the doorway, light switches and the route around the end of the sofa clear.
What should you measure for a console table?
For a lamp, measure its base against the usable tabletop and check where the cord will reach an outlet. A table behind floating seating will be seen from more than one side, so look at the back and legs in the product photos as well as the front. If the purpose is to hide electronics rather than hold lighting or display objects, compare media consoles for a more suitable layout.