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Transitional Plasma Entertainment Center in Black

LFI543 Entertainment Centers Discontinued

$949.99Last catalog price, October 2008

Catalog description

Transitional Plasma Entertainment Center in Black, part number LFI543, is a discontinued product from the 2007–2011 catalog. It was last listed at $949.99.

With a small size and sleek rubbed black finish the Liberty Furniture Transitional 60 inch Plasma Entertainment Center in Black gives you a place to store all your electronics and a 50 inch TV without overpowering the room. The sleek transitional style lends a contemporary flair to this otherwise classic piece. Constructed from select hardwoods and veneers this entertainment center includes a hutch with a finished back and touch lighting in a top display shelf. The TV stand base includes two open storage shelves for easy access to frequently used electronics while the lower cabinet drawers slide open for easy access to adjustable shelving perfect for concealed storage of DVDs or blankets.

Hutch: 62W x 13D x 48H inchesStand: 60W x 20D x 30H inchesInside TV space: 52W x 33.75HAbout Liberty Furniture Industries Inc.

Established in 1993 Liberty Furniture had seven employees and manufactured wood chairs and laminate table tops in a modest section of a warehouse in west Atlanta. Over the years its scope has widened to include formal and casual dining accent furniture and bedroom furniture. It now operates out of three main facilities in Atlanta one brand-new facility in Chicago and its first Asian office. As Liberty continues to grow it searches for more ways to expand and offer more of what its customers want. Liberty is now one of the premier leaders in manufacturing and delivering quality furniture at exceptional value. Through its growth it has remained a strong family-oriented business that never compromises its values of dedicated customer service a relentless pursuit of quality and a devotion to enriching lives of its employees its customers and its community.

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