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MDA Designs Sirius1200 ZIN552685/BKI TV Stands

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Sirius 1200 Black and Oak Corner TV Cabinet
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Sirius1200 ZIN552685/BKI  Full Details

MDA Sirius ZIN552685

Curved Style Cabinet with Beam thru Doors

This eye-catching cabinet comes with black glass doors which are remote-control friendly so you don't need to open them for your equipment to work. An oak trim adds the perfect finishing touch along with cable management and adjustable shelves.

TV Size:

  • Up to 60" TVs

Features:

  • Finished in high gloss piano black
  • Real Oak Front Profiles
  • Adjustable internal shelves

Maximum TV Weight:

  • Up to 60KG

Maximum Shelf Capacity:

  • Up to 20KG

Model:

  • ZIN552685/BKI

Assembled Dimensions:

  • W1200 x D510 x H440mm

Shelf Spacing:

  • 190mm


Please note: Screens larger than 50" will overhang the stand at the sides, this is perfectly safe & normal. All measurements supplied are for overall sizes. Please check your product or contact us if unsure.

Products Features
Warranty1 year
Max TV Weight40Kg
ManufacturerMDA Designs
Stand ColourOak/Black
Stand Width (mm)1200
Stand Depth (mm)510
Stand Height (mm)440
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MDA Designs Sirius 1200 ZIN552685 reviews verified by reevooReevoo

640 reviews

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Ease of use
9.1
Ease of setting up
8.2
Appearance/Style
9.5
Cable management
8.3
Value for money
8.7
Overall rating
9.0
Scores 9.0 out of 10 based on 640 reviews
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HELEN

Halifax GB Style conscious
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Love the style and the oak looks really expensive
−
A little difficult to get the doors flush
Confirmed purchase: 18 August 2019
Published on: 15 September 2019
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Questions people have asked owners of the MDA Designs Sirius 1200 ZIN552685

  1. Ian asked on
    Hi, I have a 55” SONY 2 years old and a SONY sound bar approx 36” long will sound bar sit ok on top of cabinet.
    1. David replied on
      Yes no problem as long as your cabinet is wide enough in depth as well should fit in front of tv stand.
  2. Glynis asked on
    Can a sound bar work inside the unit
    1. P replied on
      It would fit in, whether it would work I couldn't say, and if it did, you would need the doors open in order to hear the sound.
      1 of 1 people found this helpful
  3. Mo asked on
    I have a 60 inch tv does the tv over hang the stand. If so how much?
    1. Keith replied on
      It probably will. Suggest you measure to see by how much?
    2. Brian replied on
      My own Tv is a perfect fit for this stand. I would imagine a 60 inch will overhang a couple of inches each side.
  4. William asked on
    Are there ready cut holes at rear of cabinet for cables to exit. Many thanks.
    1. Roger replied on
      The design allows cables to exit the rear through two concealed slots. There is plenty of room for multiple cables to exit as they run from top to bottom.Hope this helps.
      1 of 1 people found this helpful
  5. Rob asked on
    Are remote control signals able to pass through all of the door area or just a small section of them. Thanks
    1. Bal replied on
      Hi Rob,

      Ive had mine for a couple of years and the signal is received fine by the Sky Q, Amp Blu Ray and Xbox.

      The signal seems to go through the whole panel
      1 of 1 people found this helpful
  6. Alan asked on
    Can somebody please tell me the exact width on the top please. Also, how far does this width continue until it starts to curve towards the back please. I must have no less than1175mm for a minimum of 200mm. Many thanks. Alan
    1. Peter replied on
      The width at the front is 1200mm. It starts to curve immediately towards the back. At 200mm in from the front the width of the top has reduced to 1110mm
  7. Maraly asked on
    Does this stand fit neatly into a corner and also does it come assembled. If not, is it straight forward to put togehter
    1. Jill replied on
      Yes, it fits neatly and no, it comes in pieces, but is easy to put together, in my experience.
      0 of 1 people found this helpful
    2. Simon replied on
      mine is set back in a recess, but would go into a corner depending on your space, the dimensions of the unit it are 50cm depth, 120cm width. Pretty sure it was assembled but glass bits were packed and had to be fitted.
  8. Bryn asked on
    I have a LG 49" tv with legs rather than a central stand. The legs are 104cm apart and 24cm wide. Will this stand be suitable, bearing in mind the curved nature of it?
    1. Ron replied on
      Unfortunately not having just checked with a tape measure
    2. Ron replied on
      I have informed you that it's too large for the cabinet in question and judging by the size of the LG tv it, like me, is gettimg on a bit! I don't want to sound patronising but in view of the cost of these units (which are self assembly) wouldn't you be better getting a later model tv around 50" screen that will easily fit on the stand?
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