Mid-Height Media Console with Glass Accents & Timber Frame
The Verbois Joe Entertainment Unit (JOE BTV 2063) combines open display transparency with structural timber framing. Crafted in Québec, Canada, this 63-inch media center integrates durable 6 mm clear glass panels anchored by solid wood legs to showcase home theater gear at an ideal 22-inch viewing height.
63-Inch Footprint: Fits medium-to-large flat screens while maintaining a slim 20-inch profile along living room walls.
6 mm Tempered Glass Elements: Clear glass shelving and accents maximize light passage and keep electronics well-ventilated.
Solid Hardwood Base: Structural support posts made from authentic Canadian wood sealed with a protective clear coat.
22-Inch Viewing Elevation: Positioned slightly higher than low-slung benches for optimal sightlines from sofas and recliners.
Tri-Finish Hardware Options: Match interior metals using hardware handles available in polished silver, warm gold, or matte black.
Technical Specifications
Model Number: JOE BTV 2063
Dimensions: 20" D × 63" W × 22" H
Glass Specification: 6 mm clear glass
Leg Material: Solid Canadian Hardwood (Birch, Ash, or Walnut)
Hardware Options: Silver, Gold, or Black metal handles
Assembly: Ships partially assembled; glass panel setup required
Crafted In: Québec, Canada
Shipping, Care & Warranty
Fulfillment & Dispatch: Standard dispatch within 7–14 business days via freight carrier.
Assembly & Placement: Minimal glass panel installation required. Includes pre-mounted non-marking rubber glides to prevent scratches on hardwood or tiled floors.
Surface Maintenance: Wipe glass panels with standard glass cleaner and microfiber cloth. Clean wood components using a lightly dampened cloth and mild soap; dry immediately. Avoid ammonia, bleach, or scouring pads.
Indoor Climate Control: Maintain ambient indoor relative humidity between 35% and 55% to protect wood legs from drying, warping, or joint separation.
Sunlight & Heat Exposure: Keep away from direct unshaded sunlight and direct heating ducts to protect wood finishes.
Wood Grain Characteristics: Natural grain paths, knot variations, and subtle shading shifts are inherent traits of solid timber and do not constitute manufacturing defects.
