Architectural Glass & Wood Media Console
The Verbois Nick Entertainment Unit (NICK 1862) merges structural timber posts with extra-thick clear glass shelving. Handcrafted in Québec, Canada, this 62-inch wide console provides open-air storage for home theater gear at a balanced 20 ½-inch viewing height.
Heavy-Gauge 12mm Clear Glass: Supports heavy media receivers while keeping the overall unit visually lightweight and open.
Solid Canadian Hardwood Framing: Natural wood corner columns anchor the glass plates, coated with a protective topcoat.
Unobstructed AV Airflow: Fully open side and rear access ensures passive cooling for gaming consoles and audio receivers.
62-Inch Footprint: Scaled to support mid-to-large flat screens while taking up minimal floor depth (18 inches).
20 ½-Inch Stance: Places media displays at a natural, eye-level sightline from living room seating.
Technical Specifications
Model Identifier: NICK 1862
Overall Proportions: 18" D × 62" W × 20 ½" H
Glass Spec: 12 mm clear glass panels
Wood Build: Solid Canadian Hardwood (Birch, Walnut, or Ash options)
Configuration: Open multi-tier shelving
Assembly Status: Ships mostly assembled (glass panel setting required)
Country of Origin: Handcrafted in Québec, Canada
Shipping, Care & Warranty
Fulfillment & Transport: In-stock items ship within 7–14 business days via freight carrier service.
Unpacking & Floor Safety: Requires simple glass placement. Pre-installed non-marking glides shield floor surfaces from scuffs.
Cleaning Routine: Clean glass plates using standard glass spray and a lint-free microfiber cloth. Wipe solid wood components using a damp cloth with mild liquid soap and dry immediately. Avoid solvents, bleach, or scouring pads.
Climate Requirements: Maintain interior relative humidity between 35% and 55% to protect timber elements against natural checking, expansion, or shrinkage.
Light & Heat Protection: Avoid placing directly in unshaded sunlight or beside active heat radiators to prevent wood discoloration.
Natural Timber Disclaimer: Distinctive grain paths, mineral streaks, and shade shifts are natural attributes of authentic hardwood and are not manufacturing defects.
