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Compare console tables for a hallway, landing or the back of a sofa. A slim top can provide a useful surface without taking over a room, but check the legs, drawers and any lower shelf against the available walking space.
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Hallowood Furniture Waverly Oak Console Table with 2 Drawers — Light Oak
A hallway or living room needing a compact real-oak console with concealed drawer storage and a lower shelf.
- Width
- 70 cm
- Depth
- 32 cm
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HOOBRO 120 cm Slim Console Table with Charging Station — Rustic Brown & Black
A narrow hallway, entryway or behind-sofa position where a 15 cm-deep table leaves more circulation space than a standard console.
- Width
- 120 cm
- Depth
- 15 cm
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Julian Bowen Cotswold Oak Console Table with 2 Drawers
A smaller hallway or living room needing a compact real-oak console with two drawers and a useful shelf.
- Width
- 70 cm
- Depth
- 30 cm
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Seconique Windsor 2-Drawer Console Table — Ivory & Oak
A hallway or living room needing a traditional two-tone console with both drawer storage and a lower shelf.
- Width
- 85 cm
- Depth
- 34 cm
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VASAGLE Glass-Top Console Table — Rustic Brown
A narrow console table combining a glass top with a rustic-brown and dark-frame look.
- Construction
- Glass and metal
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VASAGLE Slim Console Table with Semi-Open Storage — Rustic Brown & Black
A hallway, landing or sofa-back position where a 24 cm-deep surface is useful without taking too much walking space.
- Width
- 100 cm
- Depth
- 24 cm
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VASAGLE Vintage Console Table — Rustic Brown
A slim rustic-brown console table intended for hallways, living rooms and behind-sofa positions.
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Protect the walking route
Console tables are often chosen for narrow spaces. Compare the full depth, leg position and any drawer opening space against the hallway or sofa clearance.
Planning a narrow hallway or behind-sofa position? Check our console table depth guide before choosing.
Will a console solve the right problem?
A landing surface for keys is different from shoe storage or seating. Start with the job you need the furniture to do, then compare the closed footprint with drawers, doors and daily use. Our narrow-hallway furniture guide helps choose between a console, shoe storage and a bench while keeping the route through the home usable.