Description
The VASAGLE LNT091K01 is a narrow 24 cm-deep console table designed for hallways, living rooms and other spaces where a full-depth cabinet would project too far into the room. It combines a rustic-brown particleboard top and shelving with a black steel frame.
Only 24 cm deep
At approximately 100 cm wide, 24 cm deep and 80 cm high, this is a useful option for a hallway or behind a sofa where walking space matters. Measure skirting boards and the route past the table as well as the bare wall width.
Two levels with semi-open compartments
The lower section is divided into storage compartments rather than one open shelf. That can help separate smaller items, while the open sides keep the unit visually lighter than a closed cabinet.
Check the load limits
The manufacturer lists a maximum load of around 30 kg for the top and 5 kg for each compartment. Those are product limits, not an invitation to climb or sit on the table.
Stability matters in a narrow table
Adjustable feet and an anti-tip kit are supplied. Follow the manufacturer’s wall-fixing instructions, particularly in a busy hallway where the table may be knocked or pulled.
Exact LNT091K01 model cross-matched with the current Amazon UK ASIN and official SONGMICS/VASAGLE catalogue. Editorial research rather than hands-on testing.
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Plan the entrance around the storage job
A shallow console can provide a landing surface, but measure its compartments against the items you want to keep and allow space to remove them. Check skirting, door swings and the full frame footprint rather than treating the top depth as the whole room requirement.
Our narrow-hallway planning guide compares consoles, shoe storage and seating around daily use. It includes a closed-versus-in-use diagram and questions to help decide which furniture will solve the right problem.
