Sculpted Media Storage

Marble Tv Unit Small

Roman Travertine TV console in natural beige with linear brown veining and a honed matte finish.

A marble TV unit should be selected around the television width, equipment depth and required storage rather than screen size alone; leaving the unit wider than the TV generally gives better visual balance. Large televisions can be supported when the carcass, stone thickness and internal structure are engineered for the load. Drawers, cable channels and open equipment bays can be customized, while routine care should avoid acidic or abrasive cleaners.

Roman Travertine StoneHoned-Masticated FinishCable Management ReadyCustom Media StorageEngineered TV Support

Price AED 4,212

~~AED 4,680~~ InStock

SKU: RP-26-P7347
Material: Roman Travertine
Material type: Calcareous Travertine
Finish: Honed-Masticated Finish
Color: Natural Beige with Brown Linear Veining
Size: Small
Lead time: 12 - 5 Days
Minimum order: 1

Product profile

Material

Roman Travertine

Material type

Calcareous Travertine

Finish

Honed-Masticated Finish

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Product typeFurniture > Entertainment Centers & TV Stands

MaterialRoman Travertine

FinishHoned-Masticated Finish

Dimensions120 cm × 45 cm × 40 cm

Lead time12 - 5 Days

Media Storage & Cable Planning

Plan Storage Around Your Complete Media Setup

Media furniture should be configured around equipment depth, cable routes and storage access, not only television width. Drawers, ventilated open bays, enclosed cabinets and rear cable openings can be incorporated so receivers and accessories remain accessible while the stone top stays visually uncluttered.

Honed-masticated Roman Travertine TV unit showing beige linear veining, stone joints and equipment bay — Roman Travertine TV unit reveals filled pores, stone joints, equipment bay and clean panel construction.

Surface & Construction

Roman Travertine Media Unit Material and Finish

Roman Travertine in this media unit is a calcareous travertine with a natural beige field marked by directional brown linear veining, giving the stone a horizontal architectural rhythm particularly suited to a long TV-unit format. The Honed-Masticated Finish fills open pores and cavities with compatible material before honing the surface to a smooth, subdued sheen. This process creates a more controlled furniture surface while preserving the travertine’s characteristic bands and mineral lines. The combination of natural beige colour and linear brown movement allows the stone itself to reinforce the elongated proportions of the media unit.

Sizing & Placement

Natural Stone Media Console Size and Use

The 120 × 45 × 40 cm size provides a compact media-console footprint with enough depth for common receivers, consoles and cable connections while keeping the 48 kg unit low beneath the television. Selection should start with TV width and equipment depth, then account for drawers, open bays and cable routing so storage is useful rather than simply filling the cabinet volume.

TV Fit

Stone TV Stand Width Planning

The 120 cm-wide unit should remain visibly wider than the television base while its 45 cm depth accommodates media equipment and cable clearance.

Storage

Media Cabinet Drawers and Shelves

Use drawers for concealed accessories, open bays for ventilated electronics and dedicated cable channels so storage does not interfere with equipment access.

Cables

Entertainment Unit Cable Management

Route power, HDMI and media cables through dedicated rear or internal openings so equipment connections remain hidden but still serviceable.

Product Facts

Travertine TV Cabinet Product Details

This Roman calcareous-travertine TV unit measures 120 × 45 × 40 cm, weighs 48 kg and uses a honed-masticated natural-beige finish with brown linear movement. TV compatibility should be based on screen width and structural load, while drawers, equipment bays and cable openings can be customized; exact carcass construction and whether the finished unit is floor-standing or wall-supported should be confirmed before fabrication.

Maximum TV Load	50 kg maximum evenly distributed TV load
Shelf Load Rating	20 kg maximum evenly distributed load per internal equipment shelf.
Ventilation Clearance	Minimum 50 mm clear rear ventilation gap, with at least 75 mm unobstructed clearance above heat-producing receivers or gaming equipment.
Rear Service Access	Removable rear service panel measuring approximately 500 × 180 mm, allowing access to power outlets, cable connections and equipment without moving the 48 kg unit.
Cable Grommet Diameter	Two Ø60 mm cable grommets positioned in the rear equipment zone, each fitted with a removable brush-lined cover.
Drawer Runner Type	Full-extension concealed undermount soft-close steel runners rated for 30 kg per drawer pair, with tool-free drawer removal and vertical adjustment.
Door Hinge Type	110° concealed soft-close cup hinges with three-way adjustment, corrosion-resistant mounting plates and integrated door damping.
Leveling Feet	Six concealed M8 leveling feet distributed beneath the 120 × 45 cm base, each offering approximately 10 mm adjustment and a non-marking pad.
Anti-Tip Restraint	Two adjustable steel anti-tip cables or straps fixed to reinforced points at the rear of the unit and anchored into wall studs or structural masonry.
Internal Shelf Adjustment	Shelves supported on corrosion-resistant steel pins at 32 mm vertical increments, providing at least three usable height positions per equipment bay.

Protection & Upkeep

Natural Stone Media Furniture Care

Dust the honed-masticated Roman Travertine with a soft cloth and remove marks using pH-neutral cleaner rather than acidic sprays or abrasive pads. Place felt protection beneath speakers and equipment, distribute the television and accessories across reinforced support zones and remain within the stated shelf and TV load ratings. Keep rear cable routes open and preserve at least the specified ventilation clearance around receivers, consoles and other heat-producing equipment.

Designed for Use

Why Choose a Stone Media Console

A stone media console gives buyers a stable, visually substantial base for televisions and entertainment equipment while allowing storage and cable management to be integrated into one unit. It is especially useful when the goal is to make media equipment feel part of the interior architecture rather than a separate electronic setup.

Custom Storage Layout
Drawers, cable channels and equipment bays can be configured around the television and media devices actually being used.
Cable Management Ready
Integrated cable channels can route power and media leads neatly through the unit instead of leaving wiring exposed around the television.
Stable Stone Construction
The substantial Travertine structure provides a stable base for televisions and media equipment when its internal support is engineered for the intended load.
TV Width Flexibility
The Travertine unit can be fabricated wider or narrower around the actual television footprint, equipment depth and desired visual balance.

Custom Fabrication

Custom Travertine TV Cabinet Options

Custom Travertine TV cabinets can be sized around the television width and equipment depth, with drawers, hinged doors, open media bays and dedicated cable channels built into the layout. Floor-standing or properly engineered floating formats can combine stone with timber cabinetry to reduce visual mass while preserving storage, and protective surface treatment can be coordinated with related services such as marble coating vancouver.

Custom Roman Travertine TV cabinet with drawers, doors, open bays, cable channels and stone-wood construction — Roman Travertine TV cabinet configurations with drawers, open bays, cable channels and stone-wood construction

Specification Table

Media Unit Technical Specifications

Use the specification table to verify the Roman Travertine, honed-masticated finish, natural beige surface with brown linear veining, 120 × 45 × 40 cm dimensions and 48 kg weight alongside supported TV width, equipment-bay dimensions, drawer and door configuration, cable openings, ventilation clearance and internal carcass construction.

Product details

Specifications, care, delivery and FAQ

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SpecificationsProduct size, material, finish and commercial details.

BrandRoar Panther

SKURP-26-P7347

MaterialRoman Travertine

Material typeCalcareous Travertine

FinishHoned-Masticated Finish

ColorNatural Beige with Brown Linear Veining

SizeSmall

Dimensions120 cm × 45 cm × 40 cm

Weight48 kg

AvailabilityInStock

Lead time12 - 5 Days

Minimum order quantity1

Product GroupMarble TV Unit

VariantMarble Tv Unit Small

SkuRP-26-P7347

Material TypeCalcareous Travertine

Lead Time12 - 5 Days

Minimum Order Qty1

Best UseTelevision support up to the engineered load, media-device storage, concealed cable management, living-room entertainment furniture, drawer-based accessory storage, open equipment-bay installation

Care guideCleaning and handling notes for this stone product.

Shipping and order notesLead time, delivery and custom order information.

FAQCommon questions about this product.

How much wider should a marble TV unit be than the television to give proper visual balance and enough space for media equipment?

A TV unit generally looks balanced when it is at least 20–30 cm wider than the television on each side, meaning 40–60 cm wider overall. More width may be needed for speakers, décor or equipment, while the internal depth should suit amplifiers and consoles with additional room for plugs, cable bends and ventilation. A 120 cm-wide Roman Travertine unit visually suits a television no wider than roughly 80 cm if side clearance is the priority; larger screens normally need a wider custom unit, even if the television itself is wall-mounted.

How much open clearance should this Roman Travertine TV unit provide around amplifiers, game consoles and receivers to prevent heat buildup inside the media compartments?

Provide at least 5–10 cm of free space around the sides and top of media equipment, with additional rear clearance for plugs, cable bends and exhaust airflow. High-power amplifiers or receivers may need 10–15 cm above them and a fully open or actively ventilated rear compartment. Do not rely on narrow decorative slots alone. Follow each device manufacturer’s stated clearance, keep intake and exhaust openings unobstructed and add quiet fans or larger open bays if equipment will operate behind doors in the Travertine unit.

How should power cables, HDMI leads, ventilation openings and removable service access be arranged inside this Roman Travertine TV unit without weakening the stone carcass?

Create separate cable and ventilation zones: a rear service chase for power and signal cables, removable access panels at connections, and open or vented equipment bays around heat-producing devices. Use factory-drilled, rounded grommet openings positioned away from stone edges and filled cavities. Keep power cables separated from signal leads where practical, provide generous bend radius and follow equipment clearances. Do not permanently enclose power strips or drivers; every connection must remain accessible without dismantling the Travertine carcass.

Are ventilated open shelves more practical than drawers for media devices inside this Roman Travertine TV unit when heat, remote-control access and cable management are considered?

Ventilated open shelves are generally better for amplifiers, game consoles and streaming equipment because they support airflow, remote signals and quick cable access. Drawers are better reserved for controllers, discs and accessories that do not produce heat. A balanced layout uses open equipment bays with rear cable access and generous ventilation, plus one or two drawers for storage; heat-producing devices should never operate inside an unventilated closed stone compartment.

Can the intended floor safely support this 48 kg Roman Travertine TV unit plus the television and media equipment, and what access, lifting and levelling provisions are required during installation?

At 48 kg before adding the television and equipment, this unit is normally acceptable on a sound concrete floor, but raised, timber or access flooring should be checked for total load and concentrated reactions at the feet. Confirm the complete route and turning clearance, use at least two trained handlers, protect the floor, distribute the base load with continuous supports or suitable pads, and level the unit using concealed non-compressible adjusters.

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