An Oak chest, upon which a widescreen television can be placed. The very practical interior is concealed behind a pair of bi-folded doors, with their rectangular fielded panels, hung on pivot hinges and which fold back at the ends. The interior comprises a useful shelf for the storage of satellite and DVD equipment, whilst the lower drawers run on steel extension slides and provide storage for CDs/DVDs. It has a simple thumb-moulded top and traditionally shaped bracket feet.