A SKRUVBY tv bench in oak and dark blue. It open shelves and a spacious top panel.

Modern living room with blue SKRUVBY tv stand, oak top, open shelves, tv, books, baskets, coffee maker, and sofa.

A blue tv stand with open shelves, storing books, boxes, and electronics. A large flat-screen tv is placed on top. A potted plant is nearby.

Close-up of sleek, durable blue tv bench with smooth edges and cable outlet.

Illustration with measurements for the product: SKRUVBY.

SKRUVBY TV bench, black-blue, 156x38x60 cm

Name: SKRUVBY TV bench - black-blue 156x38x60 cm
Brand: IKEA
SKU: 105.203.64
Price: 109 JOD
Availability: OutOfStock

JD 109

Price incl. VAT

SKRUVBY

105.203.64

The SKRUVBY series has a traditional look with solitaire storage units that can be coordinated. This TV bench’s top panel has an oak expression and profiled edges that add a warm, natural feel to the room.

Black and white portrait of Friso Wiersma wearing a cap and jacket, with a visible tattoo on the forearm.

DesignerFriso Wiersma

More information

The furniture in the SKRUVBY series is designed to go well together. Combine and match them as you like or use each piece of furniture as a beautiful solitaire.

Details like the profiled edges on the top and bottom panel give the furniture an expressive look and add to the traditional style.

The oak expression of the top panel creates a warm and natural look.

Open shelves allow you to adapt your storage. Use the space for nice things that you are happy to put on display, add open boxes for an airy look or closed boxes to avoid clutter.

The cable outlet at the back of the TV bench makes it easy to gather and organise all wires.

3 movable shelves make it easy to adapt the space to your storage needs.

Easier to assemble thanks to the clever dowels that are simple to press into the pre-drilled holes and expand when tightened.

The surface is durable and easy to keep clean.

The open shelves are optimal when using the bench for T.V./cable boxes as there are no doors or drawers to disturb the signal from the remote controls.

Friso Wiersma