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 Sanus Systems®, the leading global brand of audio/video mounts, furnishings and consumer electronics accessories, announces it is now shipping the Foundations® Basic Series BFV145, an expertly crafted audio video stand designed for high performance and superior value. The BFV145 Audio Video Stand is the first product to be released within the new Sanus Foundations Basic Series furniture line and is available for a list price of $269.99. "We are very excited to introduce our new Basic Series with the release of the BFV145 AV stand," said Jason Schmidt, Sanus product manager. "The Basic Series brings a fresh new look to our Foundations line at an affordable price point for value-conscious consumers and interior designers." The BFV145 features a beautiful high-gloss, black lacquer finish and an open architecture for a sleek, modern look. Tempered glass shelves provide strength and shatter resistance, while generous cable management holes make it easy to keep cables hidden and organized behind the furniture. With no doors or enclosed sides, the stand allows unrestricted airflow, keeping AV components at a proper temperature for optimal performance. The BFV145 also features adjustable feet for easy leveling on any surface. The BFV145 fits TVs up to 52". Shelf capacity supports 150 lbs. of equipment on the top shelf, 50 lbs. on the middle shelf and 75 lbs. on the bottom shelf. About Sanus Systems Sanus Systems®, a division of Milestone AV Technologies, designs and builds fine AV mounts, furniture, stands and accessories. Every Sanus product is engineered to enhance AV systems and the surrounding décor. Today Sanus offers more than 300 home theater units, TV and audio stands, mounts, speaker supports, AV equipment racks and accessories. Sanus products are available at thousands of retail locations worldwide and can be seen at the company's website: www.sanus.com.
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