Name: Maitland Smith Natalie Console Table
Brand: Mysorra
SKU: 8470-34
Price: 3779.00 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

Maitland Smith Natalie Console Table

$3,779.00 USD

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✦ Custom-made by a High-end Manufacturer in China.
✦ Production time: 4-6 weeks, Shipping time : 4-6 weeks.

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Carefully Crafted for Your Home

Antiqued White console table crafted from solid mahogany, featuring a distressed painted finish and double greek key detail.

Looking for something more personal? For selected MySorra lighting designs, customization options may be available to better suit your space and project needs. Depending on the fixture, options may include size, finish, hanging length, or configuration.

For customization inquiries, please contact our team at info@mysorra.com. We’ll be happy to discuss your requirements and available options with you.

01 — SHARE YOUR REQUEST
Email us at info@mysorra.com with the product name or link, along with the details you would like to customize, such as size, finish, hanging length, or configuration.

02 — REVIEW & CONFIRM
Our team will review your request, confirm the available customization options, and provide the relevant details, including any price or production-time adjustments.

03 — APPROVE & PROCEED
Once the specifications are confirmed, we’ll proceed with your customized order and keep you updated throughout the process.

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I bought this for a couple potential scenarios. I have several fanless devices (switches, firewalls, etc.) that act up from time to time. So I think an external fan run off USB would be useful. The other is a mini computer with a custom fan that is no longer made by the manufacturer of fans. This allows me to put the fan external to the device and force air through it.

The fan runs quiet on slow speed. In a quiet office/basement, I can hear the fan running (I listen for any new slight noise in case it indicates a problem). I'll stop and listen intently to try to find the noise and then realize it is just the fan. The rubber pads keep it off the surface enough to get sufficient airflow and do not vibrate the device. Works really well. It works great as a table piece in our home.