BLANKSPACE 60-Inch Electric Fireplace Mantel TV Stand

The BLANKSPACE FIREPLACE is a freestanding, corded electric fireplace built into a 60-inch mantel console. It pairs a stated 30-inch heater insert with a TV-stand design, but the listing gives conflicting TV-size limits and inconsistent material descriptions.

At a glance

A 30-inch fireplace insert is described as nested in a 60-inch mantel console.
The listing claims heating coverage of 400 sq ft and a 0.5-6 hour timer.
On-panel buttons and a remote are stated control options.
The mantel is presented as a TV stand, though its listed size limit conflicts with a larger TV-fit claim.

Price

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Reference price: ~~$539.99~~

Price checked: Nov 14, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Combines a freestanding mantel console and electric fireplace in one unit.
A remote control and on-panel controls are both claimed, with a timer listed for the insert.
The listing gives overall dimensions and weight to help assess floor-space and placement requirements.

Cons

At 60 inches wide and 90 pounds, the console needs substantial floor space and may be difficult to reposition.

Technical specifications

20 specifications

Identity and power
Brand	BLANKSPACE
Model	FIREPLACE
Power configuration	Corded Electric
Listed power consumption	1400 watts
Listed heat output	2000

Dimensions and installation
Form factor	Rectangular
Installation	Freestanding
Dimensions	13.7"D x 60"W x 36.14"H
Weight	90 pounds
Orientation	Front-facing

Materials and finish
Material listed	Engineered Wood
Finish	Painted
Color	White&brown
Style	Vintage

Heating and use
Heating coverage	400 sq ft
Insert size	60inch with 30'' Red Brick Insert
Timer	0.5-6 hour

Stand details
Maximum compatible size	30 inches
Claimed mantel TV fit	80"
Claimed load capacity	400 lbs

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

Listing details are contradictory or inconsistent: the title says solid wood, while material fields say engineered wood and a feature describes a solid wood base. The TV-size field says 30 inches, but a feature claims support for a TV up to 80 inches. Dimensions also vary slightly between 60 inches and 60.04 inches, and the listed 2000 heat output has no unit while power consumption is separately stated as 1400 watts. Confirm the selected listing's material, compatible TV size and heating specifications before purchase.

What’s in the box

Included

Remote control

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Buyers seeking a freestanding mantel that combines an electric fireplace with a TV-stand function.
Indoor users who want a listed 30-inch insert and a claimed 400-square-foot heating coverage.

Less suited to

Buyers who need a confirmed maximum TV size or a clearly specified material before choosing a console.
Rooms where a 60-inch-wide, 90-pound freestanding unit is impractical.

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Customer reviews on Amazon

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Only an aggregate rating is supplied, and the sample is too small to establish a dependable pattern of customer experience. It does not reveal what buyers liked or disliked. Consider the rating alongside the listing's unresolved material, TV-fit and heating-detail discrepancies.

Frequently asked questions

How large is the console?

The listed dimensions are 13.7 inches deep, 60 inches wide and 36.14 inches high. The listing also gives its weight as 90 pounds.

What size TV can it hold?

The listing is inconsistent. A specification says the maximum compatible size is 30 inches, while a feature claims it can accommodate a TV up to 80 inches. Confirm fit with the seller before relying on either figure.

What heating area and output are listed?

The listing claims coverage of 400 sq ft and gives heat output as 2000 without a unit. It separately lists power consumption as 1400 watts, so the figures should not be treated as interchangeable.

Is the mantel solid wood?

The title calls it solid wood, but the material field says engineered wood and a feature describes a solid wood base. The listing does not clearly resolve the material of the complete unit.