Sideboards 50cm to 70cm Deep

Sideboards 50–70cm deep: substantial storage that fits most living spaces. Our collection of 81 sideboards ranges from £250 to £4,080, spanning contemporary gloss finishes, classic wood tones, and statement marble styles. Whether you need everyday dining storage or a focal point for your lounge, these depths suit standard room layouts without overwhelming the space.

Popular brands – Maison Reproductions and Furniture To Go lead customer choices for quality and design. Maison Reproductions Sideboard
Colour options – Black, cream, grey, brown and white finishes available, plus marble and mirrored surfaces.
Materials range – Mango wood, oak, aged white and black matt—built for durability and style. Giner Y Colomer Muebles Omao
Sizes matter – This depth range balances generous storage with practical placement in hallways and living rooms.

Tip: Measure your wall space and check doorways before ordering—these sideboards hold substantial weight, so positioning matters.

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Our Sideboards 50cm to 70cm Deep are available in widths from 80cm compact designs to large 200cm+ statement pieces. Use the size filter to find the right fit for your dining room or living room wall.

Sideboards 50cm to 70cm Deep by Material

Choose from Sideboards 50cm to 70cm Deep with a variety of door and drawer configurations — from simple 2-door cupboards to combination designs featuring drawers, open shelving and cupboard storage.

Sideboards 50cm to 70cm Deep with Doors & Drawers

Our Sideboards 50cm to 70cm Deep are available in oak, walnut, rattan, painted and high gloss finishes. Our range spans both contemporary and traditional styles, offering something for every interior.

Deep sideboards between 50cm and 70cm offer the perfect balance of style and practicality for homes with limited floor space. Whether you're searching for a 50cm deep sideboard or need something with a bit more depth like a 60cm deep sideboard, this range provides excellent storage without dominating your room. Our collection spans various widths and finishes, including our popular oak sideboards, so you'll find a shallow depth sideboard that complements your décor.

Compact yet Spacious – A 50cm sideboard depth is ideal for hallways, living rooms, and dining spaces where you want storage without obstruction. These dimensions make a sideboard 50cm depth a smart choice for modern homes.
Versatile Width Options – Pair your deep sideboard with the right width for your space. Browse our sideboards 90cm to 120cm wide for smaller areas, or explore larger options if you need additional display and storage capacity.
Quality Materials & Styles – From modern minimalist designs to classic wooden finishes, our range includes options to suit every interior style and preference.
Delivery – We offer free UK delivery on all orders, so your new sideboard arrives safely at your home ready to use.

Tip: Measure your space carefully before purchasing—a 50cm wide sideboard paired with the right depth will maximise your storage without creating a cramped feeling in the room.

Explore our full sideboard collection to discover more options, including our sideboards 150cm to 180cm wide for larger spaces, and find your perfect piece today.

FAQs on Sideboards 50cm to 70cm Deep

What depth sideboard should I choose for my dining room?

Choose 50–60cm deep for standard dining rooms with moderate traffic flow. Go 60–70cm deep only if you have space and want maximum storage capacity. Measure from your wall to ensure doors and drawers open fully without hitting chairs or foot traffic areas.

How much storage do deep sideboards actually provide?

A 50–70cm deep sideboard typically offers 40–60% more storage than shallow models. Most combine cupboards, drawers and shelving. Interior configurations vary significantly, so check product descriptions for wine racks, adjustable shelves or LED lighting before ordering.

Should I choose oak or walnut veneer for a sideboard?

Solid oak is more durable and repairs well but costs more. Walnut veneer offers a richer colour at lower cost but requires careful handling. Both suit traditional and contemporary spaces. Oak works better in high-traffic areas; walnut suits statement pieces in formal dining rooms.

Are deep sideboards good for small living rooms?

Deep sideboards work in small living rooms if wall space allows. Position against the longest wall and keep the top clear of clutter. Choose a lighter finish (painted, high gloss) to visually reduce bulk. Measure your space precisely before ordering to avoid floor obstruction.

Can I use a deep sideboard as a media storage unit?

Yes, deep sideboards are excellent for media storage. The extra depth accommodates larger components like soundbars and games consoles. Look for models with open shelving or cable management holes. Ensure the top surface is sturdy enough for a television if thats your plan.

How do I style the top of a deep sideboard?

Keep the top surface balanced with a mix of heights and textures. Use a mirror, framed art, table lamps or plants in odd numbers (3 or 5 items). Leave at least 30cm of breathing room. Avoid overcrowding; a styled top should draw the eye without appearing cluttered.

Whats the difference between a sideboard and a chest of drawers?

Sideboards are typically wider and shallower with mixed storage (cupboards and drawers). Chests are taller and narrower, designed purely for vertical stacking. Sideboards suit dining and living rooms as display pieces; chests suit bedrooms. Sideboards offer better horizontal workspace.

How do I measure my space for a 50–70cm deep sideboard?

Measure wall width, leaving 15cm clearance each side. Measure from wall to nearest furniture or traffic line for depth. Check ceiling height and doorway access. Note floor type for delivery logistics. Take photos and measurements before ordering to ensure the sideboard fits your layout.

How should I clean and maintain a wooden sideboard?

Dust weekly with a microfibre cloth. Clean with furniture polish or beeswax monthly. Wipe spills immediately with a damp cloth, then dry thoroughly. Avoid direct sunlight and extreme temperature changes, which cause warping. Check hinges and drawer runners annually for smoothness.

Are painted sideboards better than natural wood finishes?

Painted finishes suit modern, contemporary spaces and hide imperfections well. Natural wood shows character and grain but requires more care. Painted sideboards are easier to clean but harder to repair if chipped. Choose based on your room style and maintenance tolerance, not cost alone.

What height sideboard works best with a standard dining table?

Standard sideboards are 75–85cm tall, sitting 10–15cm above most dining tables (70–75cm). This height creates visual balance and allows easy access to items on top. Measure your table height to confirm proportions feel right in your space before ordering.