floor model

American  

noun

1. a radio, television set, or other furnishing or appliance intended to stand on the floor rather than on a table; console.

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Example Sentences

But he never viewed Wendy as anything other than a “floor model” advertising a vehicle for immortality, similar to the way that he considers the space lifeforms he purloined from his corporate competitor, Weyland-Yutani, to be his toys.

From Salon

When she ran into problems, she pivoted, ordering, for example, the floor model of a Sub-Zero refrigerator when she learned a new one wouldn’t arrive for months.

From Seattle Times

By then, Madoff’s market-making business had become a thorn in the side of the New York Stock Exchange, whose old-fashioned trading floor model was increasingly coming under attack by computer-based upstarts.

From Los Angeles Times

The 16-foot 2020 Bambi floor model was the last one on the lot.

From Washington Post

She's also started pocketing down payments on a car that, at that point, hadn't reached past the floor model prototype phase.

From Salon