Category : TV Stands

In the example above of the Sauder Harbor View corner TV stand pictured above – the rear is flat with just the edges shaped for a corner – so that gives more room for equipment inside....

We will also highlight factors which should be checked before purchasing any kind of TV or AV furniture....

The thickness of the glass, the type of cable management and the weight of the TV you are going to put on it are all part of the equation....

For example, some cabinets feature a vented base which pulls cool air from underneath the cabinet and expels warmer air out of the cable ports in the rear panels....

A cheap DIY option is to build a couple of towers by stacking concrete blocks or bricks. This low–cost approach really works — we’ve used it successfully on more than one Studio SOS visit — and because of the high mass, very little vibrational energy...

This corner TV stand comes with two doors and a glass front that will display everything you need. There are also a total of four shelves to ensure you have ample room for your entertainment ensemble. The piece will fit in any corner easily. ...

This type of stand can also allow you to have the TV at a greater height when compared to a glass or wooden stand – which will often offer a lower viewing position when the TV is in place....

Wooden TV stands might be the right choice if you prefer a more traditional look....

It’s physics: for every action, there’s an equal and opposite reaction....

Glass TV stands are usually available with optional casters, and so make a good choice if you will need to move the TV around the room....