Category : TV Stands

It is important that you buy the right mount stand for the size TV that you have, and as you shop around you will see the specifications that each stand is designed for....

My guide to wood TV stands and furniture gives a more detailed look into the pros and cons of this type of stand and points out the important considerations if you are looking to buy a stand of this type....

Although, it might not be right for you if you don’t like the look of your equipment on open shelves....

Of course, you do still need to attend to room reflections by adding some basic acoustic treatment — but that’s another subject and one that we have covered on numerous occasions in our Studio SOS series....

The corners can be a useful place to locate your hardware, as it utilizes an area of your room that is often wasted – and placing your equipment along a wall can often encroach too far into your living space....

Some corner TV stands are angular, while others are rounded. Rounded corner TV stands are much safer in households with pets or children as the sharp edges of more angular designs could be potentially dangerous....

Although, it might not be right for you if you don’t like the look of your equipment on open shelves....

Go to my in-depth guide to find out more information about choosing glass flat panel TV stands....

The corners can be a useful place to locate your hardware, as it utilizes an area of your room that is often wasted – and placing your equipment along a wall can often encroach too far into your living space....

All that unwanted movement can colour and distort the sound. We do our best to prevent vibrations by adding bracing to the cabinet, but that doesn’t really help with the movement. ...