These offer a more enclosed space for your AV equipment and allow you to hide your devices away. In some cases this can be an important consideration if you do not want your living space overtaken by technology.
We will also highlight factors which should be checked before purchasing any kind of TV or AV furniture.
One potential drawback with these corner designs is that they can provide limited space for your AV equipment – especially if the rear goes to a point to fit exactly in the corner. Therefore, if you have a range of amplifiers, players and games consoles to install, then you might need to consider where they are all going to go.
If your room is full of wooden furniture and flooring then a glass TV stand may not fit into look you want for your room.
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.
The vast majority of flat panel TV’s will have a VESA fitting. This refers to the distance between the mounting holes on the back of the TV.
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.
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