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Entertainment Centers June 7, 2020 Serilda Schulte

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Contemporary entertainment center. This elegant and spacious entertainment center is a perfect solution for your living room and your TV. This furniture can accommodate most flat-panel TVs and provides storage for TV related devices. Additional cabinet help keep your room tidy.

While I like the clean look of my basic television console, I have been itching for something a little larger on which to display books and family photos. But I do not want to end up with a big, heavy wall unit reminiscent of what my parents had in the 1990s. That is why I love these entertainment centers that provide extra space for display and storage while maintaining a clean look.

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A definite conversation starter and space saver, the Atlus Plus is one of the only TV stands that don ”t touch the ground. The console mounts easy to your wall at any height with its innovating hanging rail mounting system.
The stand can support LCD and plasma TVs up to 75 inches and 100 pounds. Aesthetically simplistic, the stand measures 16 x 70.2 x 28 inches, and assembly is required, although customer service is attentive and the instructions are easy to follow. It is available in two colors: black oak and gray maple.
Create a freestanding, large entertainment center by creating two stacks of cabinets the same height on either side of one wider cabinet which serves as the base or focal point for the center. Use a countertop to span the entire unit for the main shelf, or use a glass desktop or reclaimed door in place of the countertop. Connect cabinets to one another by drilling holes through one into the next, securing with bolts and nuts. This way, you can disassemble them easily later on. Drill holes in the backs and bottoms of cabinets to allow for cables and wiring. Add a power strip inside one of the cabinets for tidy cords.