TV & Entertainment Units
TV units and entertainment cabinets that keep the set-top box, router and cables tidy. A low, wide unit suits a wall-mounted TV; a unit with doors or drawers hides remotes, games and clutter. Match the unit's width to your screen: it should be at least as wide as the TV, and a little wider looks better. Each listing states the largest TV it is made for, along with its drawers, doors and finish, so you can plan the wall before it arrives.
Choosing a TV unit
Screen size, storage and the cables.
What size TV will it take?
Each listing gives the largest screen it is made for. The unit should be at least as wide as the TV, and its top must hold the TV stand if the TV is not wall-mounted.
Doors, drawers or open shelves?
Open shelves suit devices that need airflow and a clear line to the remote. Doors and drawers hide clutter.
What about cables?
Look for cut-outs at the back and plan where the power sockets are before you place the unit.