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Frequently Asked Questions About Solid Wood TV Stands
What should be the dimensions of the TV stand relative to the screen?
The TV stand should be at least 10 cm wider than the TV on each side: for a 55-inch screen, about 140 cm; for a 65-inch screen, at least 160 cm. In terms of height, the center of the screen should be at eye level when seated, about 100 to 110 cm from the floor, which places the usable part of the stand between 40 and 55 cm. We detail the proportions in our TV stand size guide.
How do you manage the cables on a wooden TV stand?
Look for models with rear cable ports, or adopt the “single power strip” approach: plug all your devices into a single power strip inside the cabinet, with just one cable running to the wall. Make sure your devices are well-ventilated—the open gaps provide ventilation by design—and bundle any excess cable with cable ties so the back doesn’t turn into a tangled mess.
How do you care for a solid oak TV stand?
A damp, wrung-out cloth—used most often on the top surface—to remove the dust attracted by the electronics, and natural oil once or twice a year, moving the instruments around to ensure an even finish. Devices that generate heat benefit from a few millimeters of space between them and the wood.
What piece of furniture goes next to the TV stand in the living room?
The coffee table, which bridges the space between the sofa and the TV: a place to set down everything that accumulates in the living area. The solid wood coffee tables, made from the same oak as the TV stand, tie the entertainment area and the living area together with a unified design language. All of our wood is FSC-certified solid oak manufactured in Europe.
How do I finish the wall behind the TV?
Breaking the TV’s monopoly on the screen: shelves on either side or above it fill the wall with your own things—books and objects—and the TV becomes just another element. The solid-wood shelves flanking the TV stand create that cohesive wall composition that makes living rooms interesting.