TV units
Widths from ninety centimetres to two and a half metres, in solid wood, oak veneer and matt lacquer, standing or wall-mounted.
Floating or standing
A wall-mounted unit makes a room feel larger because you can see the floor underneath, and it is easier to clean around. It does need a solid wall and proper fixings, which is not a given in newer Dutch houses with plasterboard partitions.
A standing unit can go anywhere and usually offers more storage. If you are unsure about your wall, standing is the safe answer.
Getting the width right
As a rule the unit should be wider than the television, ideally by a good margin on each side, otherwise the screen looks as though it is about to fall off. For a 55-inch screen, about 123 centimetres wide, a unit of 180 or more sits comfortably.
Also think about cables. Most of our units have openings at the back and space for a soundbar or a games console.
Frequently asked
- Can you mount a floating unit for me?
- Our delivery team places and assembles furniture, and can mount a unit on a solid wall. For plasterboard or unusual constructions we will tell you honestly if it needs a specialist.
Our product pages are in Dutch. Photographs, dimensions and prices are straightforward to read, and we answer questions in English by WhatsApp or email.