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TV Tables: How to Choose the Right Size and Style
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For a 55 inch TV, a TV table of at least 120cm to 130cm wide is recommended so the television does not overhang the unit. The TV table should also be sturdy enough to support the weight of the TV if it is not wall-mounted, so check the weight capacity in the product specification before purchasing.
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A TV table should position the centre of your screen at roughly eye level when seated, typically between 95cm and 115cm from the floor. For most sofas and standard TV tables at 40cm to 50cm tall, this works well with TVs of 55 inches or larger. If your sofa is particularly low or high, adjust accordingly.
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The terms are used interchangeably. Both refer to a piece of furniture designed to support a television and provide storage for media equipment. TV stand tends to imply a taller, narrower unit while TV table or TV unit suggests a wider, lower piece, but in UK retail the distinction is not consistently applied.
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Yes, a compact TV table works well in a bedroom, particularly for a smaller television. Choose a unit that suits the scale of the room and positions the screen at a comfortable viewing height from the bed, typically slightly lower than living room eye level as bedroom viewing is often from a reclined position.
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Most TV tables include a cable management hole or channel at the back to thread cables through and keep them tidy. For units without this feature, adhesive cable clips along the back of the unit or a cable sleeve can achieve a similar result. Closed cabinet storage naturally hides cables for any equipment stored inside.
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