TV Stands

POVISON offers TV stands in nine curated styles, blending aesthetics and functionality:

• Mid-Century Modern TV Console

• Modern Minimalist TV Stand

• Nordic TV Bench

• Luxury Entertainment Center

• Industrial TV Cabinet

• Electric Fireplace Media Console

• Floating TV Stand

• Modular Entertainment Centers

• Vintage TV Bench

Choosing the right size TV console depends on the size of your TV and the space available in your room. If you're looking to create a cohesive look, consider pairing your TV stand with matching living room sets for a balanced and stylish setup.

• Width: Select a console 2–4 inches wider than your TV for stability. For 55"+ TVs, aim for 59"–70" widths; 75"+ TVs pair best with 78"–142" consoles.
• Height: Position the TV center at 42"–48" (eye level for seated viewers). Look for stands 18"–32" tall.
• Depth: Ensure 16"–20" depth to accommodate media devices and airflow.
• Weight Capacity: Confirm the stand supports your TV.

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• Custom/Irregular Spaces:

POVISON offers various materials TV stands tailored to different space needs:

• Walnut TV Stand: Crafted from rich walnut veneer, known for its deep, warm tones and natural grain patterns. Durable and timeless, ideal for mid-century or luxury décors.
• Ash TV Console: Features light-colored ash wood with a straight grain, offering a sleek, Scandinavian-inspired look. Resilient and easy to maintain.
• Oak TV Stand: Available in solid or veneer, oak provides robust strength and a classic, versatile aesthetic suitable for traditional or modern spaces.
• Sintered Stone TV Cabinet: High-temperature sintered stone surfaces (glossy/matte) offer heat resistance, scratch-proof durability, and contemporary elegance.
• Marble TV Console: Natural marble adds opulent veining and luxury but requires regular sealing. Faux marble alternatives mimic the look with easier maintenance.
• Metal Legs TV Stand: Powder-coated iron legs provide industrial chic appeal and sturdy support, often paired with wood or glass for modern contrast.
• Tempered Glass TV Cabinet: Clear or frosted glass shelves offer airy transparency and easy cleaning, perfect for minimalist or floating designs.
• Rattan TV Stand: Woven rattan panels add bohemian texture and ventilation for AV components, blending style and functionality.
• Rubberwood TV Stand: Sustainable solid rubberwood is eco-friendly and strong, often used for legs or frames in modular or rustic designs.

Yes, most modern TV media consoles are designed to support a variety of TV types, including LCD, LED, and Plasma TVs. However, it’s important to check the stand’s specifications to ensure compatibility. Pay attention to the stand’s weight capacity and VESA compatibility, which refers to the mounting pattern on the back of the TV. Some stands come with universal mounts or adjustable shelves to accommodate different TV sizes and weights. If you have an older or unusually heavy TV, such as a large Plasma model, ensure the TV cabinet is specifically rated to handle its weight.

Yes, many TV media consoles come with built-in storage or shelving to help organize your entertainment space. These stands often include cabinets with doors to hide away items like cables, gaming consoles, or DVDs, as well as open shelves for displaying decor, books, or media devices. Some models even feature integrated cable management systems to keep wires tidy. TV Entertainment centers, in particular, are known for their extensive storage options, offering a combination of shelves, drawers, and cabinets to meet various organizational needs.

Assembling a TV stand typically involves following the manufacturer’s instructions step by step. Most stands come with all the necessary hardware, such as screws, bolts, and tools, along with a detailed manual. Start by laying out all the parts and identifying them according to the instructions. Assemble the frame first, then attach shelves, drawers, or doors as needed. It’s important to tighten all screws securely to ensure stability. If the TV bench includes a mount for the TV, follow the specific instructions for attaching it safely. If you’re unsure about any step, consider seeking help from a professional or a friend with experience in furniture assembly.

The weight capacity of a TV stand varies depending on its design and materials. On average, a standard TV stand can support between 100 to 200 pounds (45 to 90 kilograms). However, larger or sturdier stands, such as entertainment centers or those made from solid wood or metal, may support even more weight. Always check the manufacturer’s specifications to ensure the stand can safely hold your TV and any additional equipment, such as soundbars or gaming consoles. Exceeding the weight limit can compromise the stand’s stability and pose a safety risk.

Yes, modern TV stands are specifically designed to fit into the corner of a room, making them an excellent choice for smaller spaces or rooms with limited wall space. These stands are typically triangular or L-shaped, allowing them to fit snugly into the corner while providing a stable base for your TV. Many corner TV media consoles also include shelves or cabinets for additional storage. When choosing a corner stand, measure the available space carefully to ensure it fits comfortably and doesn’t obstruct walkways or other furniture.

Absolutely! TV stands are versatile pieces of furniture that can serve multiple purposes. For example, they can be used as display stands for artwork, plants, or decorative items in rooms where a TV isn’t needed. Smaller TV stands can function as side tables or nightstands in bedrooms. Some people repurpose TV media consoles as storage units for books, office supplies, or even kitchen items. The key is to choose a stand with a design and size that suits your intended use, ensuring it complements the room’s decor and meets your functional needs.

Maintaining and cleaning your TV cabinet depends on the materials it’s made from. For wood stands, use a soft, damp cloth to wipe away dust and avoid harsh chemicals that can damage the finish. Metal TV stands can be cleaned with a mild soap solution and a soft cloth, followed by drying to prevent rust. Glass surfaces should be cleaned with a glass cleaner and a microfiber cloth to avoid streaks. For particleboard or MDF stands, avoid excessive moisture and use a dry or slightly damp cloth for cleaning. Regularly check and tighten any screws or bolts to maintain the stand’s stability over time.