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The right TV stand should support your television securely, keep media devices neatly organised and complement your living space. In practice, however, purchasing mistakes are often caused not by the design, but by inaccurate measurements, unclear load limits or a lack of suitable cable management and ventilation solutions.
Before buying a TV cabinet, TV stand or lowboard, it is therefore worth taking an objective look at the most important product details.
The specification “up to 65 inches” describes the maximum suitable screen diagonal, not the television’s actual width. A 65-inch television can vary in width depending on its frame and design. You should also leave some space on the left and right so that the television stands securely and the furniture does not look too small.
You should therefore measure:
A TV cabinet for 65-inch televisions should take more than just the screen diagonal into account. The dimensions of the top panel and the permitted load are also crucial.
Closed doors protect devices and accessories from dust. However, if receivers, games consoles or streaming devices are operated in a completely enclosed compartment, heat can build up. Look for open compartments, cut-outs at the back or sufficient space around the devices.
A TV stand with storage is particularly practical when the compartments are planned around the size of the devices. Before buying, check the internal dimensions rather than just the external measurements.
A cable opening can make the back look tidier, but it is not a substitute for a well-planned set-up. Check whether the cable routing actually suits the position of the connections and whether there is enough room for multi-plug adapters. The distance from the wall and the length of the existing cables are also important.
The width of the furniture should suit both the television and the size of the room. Very narrow furniture can look unstable beneath a large screen, while an excessively wide lowboard takes up unnecessary floor space.
The depth must be sufficient for the television stand or feet. With a wall-mounted television, on the other hand, the furniture must not interfere with the bracket or connection cables. Height affects the viewing angle: when seated, the centre of the screen should ideally be at a comfortable eye level.
Look for separate load ratings for the top panel, individual compartments and drawers. For example, the Beliani PASCO is specified as having a maximum load of 30 kg for the top panel and 5 kg per compartment. These limits should not be exceeded. The television, soundbar and decorative items must be considered together.
For TV furniture made from wood or wood-based materials, stability, the quality of the fittings and a level surface are also important. After assembly, all screws should be securely tightened. If there are children in the household, the furniture should also be secured against tipping in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.
Wood-based materials such as Engineered Wood or Fibreboard can provide an even surface and a range of finishes. They should be protected from prolonged exposure to moisture. Sensitive rattan surfaces generally require a soft, dry cloth; for the PASCO model, the manufacturer expressly advises against using cleaning products on the rattan.
You should therefore check:
Why this product suits this profile: The 120 cm-wide combination of open compartments and two rattan doors is ideal for smaller to medium-sized living spaces and a boho-inspired interior.
The product details state the maximum load for the top panel and compartments, as well as practical cable management. This makes it possible to check important limits before assembly.
Two doors, two open compartments, metal legs and a top-panel load capacity of up to 30 kg.
Why this product suits this profile: The clean-lined black design complements modern living rooms and, at 167.6 cm wide, provides space for large televisions and several media devices.
The external dimensions of 167.6 × 41.7 × 55.5 cm are clearly stated. This makes it easier to compare the unit with the wall width, television and available floor space.
Suitable for televisions up to 65 inches, with several storage compartments and a black Engineered Wood finish.
Why this product suits this profile: The white finish is ideal for bright interiors and households looking for a TV cabinet with several enclosed and open storage areas.
At 147.3 × 40.6 × 61.7 cm, you can check before buying whether the greater depth and height suit your viewing distance and device arrangement.
Compatible with televisions up to 65 inches, with several storage areas and an easy-care white finish.
Plan the assembly area in advance and use a level, stable surface. A TV table should not be used as a seat or as a surface for heavy objects unless the manufacturer specifically allows this. Make sure there is sufficient room for doors and open compartments to operate freely.
For effective cable management, route power, HDMI and network cables separately from ventilation openings and moving doors wherever possible. After connecting everything, check that the doors close fully and that the plugs are not under tension.
We have put together a complete, regularly updated list of products that fully meet these strict selection criteria and the safety regulations applicable in the EU.
First measure the television’s actual width and the distance between its stand feet. The furniture should cover at least these measurements and provide a little extra space at the sides. The specification “up to 65 inches” alone is no substitute for checking the dimensions.
That depends on your devices. Open compartments are practical for receivers, consoles and streaming accessories, while doors keep cables, remote controls and accessories out of sight. The internal dimensions and ventilation are what matter—not just the number of compartments.
Use a soft cloth and wipe away moisture promptly. Follow the manufacturer’s specific care instructions. Direct sources of heat, excessive moisture and unsuitable cleaning products can damage surfaces made from Fibreboard, Engineered Wood or rattan.