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A TV unit for up to 65-inch TVs needs to do more than support your television. It should suit the width of your wall, provide enough space for games consoles and receivers, and offer a safe way to manage cables. Many disappointing purchases happen because people focus solely on screen size or appearance.
The phrase “up to 65 inches” describes TV compatibility, not the actual width of the unit. Depending on the model, a 65-inch TV can be around 145 cm wide. That means a 147 cm TV stand leaves very little room at either side.
Before you buy, measure the actual width of your TV, the position of its feet and the available wall space. In a narrow room, an overly long TV unit can obstruct walkways. In a spacious living room, by contrast, a unit that is too small can quickly look out of proportion.
Doors and compartments hide equipment, but they don’t necessarily provide enough ventilation or make cable management easier. Depending on their design, receivers, routers and games consoles need adequate airflow. Check whether the back panel has openings and whether cables can be routed to the side or rear.
A TV unit with doors is particularly useful for accessories, remote controls and equipment you don’t use all the time. Open shelves are more practical if you regularly use your console or streaming devices.
Terms such as wood-effect or engineered wood don’t automatically indicate how sturdy a unit is. What matters is the material, dimensions, construction and stated maximum load. If a model is made from MDF or chipboard, make sure it’s placed on a level surface and that all the fixings are tightened correctly.
For taller furniture, wall fixings are recommended if the manufacturer advises them. This is particularly important in homes with children or pets: don’t leave the unit freestanding and unsecured.
A common search term is 147 cm TV stand. This width can work for many TVs up to 65 inches, but always compare it with the external dimensions of the specific TV you have in mind. The stand needs to accommodate the feet fully. You should also be able to reach sockets and cables behind the unit.
Height affects your viewing angle. In the living room, the centre of the screen should be at a comfortable height for your seated position. In a bedroom, you may have different requirements, such as a higher position for viewing from bed.
A TV unit with storage can combine open shelves, drawers or doors. Open areas are often easy to access when you’re using a games console. Decorations, cables and accessories, on the other hand, can be kept tidier in closed compartments.
A TV unit with adjustable shelves gives you more flexibility if your equipment varies in height. Check that the compartments are tall enough for your receiver, consoles or speakers.
Coated MDF and chipboard are widely used for TV furniture. Clean the surfaces according to the manufacturer’s instructions. The product information for the models below recommends cleaning with a dry or slightly damp cloth; avoid abrasive products and excessive moisture.
Also check how the unit is assembled. Labelled components and illustrated instructions can make self-assembly easier. Don’t load the unit until all the fixings are secure and it’s level.
Why it suits this type of home: Measuring 147.3 × 40.6 × 61.7 cm, this white TV unit offers a clearly defined footprint and several compartments for everyday media equipment and accessories.
The precise external dimensions make it easier to check the fit against your wall and TV. Closed compartments help keep accessories out of sight, while giving you more than just open shelving.
White finish, cupboard storage and stated compatibility with TVs up to 65 inches.
Why it suits this type of home: Two open compartments, two closed sections and an adjustable shelf let you organise your console, receiver and decorations separately.
The adjustable shelf means you’re not limited to a single compartment height. The layout gives you the option of both open and concealed storage.
MDF construction, 147.3 cm width, two doors and a stated maximum load of 54 kg.
Why it suits this type of home: Its compact width and two sliding doors make it a good choice for smaller living spaces or for anyone who prefers to keep equipment and accessories mostly out of sight.
You can check the dimensions before buying. The sliding doors don’t need extra clearance in front of the unit, which can be useful when space is limited.
MDF and chipboard construction with a steel frame, two sliding doors and a stated statutory guarantee of at least two years under EU consumer law.
We’ve put together a complete, regularly updated list of products that meet these strict selection criteria and fully comply with the safety regulations in force in the EU.
First, measure the actual width of your TV, including the frame. A TV unit around 147 cm wide may be suitable if the TV is considerably narrower than the unit and its feet sit securely on the surface. The maximum TV size listed for a unit doesn’t replace checking the actual dimensions.
It depends on your seating height, room and viewing position. A low TV unit is a common choice for a sofa; in a bedroom, a taller piece of furniture may be more practical. The important thing is that the TV is stable and you can watch without having to tilt your head for long periods.
There’s no reliable one-size-fits-all answer. Lifespan depends on the load, assembly, moisture and care. Keeping the unit level, staying within its stated weight limit, and protecting it from damp and direct heat can help it last. Before you buy, also check the assembly instructions, material details and any warranty or guarantee information.