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What is a TV unit?

A TV unit is a piece of furniture that is primarily used to support a television. TV units come in a range of heights and styles, although these are the most common:
-Lowline TV units
-Corner TV units
-High TV stands

The secondary purpose of a TV unit is storage. From extra remotes to books to storage baskets, there are a range of things that can be displayed or stored in a TV unit. Read more about this in our What's the Best Furniture for Home Entertainment blog post.

How big should a TV unit be?

In general, a TV unit should be wider than the width of your television. The catch is that TVs are sold in diagonal inches, making buying the right size TV unit a little bit more complicated. We’ve compiled a list of minimum TV unit lengths alongside common TV sizes.
35 to 45 inch TV = 75cm TV unit
45 to 50 inch TV = 85cm TV unit
50 to 55 inch TV = 100cm TV unit
55 to 65 inch TV = 160cm TV unit
70 inch TV = 180cm TV unit

How to hide cables behind a TV unit

It’s not always easy to keep cables neat and tidy, but with the help of a TV unit, you may be able to conceal tangled cables behind your TV unit. Here are a few ways to achieve a more organised living space:
-Choose a closed TV unit: The easiest way to hide cables is to conceal them behind a TV unit that has doors.
-Use cable hooks: If your TV unit reveals your back wall, try securing unsightly cables with cable hooks behind your furniture.
-Try a cable box: A cable box houses your power board and excess cable lengths. Place it behind your TV unit to hide cables.
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