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Experts Corner - Our Guide to Finding the Perfect TV Stand
Throughout our site, you may find terms that are not familiar to you. We have provided this section for easy reference to game chair information. We hope that this will allow you to make an informed decision as a consumer and improve your shopping experience. Feel free to call us at anytime if you need more information. We are always happy to help.
We hope you find the following definitions to be helpful:
| Frames - Frames come in many forms, including:
TV Cabinets - Typically, a TV cabinet has a table top surface for your TV, but also will included storage and drawers for your tuner, CDs, DVDs, and otehr multimedia.
Corner TV Stands - You need to save space, right ? So buy a TV stand that is built with an angled back so that it will push snugly into a corner.
Swivel TV Stands - If you want to be able to move or rotate your TV according to where you might be moving around in the room, then purchase a TV stand will a swivel base !
Extra-Wide TV Stands - Now days, flat panel TVs have gotten to be 63 inches and larger. Look for our extra-wide TV stands to fit your needs.
Entertainment Centers - Not satisfied with a TV stand ? Need book shelves ? A light bridge ? A whole-wall unit ? Then look for our Entertainment Centers.
Dimensions - Depth is the key. You will need a TV stand that matches the depth of your TV. If its a little too wide or a little too narrow, don't worry about it. You can always decorate around it. But depth is hard to overcome. Be sure to pick the right TV stand depth.
Weight - Nowadays, TV have become pretty light. But, if you want to support the older large tube CRTs, you may need to support 200 pounds or more. So, be sure the TV stand you select has the proper weight rating.
Casters - Duh. Casters are wheels !
Adjustable Shelves - Usually you can adjust shelves because they have dowel pins in them. Look for this in adjustable shelves.
Cable Management - Its a real pain to conceal cables. If your TV stand has cable management, its easy. Holes and ribs in just the right places.
Solid Hardwood - These TV stands are made of solid woods, through and through.
Wood Veneer - These TV stands have thin strips of hardwood on top of less expensive plywood. The look is great and it cost less.
Engineered wood - Typically, this means MDF, which is made from particles of wood bonded under high heat.
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