| Alternative names | 58" Classic MDF & Glass Door Highboy Fireplace TV Stand - Gray Wash Walker Edison Hoxton Classic 2 Glass Door Fireplace Stand for TVs up to 65 Inches, 58 Inch, Grey Wash |
| Color | Grey, Black |
| Alternative names | 58" Classic MDF & Glass Door Highboy Fireplace TV Stand - Gray Wash Walker Edison Hoxton Classic 2 Glass Door Fireplace Stand for TVs up to 65 Inches, 58 Inch, Grey Wash |
| Color | Grey, Black |
| Store | |
|---|---|
Houzz | $342 |
Walker Edison | $377.55 |
Walmart 58" Classic MDF & Glass Door Highboy Fireplace TV Stand - Gray Wash | $483.34 |
Bison Office | $484.90 |
Totally Furniture | $484.99 |
English Elm | $515 |
Futon Land | $540 |
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I clean and maintain my TV stand?
Dust regularly with a soft, dry cloth. For spills, use a slightly dampened cloth and immediately dry the surface to prevent damage.
What is the ideal height for a TV stand to ensure comfortable viewing?
The center of the TV screen should be at eye level when seated, typically 42 inches from the floor, which may vary based on sofa height and screen size.
Can TV stands be used for storage, and what should be considered?
Yes, many TV stands offer storage for electronics and media. Consider ventilation for electronic devices and cable management features.
How do I select the right TV stand size?
Your TV stand should be at least as wide as your TV, but a wider stand allows for decor and component storage.
What features should I consider in a TV stand?
Look for stands with adequate shelving for components, cable management systems, and the right height for comfortable viewing.
Can TV stands be used for purposes other than holding a TV?
Yes, TV stands can serve as a media center, storage for books and decor, or even as a buffet in a dining area.
How can I manage technology and cables to maintain a clean aesthetic in my living room?
Hide cables within wall moldings or paintable cable covers that match the walls. Use creative solutions like wall panels or furniture to conceal TVs and speakers when not in use.
How can I cleverly conceal my TV and technology in my living space?
Consider cable camouflage techniques like running them inside walls or using paintable covers. Hang a wall of pictures or install a TV console to minimize technology visibility when not in use.
How much clearance is needed for furniture in a living room?
Maintain a minimum passage width of 36 inches (91 cm) around furniture for easy movement.
