TV Units

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Our TV Units are available in widths from 80cm to 200cm+. As a general guide, choose a TV unit at least as wide as your television to maintain visual balance — use the size filter to find your perfect match.

TV Units with Storage

Choose from TV Units with open shelving, cable management holes, drawers and cupboard doors. Closed storage keeps equipment and cables out of sight; open shelving gives easy access to devices and remotes.

TV Units by Material & Finish

Our TV Units are available in walnut, oak, white and high gloss finishes — each suited to different living room styles from Scandi-minimal to traditional.

Transform your living room with a stylish TV unit that combines storage and sophistication. Our extensive range of TV furniture offers everything from sleek modern designs to classic styles, with options in various finishes including oak, walnut, and grey. Whether you're looking to buy a TV unit in a compact size or a spacious 4 door TV unit with ample shelving, we have the perfect solution for your entertainment space.

Style & Design – Choose from contemporary TV cabinet furniture, traditional wooden units, and minimalist designs that complement any interior. Our collection ensures you can find the ideal piece to match your home's aesthetic whilst maximising your viewing experience.
Storage Solutions – From open shelving for media equipment to closed storage for a clutter-free look, our TV unit furniture offers flexible organisation options. Pair your new unit with coffee tables and side tables to create a complete living room scheme.
Quality & Durability – All our units are built to last, with robust construction and premium materials ensuring long-term value for money. When you buy TV cabinet furniture from Choice, you're investing in quality craftsmanship.
Delivery – We offer free UK delivery on all orders, so you can buy a TV unit online with complete peace of mind and hassle-free TV unit delivery straight to your door.

Tip: Measure your space carefully before purchasing, ensuring your chosen TV unit fits comfortably and allows adequate ventilation for your equipment.

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FAQs on TV Units

What size TV unit do I need for my living room?

Measure your TV width, then choose a unit at least 5cm wider for balance and stability. For a 55-inch TV (140cm wide), select a unit between 145–150cm. Account for your room layout, wall space, and viewing distance. Larger rooms suit deeper units; compact spaces need slimline designs.

Should a TV unit be bigger than the TV?

Yes, your TV unit should be slightly wider than your TV for visual balance and structural safety. A minimum of 5cm overhang on each side is ideal. Undersized units create instability and look disproportionate. The unit width should complement both your TV and room dimensions.

Whats the best material for a TV unit?

Choose based on your lifestyle and décor. Solid wood offers durability and warmth; glass provides modern elegance but requires regular cleaning. Metal frames suit industrial styles; marble works for luxury interiors. Consider maintenance time, scratch resistance, and how the material coordinates with existing furniture.

How do I style a TV unit in my living room?

Balance the TV with symmetrical accessories: plants, candles, or framed art on either side. Keep the top surface uncluttered and layer heights using different-sized objects. Match the units colour and material to your sofa and side tables. Use the shelving for books, storage boxes, and decorative pieces.

What TV unit is best for a small bedroom or lounge?

Wall-mounted units maximise floor space and create a floating effect, ideal for compact rooms. Choose narrow, tall designs (under 100cm wide) that dont dominate the space. Open shelving rather than solid bases improves sightlines. Lighter colours and minimal styling prevent a cramped feel.

How should I measure for a TV unit?

Measure your TV width in centimetres, then add 10cm minimum for overhang. Measure the wall space where youll place it, accounting for skirting boards and adjacent furniture. Measure viewing height from floor to eye level when seated (typically 60–100cm to the TV centre). Check room depth for unit clearance.

Whats the difference between a TV stand and a TV unit?

A TV stand is a simple frame with minimal storage, ideal for temporary setups. A TV unit offers integrated shelving, drawers, and cable management for long-term use. Units are typically wider, heavier, and more decorative. Choose a unit for permanent living rooms; a stand for flexibility or rental properties.

How do I clean and maintain a wooden TV unit?

Dust weekly with a soft cloth to prevent buildup. Use a wood-specific cleaner monthly; avoid excessive water. Polish annually with furniture wax for protection and shine. Wipe spills immediately to prevent water rings. Keep away from direct sunlight and heat sources to avoid fading and warping.

Are wall-mounted TV units worth the cost?

Yes, if you value space-saving and modern aesthetics. They cost more upfront due to installation and wall reinforcement requirements, but eliminate floor clutter and improve room flow. Ideal for small homes and contemporary décor. Traditional floor units are more affordable and flexible if you move frequently.

What height should a TV unit be?

The TV centre should be at eye level when seated, typically 60–100cm from the floor depending on sofa height and viewing distance. Measure from your sofas sitting position to determine the ideal TV height. Allow 30–60cm above the unit if wall-mounted. Standard units are 45–60cm tall; adjust with stands if needed.

Can I use a TV unit without a TV stand or bracket?

Most TV units have a solid top surface to safely support modern TVs without additional brackets. Check the weight capacity (usually 30–50kg) against your TVs weight. For larger TVs or wall-mounted setups, use a VESA-compatible bracket. Ensure the surface is level and stable before placing your TV.

How much storage do I need in a TV unit?

This depends on your media consumption and décor style. Open shelves suit displayed books and decorative items; closed drawers hide cables, remotes, and gaming equipment. Plan for at least one shelf or drawer per person in the household. Minimalist spaces need less storage; family rooms benefit from deeper shelving and multiple compartments.

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