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Need ideas for a TV stand please

Little Black Hat Art Gallery

last year

Client is looking for TV stand, it needs to be about 150+cm wide and minimum 70cm high. Quite flexible with the style, but please see the photos of what could work. Please share ideas regarding suppliers, thank you, Kat

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minnie101
last year
That seems quite high for a tv unit? Have you considered a sideboard and put a hole in the back for cables? I did that with a tall cabinet for my tv

This one is 74cm high though, not sure if you’re particular re wood?

https://www.tikamoon.co.uk/art-marcus-teak-tv-stand-160-cm-2651.htm?_gl=18b5fo7_up*MQ..&gclid=CjwKCAjwq-WgBhBMEiwAzKSH6HrUtXXxJAOqyHsJuoYEt3HXbZzYvCYFjettk4zuXJsDriIQfPNqnxoC82IQAvD_BwE
minnie101
last year
https://www.westelm.co.uk/rustic-modular-66-media-console-h969

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Little Black Hat Art Gallery
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last year
Thank you !😊 And yes, it definitely needs to be high

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