Article Category Tv Stands

I’ve spent years in and out of workshops and if there’s one thing that really winds me up, it’s seeing a beautiful living room ruined by a flimsy TV stand that’s bowing in the middle. If you’re like me and you’ve still got a collection of DVDs or Blu-rays tucked …

I get asked this all the time down at the workshop. Someone’s just finished decorating their living room—maybe they’ve gone for that classic “modern country” look—and they’re stuck. Do you go for the chunky, traditional oak unit that looks like it was built a hundred years ago, or something a …

Look, I’ve spent more years in workshops than I care to admit, and I’ve seen every kind of “bargain” furniture you can imagine. Most of it’s rubbish. But when we talk about mixing solid oak with real oak veneers, it’s a different story altogether. If you’re like me and likes …

I’ve spent more years than I’d like to admit in the workshop, and if there’s one thing that gets my goat, it’s seeing a “solid wood” solid oak tv unit. arrive in a flat box with forty different screws and a manual that looks like a cryptic crossword. If you’ve …

If you’ve gone out and splashed the cash on a massive new telly, the last thing you want is to stick it on a flimsy little unit that looks like it’s about to buckle. I always tell folks in the workshop that a 180cm solid oak tv unit. isn’t just …

I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve walked into a living room and seen a massive, expensive screen hanging off the edges of a flimsy little stand. It looks top-heavy, and frankly, it’s a bit of a disaster waiting to happen if the kids start playing football in the …

I’ve spent a good chunk of my life in workshops and showrooms, and if there’s one thing that gets my goat, it’s seeing a massive, expensive 75-inch telly sitting on a wobbly bit of flat-pack. It’s an accident waiting to happen, frankly. When you’re looking at TV stands for 85 …

Look, I’ve spent more years than I’d like to admit in the workshop, and I’ve seen every “next big thing” in home decor come and go. Most of it’s just shiny plastic or bits of cardboard disguised as wood. But this contemporary oak stuff? It’s different. You get those sleek, …