Rustic Oak TV Stands 150cm

Description

No-Nonsense Solid Wood: What to Expect From Our Rustic Oak TV Stands

Let’s be honest about furniture.

If you want something pristine and clinical that looks like it came off a factory conveyor belt in pieces, go buy flat-pack laminate. This is solid timber. It has splits, knots, and colour variations that grew in a forest, not a lab.

It is heavy.

We build these rustic oak tv stands 150cm wide because that gives you proper room for a modern television without the edges hanging over. You get open shelves for the sky box or games console, and a couple of deep drawers to shove the remotes and cables into when people come round.

No assembly required.

We glue, dowel, and screw these units together right here in the workshop. It arrives on a wagon, solid as a house, ready for you to drag into place. Just make sure you measure your alcove first because it does not bend.

If you have an awkward corner or a smaller space, you might want to look at our corner TV units instead of a straight wall unit.

Solid Oak vs The Alternatives

“This unit is absolute solid timber. Took two of us to carry it into the lounge, but it isn’t going anywhere. No cheap cardboard backing either.”

Common Questions

How do I clean this unit? Just wipe it with a dry microfiber cloth. If you spill a brew on it, wipe it up straight away before it sinks into the grain. Don’t use bleach spray.

How long does delivery take? We get it to you in five working days for standard delivery. If you want us to carry it upstairs and take the cardboard away, choose the premium option.

Do I need to wax it? Yes, once or twice a year. Use a clear beeswax to keep the timber from drying out, especially if you have the heating on high all winter.

Is it actually solid wood? Yes, it is solid oak. No cheap particle board or cardboard backing that bends when you touch it.

Can I put a hot mug directly on the wood? No, use a coaster. Hot mugs will leave white rings in the lacquer that are a pain to get out.

Pre-Purchase Questions

How much weight can the 150cm stand actually hold? It easily supports up to 80kg. You can put the heaviest telly you can buy on top of it and it won’t bow or sag.

Why choose a fully assembled oak unit over flat-pack? Flat-pack uses wooden pegs and glue that eventually wobble loose. This is built with proper joints in our workshop, meaning it stays solid forever.

Will the wood grain look exactly like the photos? No, it won’t. Every tree grows differently, so yours might have a few more knots or a slightly darker swirl, which is just how real wood behaves.

Is a 150cm unit too big for a smaller TV? Not necessarily, but measure your wall space first. Having a bit of extra wood showing on either side of a smaller screen actually looks quite balanced.

Troubleshooting & Styling Questions

Can I mix this rustic oak with my existing darker mahogany furniture? Yes, you can. You don’t need matching sets; mixing lighter oak with darker woods actually stops a room looking like a sterile showroom.

How do I make this large unit fit visually in a narrow room? Keep the floor around it clear and don’t clutter the top shelf. The light oak finish naturally reflects light, which helps keep the room from feeling closed in.

What do I do if I scratch the surface? If it is a light scratch, rub a bit of matching wax over it. For deeper gouges, you can lightly sand the area back and re-apply a clear protective coat.