TV Units

Our range runs from compact 120cm and 150cm cabinets to wide 180cm and 200cm floating designs, so pull out the tape measure before you shortlist by style, and work from your wall width down.

TV unit cable management & storage

Many TV units in our range include a mix of open shelving and closed cabinets, letting you keep a games console or set-top box visible while hiding cables and remotes behind a door. Drawer units add another storage layer for DVDs, controllers or smaller items you don't want on display. Some designs include a cutout or gap at the back for cable routing, though this isn't standard across every unit in our range. Weight capacity for the top surface isn't always specified, so keep heavier soundbars or larger screens in mind when comparing units of a similar size.

If you're setting up a full living room at once, our sofas range is the natural next stop.

TV unit sizes and configurations

Widths across our TV units typically run from around 90cm up to 220cm, covering everything from a slim unit for a small apartment to a long entertainment unit built for a wall-mounted screen and full media setup, usually sized to sit close in width to the coffee table in front of it.

Door and drawer counts vary from a single cabinet with two doors through to larger units with three or four doors plus a drawer. Floating TV units, mounted to the wall rather than sitting on legs, are also part of our range if you want the floor visually clear underneath. Some units include LEDs built into the cabinet as a feature.

Once your TV unit's chosen, our console tables range covers a similar footprint for a hallway or entry instead.

Materials and colours across our TV units

Wood is by far the popular material across our TV units, with a smaller number combining wood and metal or including glass panel doors. Light wood is easiest to match against existing furniture, since more TV units come in that tone than any other. Black and white combinations, and straight black or white cabinets, cover most of what's left, with rattan and wicker detailing on a handful of units for a more textured, casual look than a plain timber finish.

For matching storage nearby, our sideboards and buffets range uses a similar mix of materials.

Frequently asked questions

How many TV units does Temple & Webster stock?

We currently carry 200+ TV units. That spans compact cabinets for small apartments through to large multi-door entertainment units.

What size TV unit do I need?

Sizing depends on your screen and wall width more than a fixed rule, but most of our units run from around 150cm to 180cm long. Measure your available wall space and your screen's stand width before choosing, and aim for 5-10cm on either side of the stand for extra security against knocks and bumps.

What's the difference between a TV unit and an entertainment unit?

The terms are used interchangeably in our range and both describe cabinet furniture designed to hold a television and related equipment. "Entertainment unit" tends to describe larger designs with more storage, designed for DVD players, set top boxes and gaming consoles.

Are floating TV units harder to install than freestanding ones?

Floating units need to be wall-mounted rather than simply placed on the floor, so they typically take more setup. They can be harder to install depending on how the wall studs are set up, and it's best to get a professional to help install if you're not certain. Floating TV units are generally not suitable for rental properties either, unless you have permission from your landlord.

Do TV units come with cable management built in?

Some of our TV units include a cutout or open section at the back for running cables through. This isn't standard across every design, so it's worth confirming for a specific model before buying.