Custom TV Cabinets Built Around the Screen
A well-planned TV cabinet begins with the screen, viewing position and connected equipment – not a standard cabinet size. Avrelahome designs made-to-measure media cabinetry and produces it in our Foshan factory for a cleaner, more resolved living room.
Position the Screen Before Drawing the Cabinet
The television determines more than the width of the composition. Its size, mounting method and relationship to the seating influence the cabinet height, soundbar position and how much visual weight the wall can comfortably carry.
Screen and Seating
We review the current screen size, possible future size, main seating position and viewing direction before establishing the media-wall layout.
Mounting and Height
Wall-mounted and cabinet-supported screens require different clearances. The screen centerline, seating height and soundbar all affect the finished cabinet height.
Wall and Reflections
Windows, doors, columns and natural reflections are considered early so the television does not end up fighting the architecture of the room.
Let the Viewing Height Set the Cabinet Height
A low cabinet creates a lighter architectural line, while a taller unit can provide more storage. The right choice depends on screen position, seating height, sound equipment and the proportions of the wall.
A Quiet Low Line
A restrained low cabinet can keep the screen at a comfortable height and preserve open wall space in a calmer living room.
Storage Around the Screen
Vertical cabinets and display sections can extend the composition when the wall and storage brief support them.
Full-Wall Proportion
A larger media wall needs deliberate areas of open space. More cabinetry is not automatically the better solution.
Give Every Device a Proper Place
A compartment that fits a game console may not suit an AV receiver, router or future device. We use your equipment list to establish compartment sizes, shelf positions, door openings and service access.
Media Equipment
Streaming devices, set-top boxes, game consoles, controllers, receivers and amplifiers are measured before the internal layout is approved.
Sound Components
Soundbar dimensions, speaker positions and subwoofer placement are coordinated with the screen and cabinet openings.
Network and Accessories
Routers, network equipment, remotes and media accessories receive accessible storage instead of being forced into one closed compartment.
Keep Equipment Cool and Connections Accessible
The goal is not simply to hide the equipment. It is to conceal it without making it difficult to cool, connect or replace.
Ventilation
Suitable clearances, discreet openings or open compartments can be planned around devices that produce heat.
Cable Routes
Power, HDMI, data, antenna and speaker cables are mapped before production so they remain hidden but reachable.
Service Access
Access openings or removable backs can simplify installation, maintenance and future equipment changes.
Sound and Lighting
Speaker locations and lighting are resolved without blocking sound or creating distracting reflections on the screen.
Choose the Right Configuration for the Wall
The most suitable format depends on wall construction, storage needs, installation access and how permanent the composition should feel.
Floating TV Cabinet
A wall-mounted cabinet keeps the floor visible. Wall construction, anchoring, cabinet load and cable access must be checked first.
Floor-Standing Cabinet
A floor-supported design can provide greater storage capacity while still being tailored closely to the room.
Full-Wall Media Cabinetry
Closed storage, display shelving, lighting and wall panels can be combined while keeping the screen as the visual anchor.
Decide What Should Be Seen – and What Should Disappear
Open shelves add character, but too many exposed objects can compete with the screen. Closed cabinetry keeps controllers, media and equipment out of view. Finishes are then selected in relation to the flooring, doors, wall finishes and nearby furniture.
Closed Daily Storage
Frequently used items remain easy to reach while less attractive equipment and accessories can sit behind carefully planned doors.
Selective Display
Open display is used with restraint so books and objects support the room without turning the television wall into a showcase.
Finish in Context
Wood tones, painted finishes, glass, stone details and metal accents are reviewed beside the other materials in the living room.
Resolve the Wall Before Production
Wall material, baseboards, floor levels, columns, outlets, ventilation points and installation access can all change the cabinet construction. Our design team develops the cabinetry around these conditions, and our Foshan factory produces the approved design to the confirmed dimensions and material specifications.
Share the Room
Send wall dimensions, photographs, screen size and your equipment list.
Confirm the Layout
We review viewing position, cabinet format, storage and nearby furniture.
Select Materials
Finishes, door details, hardware and supporting materials are specified.
Review Drawings
Dimensions, equipment spaces, cable routes and ventilation are checked.
Produce the Cabinetry
The approved custom TV cabinets are manufactured in our Foshan factory.
Begin with the Screen, Wall and Equipment List
Share the room dimensions, television size, photographs and devices you need to accommodate. Our design team can help determine the cabinet format, internal layout and material direction.
Questions Buyers Ask Before Ordering
Practical answers about price, dimensions, equipment, installation and materials.
How much do custom TV cabinets cost?
What size should a TV cabinet be?
Can you build a custom TV cabinet for any TV size?
Can a custom TV cabinet hide cables and electrical outlets?
Can game consoles, routers and sound systems be stored inside?
Do custom TV cabinets need ventilation?
Can you make floating custom TV cabinets?
What materials are best for custom TV cabinets?
What is the difference between custom TV cabinets and TV stands?
Can the TV cabinet match the rest of my living-room furniture?
Tell Us About Your Media Wall
Send the wall dimensions, television size, room photographs and equipment list. Our design team will review the information and explain the next decisions needed for your custom TV cabinet.
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