Faux Leather TV Beds Tag

Faux Leather TV Beds Buying Guide: What to Look for Before You Order

Faux Leather TV Beds Buying Guide: What to Look for Before You Order

Before you order a faux leather TV bed, look closely at five areas: the quality and finish of the faux leather itself, the stitching and seams, the colour and how it will sit in your room, the strength of the frame and base, and the electric lift with its screen size limits. Faux leather is a popular upholstery for TV beds because it wipes clean easily, resists pet hair and gives a crisp, tailored look, but not every finish behaves the same. In this buying guide we explain the difference between matte and gloss surfaces, what good stitching looks like, how to choose a colour that hides wear, how temperature and sunlight affect the material and how to care for it so it stays smooth and supple. We also cover the practical checks every TV bed needs, from room clearance and delivery access to mattress depth and cable routes, so you can order with confidence....

How to Measure Up for Faux Leather TV Beds: A Simple Sizing Guide

How to Measure Up for Faux Leather TV Beds: A Simple Sizing Guide

Measuring up properly is the surest way to make a faux leather TV bed fit your bedroom first time. Because the television sits inside a deeper footboard housing, the frame is longer than a standard bed, and the firm edges of faux leather leave little margin if the fit is tight. This step by step guide shows you how to measure the room at floor level, find the usable width of the headboard wall, check the walkway and ceiling height at the foot of the bed and understand the difference between mattress size and external frame dimensions. We list the standard UK mattress sizes, explain how to plan for the power cable and socket, and show you how to measure doorways and stairs on the route in. You will also find advice on taping out the footprint, avoiding common measuring mistakes, keeping faux leather away from radiators and choosing mattresses and bedside cabinets that suit the frame....