Where to Position Your Wooden TV Stand in a Rented Living Room
In a rented living room, the best place for a wooden TV stand is usually the wall nearest the aerial and a pair of sockets, facing the main seating and set away from direct window glare and radiators. From there, the right position depends on the quirks of the room you have been given: a chimney breast, several doors, a bay window or a landlord who would rather you did not drill. In this guide we walk through how to read a rented room before moving any furniture, from locating power and aerial points to judging where daylight falls at different times of day. We explain how to work with fireplaces and alcoves, how to keep walkways clear, and how to protect floors, carpets and walls so your deposit stays safe. We also cover stability without wall fixings, lighting that works with the stand, and how to choose a position that will still suit the stand in your next home....
