Upgrading Your Low TV Unit: When It’s Worth It
Low TV units suit relaxed seating, large screens and open plan spaces, but as screens grow and households change, they can stop working as well as they once did. In this guide we explain when upgrading a low TV unit is worth it. We look at the signs to watch for: a viewing height that no longer suits your sofa, a new television that overhangs the unit, storage and audio equipment that have outgrown it, and wear such as chipped edges, loose runners and doors that no longer close properly. We also explain when smaller changes are enough, such as wall mounting the screen, adding shelving above or refreshing the finish. If you decide to replace the unit, you will find advice on measuring from your seated eye line, choosing the right mix of storage and judging construction. Finally, we cover styling a low unit and how it compares with a floating design, helping you choose well....
