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Plasma TVs are one of the hottest electronic items being sold today. They are more or less of a financial investment so whether you’re planning on creating an entire home theatre scheme for your family or just want a nice way to show off your new TV, a plasma TV stand is an magnificent idea. Here’s a few dissimilar types of TV stands and cabinets to support you with your decision making.
Metal Plasma TV Stands
Metal plasma TV stands are progressed and stylish and come in dissimilar finishes like black or silver. A nice feature of these types of stands is that in a good deal of circumstances, the metal is even textured with a powder coat finish to hide fingerprints. They are also very sturdy and easy to assemble. Some makers even give you of choice of features such as glass shelving and magnetized trims in dissimilar types of wood finishes.
Console Styles
Consider a solace plasma TV stand in your choice of contemporary or refined and tasteful wood and metal finishes. Consoles are outstanding because accessaries like tapes and DVDs may be stored inside them, out of sight. They likewise aid to ‘hide’ wires and parts because the front is covered by the cabinet doors. These aren’t the bulky TV consoles from the ‘old days’ either. Their designs are streamlined and innovative and in addition to their functionality, may add a genuinely nice touch to your existent décor.
Designer Style
These types of plasma TV stands come in wide assortment of styles and may in truth add an further and added degree of drama to a room. Choose from wood or metal in dissimilar finishes and then mix it up with shelving selections in dissimilar materials than the base. An all glass stand is a outstanding way to give the illusion of more space in littler rooms and you may select from clear, frosted or beveled. These stands are also very sturdy and what’s nice regarding the open style of these types of TV stands is that all of your parts are effortlessly accessible. Many also include a swivel turntable so you may effortlessly adjust your TV for dissimilar viewers around the room.
Stands with Motorized TV Lifts
Automatic TV lifts are built into the cabinet and designed to raise heavy plasma TVs. They use four rails to guide the unit as motor raises the lift quickly, quietly and safely. Some models will even stop mechanically if something obstructs it is path in the same way an automatic garage door mechanism works. These are finelooking cool but are in truth more of a furniture piece so you’ll need to make sure you have the space if this is your choice for a plasma TV stand.
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111 of 113 people found the following review helpful.
 excellent stand – here a lot of shelf clearance info
By M. Kluppel
As most other persons commented, this is an splendid stand, very sturdy, very classy looking. Easy assembly, perhaps 30-40 minutes. Before I purchased this, I could not find any info on the clearance of the shelfs; I have a high end receiver (Sony STR-DG720) that is in regards to 6.25 inches high, and it wasn’t clear to me if that would fit in any of the shelves on this stand. So here is numerous data on shelf heights and clearance: on the bottom shelf, you may fit anything up to 5.25 inches in height, which is more than sufficient for DVD player, PS2, PS3, etc., but not a high end receiver. The shelf above has more clearance; units up to 6.5 inches high slide without apparent effort in from the front (or back), so my Sony Receiver fits in nicely. Since the glass above (which the TV stands on) is supported by “domed” metal beams, you in truth have up to 8.5 inches of height, if you slide any unit onto that shelf from the sides. This is because the metal frames the whole unit stand on cover a little bit of the total height of the second shelf at the front and back, but not on the sides. I in truth was almost competent to put my center speaker bar on top of my tall receiver on this shelf when sliding it in from the side, there was just a tenth of an inch or so height missing to do that. But since there is so much horizontal space on both shelves anyway, that was not necessitated (one may effortlessly fit three parts side by side on each shelf). So in summary, there is more than sufficient height on the second shelf for tall electronic units like high end receivers. Hope this is helpful!
23 of 25 people found the following review helpful.
 Not too shabby
By J. Newman
So here’s the scope:
pros:
-Awesome and sturdy stand. I have a 55inch Panasonic TV on it and it fits great.
-The shelves are tall sufficient to fit a PS3, XBOX360, and my ATT U-Verse boxes (laying down). The Wii fits but it has to go further back because it’s too tall to sit right up front, but still fits and I have no problems. Lol I like video games I guess.
-The design looks very innovative and professional and makes your living room look very nice.
-Great price from Amazon and I got free shipping. Other websites had it way over what I paid. (If you just purchased a 55inch LED TV, price actually matters).
-Not too hard to set up took when it comes to an hour (more regarding that in the “cons”).
-Great height. When I sit on my couch (and they’re all different, but mine is finelooking average) I may see the middle to the tv at eye level so it’s perfect. 
Cons:
-Package and glass is HEAVY. I had to lug it back to my apatment from the main office (about 400m) and I was smoked. Weighs at least 100lbs. I stopped for various breaks and had various persons stare at me lol.
-The WORST part was that the screw that holds back panel did not screw in no matter what I did. It wasn’t worth it to pack it all up to return it so I just got a hammer and slammed it in there, but it’s not very secure and I just don’t use it (don’t put cords through the back holes). Since it’s a open back, it’s just fundamentally cosmetic, but it genuinely bugs me. Make sure you keep the boxes for the duration of construction.
-Construction could be mixing up to some, but it’s gorgeous straight forward if you’ve ever seen a screw driver before. The real con of it is it does take closely an hour set up. Have a friend help you because once it’s constructed, you’ll need an individual else to support you move it in place (unless you’re the Hulk).
Hope that helps. I gave it the 4 stars rather of the 5 because the screw problem, but if you don’t have that, this is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. Semper Fi.
9 of 10 people found the following review helpful.
Great stand – only one tiny nit to pick WRT assembly
By Richard W. Zellich
This stand looks even better than it did in online images. Went together easily, and is very sturdy.
Box it came in weighed a _ton_ – poor deliverance service guy brought it inside for my wife (I wasn’t there to support at the time). All the weight is in the three big pieces of tempered glass, with the metal frame being effortlessly handled once assembled. For that matter, I may move the assembled stand by myself as long as I leave the top sheet of glass off.
The only problem I had was also brought up by another reviewer – the hole for the sheet metal screw that holds the wire-hiding panel on the back is a hair too little for the screw, and the frame metal is too hard to drive the screw into without using a drill or file to open up the screw hole just a tiny bit. I used a drill bit the same size the hole already was, and just wiggled it regarding a bit to open the hole sufficient to effortlessly drive the screw home. They give you a socket wrench for the frame assembly, but you need to supply your own correct-sized Phillips screwdriver.
Very good stand for the price. I just wish the mfgr spec’s would have included the between-shelves vertical spacing and the load-bearing capacity of each shelf (especially the top one – may I safely put my TV on it, or not?).
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