What types of wood are used in your TV consoles?
Our TV consoles are crafted using high quality oak wood and rubberwood. Oak offers durability and a rich, natural grain, while rubberwood is known for its strength and eco-friendliness. Both options provide a solid, long lasting foundation for your entertainment setup.
What’s the difference between low leg and high leg TV consoles?
Low leg TV consoles sit closer to the ground, offering a sleek, modern look and better stability, ideal for minimalist spaces. High leg TV consoles provide added clearance underneath for easier cleaning and a lighter visual profile, perfect for airy or Scandinavian-style interiors.
What types of TV console table tops do you offer?
We offer a curated range of TV consoles designed to suit different interiors and functional needs. Choose between solid wood or sintered stone table tops, both paired with frames made from either oak wood or rubberwood. Our designs come in low leg and high leg options, giving you flexibility in height and style to match your living room setup.
Are the TV consoles sturdy enough to hold large televisions?
Absolutely. Our TV consoles are built with strong, durable frames made from either oak wood or rubberwood. Both oak and rubberwood are classified as hardwoods, meaning they come from deciduous trees that grow slowly and have dense, tightly packed fibers. This natural density gives hardwoods excellent strength and durability, making them far better at withstanding heavy loads compared to softwoods. Each console is designed to support loads of up to 100kg without any issues, ensuring they can safely hold large flat-screen TVs along with other media equipment or decor.
What size TV console should I choose for my living room?
As a general rule, your TV console should be at least a few inches wider than your TV on both sides for balance and aesthetics. Measure your space and consider storage needs, whether you want open shelving, cabinets, or drawers, and choose a size that accommodates both your TV and accessories.
Are sintered stone table tops easy to maintain?
Yes, sintered stone is incredibly low maintenance. It is non porous, so it resists stains, scratches, and heat. Just wipe it down with a damp cloth to keep it looking pristine. It is a great option if you want a high end finish without the upkeep of natural stone.
How do I choose between rubberwood and oak wood frames for my TV console?
Choosing between rubberwood and oak wood depends on your style preferences, durability needs, and budget.
Oak wood features a pronounced, attractive grain pattern that adds character and a classic, timeless look to your furniture. It is very durable and dense, making it resistant to wear and long-lasting over time. Because oak grows more slowly and is harder to source, it tends to be more expensive than rubberwood.
Rubberwood, by comparison, has a more uniform and subtle grain, offering a cleaner and simpler aesthetic that works well in modern and minimalist interiors. It is also strong and durable, though slightly less dense than oak. Rubberwood is more sustainable and affordable because it is often harvested from rubber trees at the end of their latex-producing life cycle. This makes it a great option if you want quality wood furniture at a more accessible price point.
In summary, if you want a premium, classic look with distinctive grain and don’t mind paying a bit more, oak is the ideal choice. If you prefer a lighter, more uniform appearance and are budget conscious, rubberwood offers excellent value without compromising durability.
