What You Should Know About TV Stands

What most people do is go to Best Buy or HH Gregg and even Walmart and pick out their favorite plasma or LCD television and hurry home to set it up.
Often times they forget about the fact that their old TV stand doesn't at all match the color or style of the big screen they just bought.
What ends up happening is they either opt for hardware to hang the flat screen or they decide to buy a TV stand to put the designer television on.
The most logical solution is a TV stand because you not only can hide all the wiring but you can have a place to put your Xbox or ps3 or Wii collection and not worry about having to come up with somewhere to put all your audio video gaming equipment.
The best solution is finding audio video furniture that captures the elegant TV style with your existing room decor.
Now there are many ideas and avenues to take when finding the right TV stand for your TV.
The first option is to go to your local electronics store and see if they have anything that matches the designer TV you want or bought.
If that doesn't work next you go to the internet and browse through a plethora of pieces varying in shape color and size.
They literally range in price from a hundreds up to thousands of dollars depending on style and materials.
When I look at a TV stand I want to make sure it is very sturdy and well built.
It has to match my TV in color otherwise it sticks out like a sore thumb and my wife ends up complaining all the time and we don't need that.
Finally i make sure it has storage space for my gaming and movie collections.
When trying to decide on the right audio video rack for your living room you have many options to contend with.
Do you want your stand to swivel? Do you want angled corners, wood veneer, shelves, sonic isolation pads, stainless steel, various types of metals, hardwood and the list goes on and on.
The main thing is to make sure you find a reputable company and research any warranties they may have.
Check reviews online for the media cabinets you find and make sure they are from a reliable TV stand manufacturer.
Many stands look good in pictures but when you get them home they are about as stable as your eighty year old grandma.