Fully Assembled Tv Stands

The early technology for flat screen TVs was developed in 1964 by two professors at the University of Illinois who were working on a better monitor for computer graphics. In a different project that was a joint venture between Sharp and Sony, the first flat screen TV for buyers was introduced in 1997.

It was 42 inches and sold for $15,000. The price has dropped drastically since then, and now almost everyone has one. Regardless of the size of your flat screen, you want a place to display it. A TV stand satisfies that need.

• Using them means that your flat screen does not have to be hung from the wall
• Coming in many styles and colors, they make it certain that you will find one that satisfies your decorating style
• Moving them is easy if you select a model on wheels

Some fully assembled TV stands are simple, allowing you to place your flat screen on the tabletop and a few peripherals on the open shelves below. Basic stands are helpful for keeping your entertainment needs organized even if TV is mounted on the wall.

If space is really limited, fully assembled TV stands that fit in corners are available. But the stands that many people want may offer many features. They combine a top for displaying the TV with both open shelves and drawers and/or cabinets.

In these storage spaces, keep DVDs, Blue-Rays, video games and more. Many of these units have cutouts through which you can discreetly pull cables through to make your entire entertainment setup look more attractive.

Units that have drawers and doors permit you to keep many accessories out of sight until you need them. Some units even have spaces for speakers and towers. The handles and pulls on these units are accents that help to make a positive decorating statement because they are well-crafted from wood or metal.

If you’re concerned about the environment, some pieces are made from reclaimed wood or environmentally friendly woods like mango wood and rubberwood. Other fully assembled TV stands are made of medium-density fiberboard or solid woods and veneer. Regardless of materials, fully assembled TV stands come in styles that include contemporary, traditional and industrial.

Finishes for fully assembled TV stands include black, white, gray and other colors as well as light, medium and dark stains or colors for wood. These units may be of solid oak, poplar or some other hardwood.