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TV Units: Cabinet Width, Screen Feet and Equipment Space
Choose a TV unit by checking the television’s support points and the equipment you want to store. Screen size is measured diagonally, so it cannot establish whether the feet will sit safely on a cabinet. Use the exact TV manual alongside the unit’s dimensions, load guidance and internal layout.

Compare the external furniture dimensions
| TV unit | Listed W × D × H | Storage format |
|---|---|---|
| Ironville Two-Door TV Unit | 170 × 40 × 50 cm | Two-door design. |
| Hunter Two-Drawer TV Unit | 190 × 45 × 46 cm | Two-drawer design. |
Hunter is 20 cm wider and 5 cm deeper than Ironville, with a top that is 4 cm lower. These are useful room-planning differences. They do not establish a maximum screen size, a top-load rating or the clear dimensions inside either unit.
Check the feet, base and load limit
Record the full support footprint of your television, including the front-to-back depth of the feet or central stand. Follow its manufacturer’s placement instructions and confirm that all support points sit as required on the chosen top. Check the TV’s weight against the furniture manufacturer’s stated load limit.
Include any soundbar or other equipment placed on the top in that enquiry. A stone top, metal frame or substantial furniture weight does not by itself establish a safe supported load. If the rating is missing, obtain it before selecting the unit for that television.
Measure devices with cables connected
For an amplifier, console or receiver, measure the body and the extra depth used by connectors. Follow the device manufacturer’s ventilation clearances, then compare the result with the usable compartment and its opening. Check cable routes and rear openings on the exact TV unit; neither the overall depth nor a product photograph guarantees those details.
Peony in Walnut offers another drawer-based option and specifically lists soft-close runners. That feature describes the drawer action; it does not confirm equipment access, ventilation or the size of the drawer interior.
Test the room layout from your seat
Mark the unit footprint and compare the screen position with your usual seating. Allow room for moving doors or drawers and keep the route past the furniture clear. If the television will be wall-mounted above it, treat the wall bracket and fixing plan as a separate installation check.
Confirm package sizes, assembly and any anti-topple instructions before ordering. Contact our team with the TV model, equipment measurements and the proposed cabinet if you need a missing specification checked.
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