Collection: HiFi- & TV-Möbel

1. Measure your equipment and space

Measure the space in your room, then every device including feet, plugs and cables. For compartments, check usable internal dimensions as well as the overall cabinet size. Doors and drawers must open fully. Check the load capacity in the product information. A compact music centre often needs less width than a system with separate speakers.

2. Allow room for your turntable

A turntable needs a stable, level surface and enough clearance above to open its lid. Allow space to handle records comfortably. Placing speakers separately can reduce vibration reaching the turntable. Always compare actual furniture and equipment measurements rather than relying on a lifestyle image.

3. Consider ventilation and cables

Follow the equipment manufacturer’s ventilation clearances and keep vents uncovered. Look for suitable cable openings and space behind each device. Avoid sharp cable bends and keep sockets and connections accessible.

4. Choose furniture that suits your room

A lowboard leaves more open wall space, while a taller sideboard often adds storage. For a TV, also check stand width, load capacity and viewing height from your seat. Wood grain and finishes vary with lighting. Compare your chosen finish with the product images and material details.

Check before ordering

Confirm external and compartment dimensions, load capacity and ventilation space. Check door, cable and lid access, the delivery route, assembly requirements, included items, delivery time and shipping charges. Ask us before ordering if a measurement is unclear.