Modern man is already addicted to his nightly dose of television entertainment. Without a favorite program or series, he cannot relax and take a break from daily problems. Yes, and meetings with friends are increasingly taking place in the society of this miracle of information civilization. Like it or not, some people find it easier to live without a stove in the kitchen (you can order pizza by phone) than without a TV.
But since this technique is not cheap, the question naturally arises about its safe placement in the apartment. A reliable TV shelf will solve this problem, plus it may well play a leading role in the interior. Its original design will be the highlight that will add expressiveness to the atmosphere. Anyway, in the living room, the central place is reserved for a seating area and a TV screen.
A TV shelf is not made of anything - wood, chipboard, metal, glass, plastic (however, this is already a rarity). Sellers, of course, will praise products made from noble natural wood. Undoubtedly, natural living materialpreferable: he breathes, his presence in the apartment is safe, a well-dried tree will serve for a long time.
But laminated chipboard is just as good. Therefore, if you want to save a little, then do not be afraid to purchase high-quality models from this material.
Lovers of high-tech interiors will appreciate the elegant, seemingly weightless designs of glass and metal. When choosing this option, consider the weight of your TV device. A TV shelf should be made of durable tempered glass, but whether it will be matte, transparent or tinted is a matter of your taste. Despite the apparent fragility, such racks serve for more than one year. It is only necessary to protect them from scratches, and caring for them is not a very difficult matter. A cloth in hand, and glass cleaner, that's all the wisdom.
If your soul asks for aesthetics combined with naked pragmatism, then mount special TV shelves for your home theater. Drywall wall structures will hide the wires stretching from the screen from the eyes, speakers, a player, headphones, and a remote control can be placed in niches. Such racks are often made to order, some skilled owners take a tool, stock up on time, patience and independently mount everything to the last screw on the mounts.
Hinged TV shelf and its holders must be designed for a certain weight of the device (plasma, although thin, butnot fluff at all). If you lightly give up on this, then one day you can find a badly damaged expensive equipment that fell along with a flimsy rack to the floor.
Concerned about the purchase, many look at the catalogs of sellers in confusion - what you just can't see there, as a result, some buy the simplest models. Like, why spend money on confusing products. But a TV shelf is not just a place where you put your "beloved". Think, where will you place your collection of films, remote control, player, set-top box? So approach this issue with all responsibility, so that later you do not look at missed opportunities with regret.
