Create the home entertainment setup of your dreams with a sound bar—an ideal investment for anyone who enjoys excellent sound quality for games and movies. You can mount them directly underneath your wall-mounted telly or pop them on a TV stand. Can you drill holes in your wall? With older houses in particular it is not possible to drill holes into the wall. One For All offers special mounting solutions for those occasions when you can’t drill into your wall. Discover our TV Stands, a NO drill solution! 3. Make sure there are no wires or pipelines nearby.

At One For All, we have a wide range of TV stands that are designed to fulfil your every need. From wooden to sturdy floor TV stands and from swivel stands to practical desktop TV stands with handy shelving to help you maximise your space. Another great feature incorporated into most of our TV stands is height adjustability. Having the freedom to adjust the height of your TV ensures it will always be positioned at eye-level wherever it is in the room. A must for an optimal viewing experience. Looking for a Desktop or a TV monitor stand? If you’re not a big fan of a wall-mounted TV, our TV standsare ideal. They're great for displaying your favourite photos and ornaments too. We’ve got many options in our range to fit all kinds of spaces and décor schemes. Nobody likes a wall full of cords and cables. That’s why you should consider a cord-concealing plan. There are several ways to conceal cords: This is a very important topic, as safety is our number one priority. If you have any doubts about hanging your TV on the wall, please ask an expert. Most TVs are too heavy to secure to a drywall. We recommend you fix it to the wall studs or dry-lined plasterboard walls. If you are unable to attach your TV to the wall, whether you have building restrictions or just prefer not to drill, our newest line of TV stands will offer a great solution! Compatible with all TV brandsNobody wants to look up or down all the time when watching tv. In general we recommend the middle of the TV screen to be at around 40 inches (1,02 meters) above ground level. 6. Don’t hang your tv above a fireplace

These are the 3 initial factors to look at: screen size compatibility, VESA standard and weight capacity. Different functionality: Flat, Tilt, Turn Besides being extremely easy to self-assemble in a matter of minutes, all of our TV stands come with fixing materials included for a hassle-free installation. The other reason is that electronics in general don’t like heat very much. So when you use the fireplace every now and then it could negatively impact the electronics inside the television. When buying a TV stand for a wall mounted TV, screen size compatibility is not the only aspect to consider. Of course, this would be the first thing to think about, but it is also important to keep in mind other specifications like weight and VESA size (find out more about VESA in our blog). Please ensure your TV monitor stand offers sufficient weight capacity to support your TV screen. Different design choices Before you start, you first need to consider the following points: 1. Make sure your walls can hold the weight.Positioning your TV to the right height ensures ultimate comfort and the best viewing experience. This is why most of our TV stands are designed with height adjustability. A number of our TV stands are available with mounts, so you can place your television on your wall along with shelves for your devices. A great solution for maximising your space and especially handy in smaller living rooms. At One For All we also have TV stands with a swivel mount for total freedom of movement. This means you can rotate your television 360° giving you plenty of viewing options. No matter which type you choose, whether it is a wall mount TV stand or a TV monitor stand (table top) you will be adding a sleek piece of furniture to your living space. Plus you can store all your entertainment devices such as a soundbar or STB (cable box) in the stand, which means everything is neatly in one spot. Let a specialist conceal the cords behind the wall. Don’t do this yourself unless you are absolutely sure of what you are doing.