TV cabinet of wood and laminated board on metal legs NESCA II

Custom TV cabinet designed around your living room and equipment

A custom TV cabinet is useful when a standard unit does not fit the wall, television arrangement or equipment you need to accommodate. The correct size depends not only on the screen width but also on the position of speakers, consoles, media devices, sockets and the space required around the furniture. You can begin with an existing RaWood model and describe the changes needed rather than treating every dimension and internal element as an independent option.For the first enquiry, send the approximate wall dimensions, television size, a photograph of the area and a short list of the equipment that needs to be stored. If you have a preferred RaWood model, include its name or link.

Dimensions, proportions and position under the television

The width and height of a TV cabinet should be considered together with the whole wall and the position of the screen. A low, broad unit can work differently from a taller piece with more storage, even when both fit the same floor area. If you are still choosing a starting design, compare our main oak TV cabinets range.For a timber-led direction, see wooden TV cabinets. If the room needs a more contemporary or stronger material contrast, compare modern TV stands and industrial TV cabinets. The DENIS II oak TV stand with drawers is one useful reference when drawer storage is important.

Equipment, cables and internal storage in a custom TV cabinet

The internal arrangement should follow the actual devices used in the room. If consoles, amplifiers, routers or other equipment need dedicated space, provide their approximate dimensions and note whether ventilation or frequent access is important. Cable routes, openings and other technical details should be discussed for the selected construction rather than assumed as standard across every model.Drawers and cupboards are useful only when they correspond to real storage needs. A wider body or a different front division can affect the base, proportions and structural layout, so significant changes are assessed as one complete piece of furniture.

Oak finish and matching the TV cabinet to other furniture

The finish should be considered together with flooring, wall colour and nearby furniture. Natural oak varies in grain and shade, so oak wood samples provide a more reliable colour reference than a screen. If the TV area is part of a larger storage arrangement, compare solid oak dressers or glass cabinets to judge the relationship between pieces.If you already own RaWood furniture in the room, include the model or finish as a reference so the new cabinet can be assessed within the existing interior.

How to prepare a custom TV cabinet enquiry

Send the available wall dimensions, television size, equipment list and a photograph showing sockets, doors and nearby furniture. Add the approximate width, height and depth you have in mind and explain what storage is required. A simple sketch can be useful where cables or equipment positions are important.We then assess the possible changes for the selected construction and clarify any technical points needed before the quotation. The RaWood furniture portfolio can help when judging furniture proportions and oak finishes in complete interiors.