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TV Cabinets Online for Living Rooms & Entertainment Spaces

Explore TV cabinets online at Vartiss Store in a wide range of widths, finishes and storage configurations. The current collection includes low-line TV stands, entertainment units, wall-mounted cabinets, extendable designs and selected models with LED lighting, drawers, cupboards, open shelves or adjustable storage.

The right TV cabinet depends on more than television screen size. Consider the television's actual width, stand position, weight, the cabinet's supported top area, media-device storage, cable access and the amount of floor or wall space available.

TV Cabinets form part of our broader Living Room Furniture collection. You can also browse Coffee Tables when planning the rest of your lounge or media area.


Choosing the Right TV Cabinet

Before ordering, measure your television and the area where the cabinet will be positioned.

Important details to compare include:

  • Cabinet width: Compare the complete width of the television with the usable cabinet top.
  • Television stand position: Check that the TV feet or pedestal fit safely within the supported surface.
  • Top weight capacity: Confirm the cabinet can support the television and any other items placed on top.
  • Cabinet height: Consider the final screen position in relation to your normal seating height.
  • Storage layout: Current designs may include drawers, cupboards, open shelves or adjustable shelves.
  • Media-device dimensions: Check whether consoles, receivers and other equipment fit the available compartments.
  • Ventilation: Allow suitable airflow around heat-producing electronics.
  • Cable management: Selected cabinets include rear openings for routing power and media cables.
  • Assembly: Many units require assembly and some arrive in multiple cartons.
  • Wall installation: Wall-mounted cabinets require suitable fixings and careful installation.

Always use the individual product specifications as the final reference for dimensions, capacities, materials and installation requirements.


Low-Line TV Cabinets

Low-line entertainment units create a lower television position and are available in a variety of widths.

Current designs range from more compact cabinets to 180cm, 190cm and 200cm units, while selected extendable models can become substantially wider.

Cabinet width should not be confused with television screen size. Television sizes are measured diagonally, so two televisions with the same advertised screen size can have different actual widths and stand positions.


TV Cabinets with Storage

Storage-focused TV units may combine several types of compartments in one cabinet.

Current layouts can include:

  • Drawers
  • Closed cupboards
  • Open media shelves
  • Adjustable internal shelves
  • Display compartments
  • Cable-management openings

Check the internal dimensions rather than assuming every compartment will fit a particular console, receiver or media device.


TV Cabinets with Drawers

Drawers provide concealed storage for remote controls, cables, manuals, games and other suitable media accessories.

Drawer quantity, dimensions, runners and load limits vary between products. Selected units use metal runners or push-to-open mechanisms, while others use different hardware.

Do not apply the cabinet's overall or tabletop capacity to individual drawers. Where a separate drawer capacity is stated, follow that limit.


TV Cabinets with Cupboards

Closed cupboards can help keep media accessories, books and other living-room items out of view.

Selected designs include adjustable shelves, push-to-open doors or fold-out cabinet fronts.

Allow enough clearance in front of the cabinet for doors to open without hitting coffee tables, speakers or other furniture.


TV Cabinets with Open Shelves

Open shelving provides easier access to frequently used electronics and can allow more airflow than fully enclosed storage.

When placing consoles, receivers, routers or media players on an open shelf:

  • Check the shelf dimensions.
  • Check the stated shelf capacity.
  • Leave ventilation openings unobstructed.
  • Allow room for plugs and cables behind the device.
  • Avoid crowding several heat-producing devices into a small space.

Check the individual listing if open media storage is important to your setup.


Wall-Mounted TV Cabinets

Selected TV cabinets are designed to mount directly to a wall rather than stand on floor-mounted legs.

A wall-mounted design can leave the floor underneath clear, but correct installation is essential because the fixing system must support the cabinet, stored items and any permitted load placed on top.

Before installation:

  • Identify the wall construction.
  • Check for concealed wiring, plumbing or other services.
  • Confirm the intended mounting height.
  • Use suitable structural fixing points.
  • Follow the supplied installation instructions.
  • Use a qualified installer if you are uncertain about the wall structure or suitable fixings.

Do not assume that standard plasterboard anchors or supplied hardware will be suitable for every wall construction.


Extendable TV Cabinets

Selected entertainment units have an adjustable width so the cabinet can be configured to suit different wall spaces and room layouts.

Current examples include units extending from approximately 190cm to 260cm.

Before ordering, check:

  • Minimum width
  • Maximum width
  • Desktop or top capacity
  • Drawer and shelf capacities
  • Available wall space
  • How the storage layout changes when extended

Maximum cabinet width should not be interpreted as a maximum television size or weight capacity. Those specifications need to be checked separately.


LED TV Cabinets

Selected entertainment units include integrated LED lighting for a decorative media-room effect.

Lighting colour, modes, remote control and power arrangement vary by model. Some current units include multiple selectable colours and flashing modes.

Keep electrical connections dry, use the supplied or specified power arrangement and follow the individual operating instructions.


Fluted, Rattan-Inspired & Textured TV Cabinets

The current range includes cabinets with fluted fronts, slatted detailing, rattan-inspired panels and other textured finishes.

These are design features rather than universal material descriptions. A rattan-style appearance does not necessarily mean the cabinet is constructed from natural rattan.

Likewise, timber-look finishes may use particle board, MDF, melamine or veneer rather than solid timber. Check the stated material specification before purchasing if construction material is important to you.


TV Cabinet Materials & Finishes

TV cabinets throughout the current collection use a variety of construction materials and surface finishes.

Depending on the model, these may include:

  • MDF
  • Particle board
  • Timber or timber components on selected products
  • Metal legs and hardware
  • Melamine finishes
  • Veneers and timber-look surfaces
  • High-gloss front panels
  • Rattan-inspired detailing
  • Tempered glass on selected shelves

Do not assume that a pine, oak, walnut or natural-wood colour means the complete cabinet is made from solid timber.


Choosing a TV Cabinet by Television Size

Television screen size alone is not enough to determine whether a cabinet is suitable.

A television advertised as 55, 65, 75 or 98 inches is measured diagonally across the screen. Its actual width, base dimensions and weight vary by television.

Before ordering:

  • Measure the television's complete width.
  • Measure the distance between its feet where applicable.
  • Measure the depth of the stand or pedestal.
  • Check the television's weight.
  • Compare these measurements with the cabinet's usable top area and stated capacity.

If a supplier states that a cabinet suits televisions up to a particular screen size, treat that as a guide and still check the actual television dimensions and weight.


TV Cabinet Weight Capacity

Top-panel capacity varies considerably throughout the range and should remain product-specific.

Current sampled products include a 40kg tabletop capacity on one extendable model and a 90kg stated top capacity on a wall-mounted unit. Drawer, shelf and cabinet capacities can be considerably lower.

For safer use:

  • Check the stated top-panel capacity.
  • Include the television and all other items when calculating load.
  • Check separate shelf and drawer limits.
  • Do not concentrate excessive weight on unsupported sections.
  • Do not sit or stand on the cabinet.

Do not transfer a capacity figure from one similar-looking cabinet to another.


Cable Management & Media Equipment

Selected TV units include rear cable-management openings to help route power, HDMI, network and other cables.

When planning your setup:

  • Check where cable openings are positioned.
  • Allow enough cable length for each device.
  • Keep cords away from sharp edges and moving drawers.
  • Avoid tightly bending or crushing cables.
  • Keep power boards appropriately ventilated.
  • Do not block ventilation around consoles or receivers.

Not every TV cabinet includes cable-management openings, so check the individual listing if this feature is important.


Furniture & TV Safety

Televisions and entertainment furniture can present a serious tip-over risk if they are not installed or secured correctly.

For safer use:

  • Position freestanding cabinets on a firm, level surface.
  • Install furniture restraints where supplied or required.
  • Secure the television appropriately.
  • Never allow children to climb, stand or hang on drawers, doors or shelves.
  • Place heavier stored items lower where practical.
  • Open only one heavily loaded drawer at a time where appropriate.
  • Follow the individual furniture and television safety instructions.

Wall-mounted cabinets require additional installation precautions because the wall structure and fixings must support the complete loaded unit.


Assembly & Multi-Package Delivery

Many TV cabinets require assembly. Complexity varies according to cabinet width, drawers, cupboards, extendable sections, wall mounting and integrated lighting.

Some larger models are supplied in two or three cartons. Separate cartons from the same order may be dispatched or delivered at different times.

Before assembly:

  • Check all packages and components.
  • Follow the supplied assembly sequence.
  • Use all specified fittings.
  • Assemble the unit on a clean surface to help protect the finish.
  • Check that drawers and doors operate correctly.
  • Install wall or anti-tip hardware where required.
  • Do not load the cabinet until assembly and installation are complete.

Do not assume every entertainment unit is quick or easy to assemble simply because instructions are included.


Care & Maintenance

Care requirements depend on the cabinet materials and surface finish.

  • Wipe spills promptly.
  • Avoid prolonged moisture on MDF and particle-board surfaces.
  • Use a soft cloth appropriate for the finish.
  • Avoid harsh or abrasive cleaners unless specifically approved.
  • Use suitable protection beneath wet, hot or abrasive objects.
  • Keep LED and other electrical components dry.
  • Check wall restraints and assembly hardware periodically where recommended.
  • Keep ventilation areas free from excessive dust and obstruction.

Why Shop Vartiss Store?

Vartiss Store is an Australian online retailer based in Bentleigh, Melbourne. Our TV Cabinets collection includes low-line, storage, extendable, wall-mounted and LED entertainment units with individual specifications to help customers compare dimensions, materials and features before ordering.

  • Australian business based in Bentleigh, Melbourne
  • Wide range of TV cabinets and entertainment units
  • Wall-mounted and freestanding designs
  • Extendable and LED options
  • Multiple storage configurations and finishes
  • Delivery available to eligible Australian locations
  • Free delivery to eligible Australian capital cities, excluding Darwin
  • $30 flat delivery fee to eligible regional and remote locations within our delivery network
  • In-stock orders generally dispatched within 1–3 business days
  • Customer support available before and after purchase
  • Australian Consumer Law rights apply to eligible purchases

For current delivery coverage, pricing and estimates, see our Shipping & Delivery page. For information about faulty products, returns and consumer guarantees, see our Returns & Refunds Policy.


Frequently Asked Questions About TV Cabinets

What types of TV cabinets are available?

The current range includes low-line TV stands, entertainment units, wall-mounted cabinets, extendable designs and models with drawers, cupboards, open shelves, LED lighting or cable-management features.

How do I know whether a TV cabinet will fit my television?

Measure the television's actual width, stand footprint and weight. Compare those measurements with the cabinet dimensions, usable top area and stated top-panel capacity.

Should a TV cabinet be wider than the television?

A wider cabinet may provide more usable surface area, but the essential requirements are that the television fits safely on the supported surface and remains within the stated capacity.

Can I choose a TV cabinet based on screen size?

Screen size can be used as a guide where the supplier states a suitable television size, but always check the television's actual width, base dimensions and weight as well.

Do TV cabinets include cable-management holes?

Selected models do, while others do not. Check the individual product specifications if rear cable access is important to your setup.

Can gaming consoles be stored inside a TV cabinet?

Yes, where the compartment is large enough and suitable airflow can be maintained. Keep console ventilation openings clear and avoid tightly enclosing heat-producing electronics.

Do TV cabinets need to be secured to the wall?

Wall-mounted cabinets must be securely installed, while selected freestanding units include or require anti-tip restraints. Follow the safety instructions for the individual product.

Do TV cabinets require assembly?

Many current models require assembly. Requirements vary according to the cabinet size, storage configuration and whether the unit is freestanding, extendable or wall mounted.

Do larger TV cabinets arrive in more than one package?

Some do. Selected larger and extendable TV units are supplied in two or three cartons, and separate packages may arrive at different times.

Do you deliver TV cabinets across Australia?

Vartiss Store delivers to eligible Australian locations. We do not currently service the Northern Territory, and some other remote postcodes may also be outside our carrier network. See our Shipping & Delivery page for current coverage, pricing and estimated delivery timeframes.


Shop TV Cabinets Online at Vartiss Store

Browse TV cabinets online and compare widths, storage configurations, materials, top capacities and installation requirements to find an entertainment unit suited to your television and living space.

If you need clarification about dimensions, materials, load capacities, wall installation or package delivery before ordering, please contact Vartiss Store.

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