Oak TV Units

An oak TV unit anchors a living room – low, horizontal and substantial enough to hold a flat-screen, soundbar and the daily clutter of remote controls and gaming kit. Our collection covers Heal's exclusives like Brunel and timeless designs from ercol and Gazzda, in solid and veneered oak with proper cable management built in.

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    Fawn Lowboard 2 Drawers TV Unit White Oiled Oak Fawn Lowboard 2 Drawers TV Unit White Oiled Oak
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    Fawn Lowboard 3 Drawers TV Unit Natural Oiled Walnut Fawn Lowboard 3 Drawers TV Unit White Oiled Oak

The TV unit should be at least 30cm wider than the TV on each side, ideally 40-50cm wider for visual balance. A 55-inch TV (around 122cm wide) wants a unit of 180-200cm minimum. Placing a TV that's wider than the unit looks unsettling and reduces the surface space for everything else.

The centre of the screen should be at eye level when seated on the sofa – usually 100-110cm from the floor for most living rooms. A standard TV unit at 45-55cm tall, with a TV around 65-70cm tall, sits within this range. Wall-mounting on top of a lower unit gives flexibility on screen height.

Tonally yes; identically no. An oak TV unit pairs comfortably with a fabric sofa and contrasting coffee table; matching every timber piece in the room reads as showroom. Sharing a finish family (warm-toned oaks, walnut tones, ash) ties the room together while letting individual pieces have their own character.

Yes, particularly with multiple devices. A TV unit with a rear cable channel and at least two pre-cut openings handles the cabling cleanly; without these, the cables hang visibly behind the unit and undermine the considered finish. Specify cable management at point of order – it's the easiest detail to overlook.