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26 TV units, all in stock, from 105 cm to 200 cm wide. Width is the number everyone measures. Height is the one that decides whether you spend the next five years looking down at the screen.
The short answer Pick a unit wider than your TV, then check the height against where you actually sit. Our range runs 45 cm to 65 cm tall — a 20 cm spread that changes the whole viewing angle. Sofa seat heights sit around 42–50 cm, so a 65 cm unit puts the screen noticeably higher than a 45 cm one.
Everyone measures the wall. Almost nobody measures the height, and it is the number you notice every evening. These TV units are part of the wider furniture shop in Auckland at Unit 12/46 Hobill Avenue, Wiri.
The Akita stands 45 cm and is only 35 cm deep. The Elmont and Settler cabinets are 65 cm tall and 49–54 cm deep. Same job, very different rooms.
Three numbers to bring.Your TV's actual width in cm, the wall length, and how deep the space is. Depth is where narrow Auckland lounges run out of room.
20 cm between lowest and tallest.Sit on your sofa and hold a hand at 45 cm, then 65 cm. That is the difference you will live with.
Live prices from our own listings. All 26 TV units are in stock right now.
| Compact | Standard | Large | Corner | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Widths listed | 120–140 cm | 160–166 cm | 180–200 cm | 105–132 cm |
| Depth | 40–44 cm | 45–54 cm | 35–44 cm | 54 cm |
| Height | 50–63 cm | 55–65 cm | 45–50 cm | 65 cm |
| From | $429 | $649 | $1,199 | $599 |
| Suits | Apartments, bedrooms | Standard lounge wall | Open-plan, large TVs | Awkward corners |
| Worth knowing | Kitset option is cheapest | Deepest units are here | Lowest profiles are here | Uses dead space |
Six things worth knowing before you commit, using the real numbers from our range.
Wider than the TV. Measure your television's actual width in centimetres, not the screen size in inches — a "65 inch" TV is around 145 cm wide, and the inches refer to the diagonal. A unit narrower than the TV looks unbalanced and gives the feet nowhere safe to sit.
Our range runs from a 105 cm Salisbury corner up to a 200 cm Salisbury entertainment unit, with most of the range clustered between 160 cm and 180 cm. If your TV is 145 cm wide, look at 160 cm and up.
Low enough that you are not looking up. Most sofa seats sit somewhere around 42–50 cm off the floor, and the middle of the screen ideally lands near eye level when you are seated.
Our lowest is the Akita at 45 cm, which suits wall-mounted or large screens where the unit is mainly storage. Our tallest are the Elmont and Settler cabinets at 65 cm, which suit smaller TVs, higher seating, or rooms where you want more cupboard space underneath. The Salisbury range sits in the middle at 50 cm.
In a narrow lounge, depth decides how much walking space you have left. Our slimmest is the Akita at 35 cm deep. Our deepest is the Elmont at 54 cm. That 19 cm difference is roughly the width of a laptop, and in a townhouse lounge it is the difference between a comfortable walkway and turning sideways.
Deeper units hold more, so the trade is real. If the room is tight, start at the shallow end and work up.
A corner unit uses space that would otherwise sit empty, which is why it works so well in square rooms where no wall is quite right for the TV. We list the Salisbury Corner at 105 cm and the Elmont Corner at 132 cm wide and 54 cm deep, from $599.
One thing to check: a corner unit needs the TV angled into the room, so make sure your seating actually faces that corner rather than fighting it.
A TV unit is mostly storage that happens to hold a television. Think about what actually needs to live in it: a soundbar, a console, controllers, remotes and the cables joining them. Open shelving suits gear that needs airflow or a line of sight for a remote. Closed doors hide the mess but can block infrared signals.
Our range includes open-shelf stands like the Akita and ARC, and full cabinets like the Heirloom four-door and the Woodsmith.
Our Solar TV Unit is supplied as a kitset at $429, which is the cheapest way into the range and the reason it sits at the bottom of our price list. The listing says kitset before you buy, so there are no surprises on delivery day.
Everything else in the range arrives ready to place. If you would rather not assemble anything, filter by price from the second-cheapest unit up.
The width of your television in centimetres, your wall length, and how deep the space is. We will tell you which of the 26 units work before you drive over.
Width in centimetres, edge to edge. Screen inches are diagonal and will mislead you every time.
Check where your eye line lands from the sofa. Our range spans 45 cm to 65 cm, and you will notice it nightly.
35 cm to 54 cm across the range. In a narrow lounge that difference is the walkway.
Soundbar, console, controllers, cables. Open shelves for gear that needs airflow, doors for the rest.
A deep unit against the wall can trap the plug. Check where the socket sits before you commit.
The lounge reads better when the two pieces share a finish or a line. Ask the team what pairs.
Most in-stock furniture is delivered across New Zealand within 5–10 business days.Delivery details →
The Solar TV Unit arrives flat-packed for assembly. Everything else in the range arrives ready to place.
Many pieces can be customised in colour or size. Ask the team which models allow it.
Warranty periods differ by furniture type.Warranty terms →
Split any order into four weekly payments at checkout.Finance options →
Solid oak lasts decades with the right care.Care instructions →
The best TV unit fits your television, provides enough storage and complements your room. Choose cabinets or drawers to keep accessories tucked away, or open shelves for easy access to devices. Explore Furniture Tree’s TV units and compare dimensions, storage layouts and finishes to find a suitable match.
Choose a TV unit wider than your television’s actual width, allowing some space on either side. TV screen sizes are measured diagonally, so check the television’s full dimensions and the position of its stand or feet. Make sure the feet sit completely on the surface and the unit’s weight capacity supports your television.
The right TV size depends on your viewing distance, room layout and the TV unit’s dimensions. Before buying, compare the television’s actual width, stand footprint and weight with the unit’s specifications. If your TV is wall-mounted, a wider unit underneath can create a balanced look and provide storage for entertainment accessories.
Solid wood, plywood and engineered wood can all work well, depending on the unit’s construction and finish. Solid wood offers a natural appearance, while laminated engineered wood can provide a smooth surface that is easy to wipe clean. Compare weight capacity, shelf support, hardware and care requirements when choosing a TV unit at Furniture Tree.
Position your TV unit where the screen is comfortable to view from your main seating area. Avoid direct sunlight on the screen, keep walkways clear and leave ventilation space around electronic devices. Place it near suitable power outlets, organise cables and follow the manufacturer’s anchoring instructions for the unit and television.
Our Auckland showroom in Wiri — see, test and compare furniture before you buy.