TNW Elegance Cabinet 1250 Oak TV Stands

There are long bolts that connect the glass top panel to the unit. They go right through the side panels (inside the panels so you can’t see them) and then the legs screw on the other end to secure the glass top in place. I guess you could remove the bolts/cut them so you could then fit different legs but then the glass top would move about. Hope that makes sense!

Hi. It’s a veneer but a pretty good one

Hi, I could be wrong but as far as I am aware, there is no real oak in this unit at all. I would say it is an 'oak look veneer' applied to a basic wood frame. In various descriptions it says it’s made of wood, which it basically is and that it is of 'Oak colour', which again it is. But in saying that, I have been really happy with the unit - it hides all the cables hanging down behind and you can control DVD & Sky players through the glass in the bottom section. Hope that helps

Hi, i have attached a photo of the setup we are using and it all fits great. We have a 55” Samsung TV, a sound bar which is 80cm wide x 15cm deep and we have a Sky Box in one half underneath and a Blu-ray in the other, plus we stood phone charger and a hard drive in with the Soundbar.

The exact measurement of the shelf our soundbar is stood inside is 114cm wide x 37.5cm deep. The 40cm quoted in the 'spec' must include the top of the door that opens down towards the floor. You can't really use that 2.5cm of the door top or you won't be able to open the door.

Hope this helps but feel free to ask anything else, i know its difficult buying online. We love ours.

I have a 55" Samsung tv and a Samsung sound bar. They fit nicely and there is room below for two other items (blu ray/Sky or Virgin box).

Hi - depth from front of shelf behind the door to the back panel is 34cm. There is also a vertical divider supporting the middle shelf in the centre that spilts the area behind the door into two sections that are 56cm wide. There is a hinge and strut supporting the door. See photos.

Sounds like you'd either need to not fit the back panel or cut out some holes for the cables to protrude. It's just think board so that would be easy to do.

Does that help?

Hi -just measured the one I built.

From the floor to the glass shelf : 47.5 cm
The "internal" top shelf (from wooden shelf to glass) : 19 cm
Cupboard height (behind hinged door): 20 cm

Depth and width are on the website.

The back is thin fibre-board so I don't believe it's bearing any weight.

Does that help?

Hi -just measured the one I built.

From the floor to the glass shelf : 47.5 cm
The "internal" top shelf (from wooden shelf to glass) : 19 cm
Cupboard height (behind hinged door): 20 cm

Does that help?