TV stand – flexible and safe solution for your TV A TV stand is a flexible and safe way to position your TV without having to drill into the wall or be tied to one fixed location in the room. Whereas a traditional TV bench mainly functions as a piece of furniture, a TV stand is designed as a technical solution that provides optimal height, stability and often the option to move the screen as needed. At SoundStoreXL you will find TV stands that are especially suitable for meeting rooms, conferences, events, teaching, reception areas and professional environments, but which can also be used at home if you want a more flexible setup than the classic TV bench. With a TV stand, you get a solution that can be adapted to screen size, weight and use case. Many models have adjustable height, tilt or rotation options, and space for extra equipment such as media players, conference solutions, audio equipment or a soundbar. At the same time, you can choose between fixed models and a TV stand on wheels, so you can move your screen safely between rooms or zones. This makes TV stands particularly popular with businesses, schools, conference venues and AV technicians who need reliable and mobile solutions. Where you may previously have looked for an IKEA TV bench, a JYSK TV bench or similar chain solutions, with a specialised supplier like SoundStoreXL you get more focus on function, quality and practical usability. Here, it is not only the design, but also stability, safety and flexibility that are central. How to choose the right TV stand for your needs The right TV stand depends on where and how you will use your TV. Will you use it in the living room, in a meeting room, for presentations at trade fairs, or as an information display in a foyer? Before choosing, you should pay particular attention to screen size, weight, VESA standard, mobility, and the need for extra shelves or equipment. A TV stand for a lightweight 43" TV at home has completely different requirements than a solution for a heavy 85" screen that needs to be moved around a conference centre. To make the choice easier, you can consider these questions before you decide: How large and heavy is your screen, and which VESA standard does it use? Should the TV stand stay fixed in one place, or should it be a TV stand on wheels that is moved often? Do you need a TV stand with a shelf for e.g. a media player, PC, camera or audio equipment? Should the design mainly be discreet and functional, or can it also be an eye-catcher? Will the stand be used for a seated audience, a standing audience, or a combination of both? Once you have these points under control, it’s easier to choose the TV stand that matches both your technical requirements and your interior. At SoundStoreXL, the product specifications are clear, so you can quickly see which screen sizes and weights each TV stand is designed for, and whether shelves, cable management and wheels are included. Types of TV stands – from a classic stand to a TV stand on wheels There are several main types of TV stands, each suited to different environments and workflows. The choice depends both on how flexible the setup needs to be and how often the screen needs to be moved. Free-standing TV stand without wheels – stable solution for fixed placement. TV stand on wheels – mobile solution for meeting rooms, conferences and events. TV stand with shelf – provides space for media players, laptops, cameras or audio equipment. Dual-column TV stands – extra stability for larger and heavier screens. Slim, minimalist stands – a more discreet solution for the home or reception areas. A TV stand on wheels is typically the obvious choice if you often move the screen between different rooms or stages. TV stands with wheels are often used in classrooms, conference rooms, showrooms and at trade fairs, where the screen needs to be rolled in and out as required. Free-standing TV stands without wheels, on the other hand, are a simple and robust solution if the screen mostly needs to stay in the same place, but you still want to avoid wall mounting. Materials and design – how to match the TV stand to your interior Material and design matter a lot for how a TV stand feels in the room. In professional environments, a neutral, robust finish in black or grey is often prioritised, while at home you more often look for solutions that resemble TV furniture such as a tv-bord Ikea, tv-bord Ilva or tv-bord Jysk. However, a TV stand is first and foremost a technical stand, not a piece of furniture, and therefore build quality and stability are at least as important as appearance. Steel and metal: Very common for professional TV stands due to high strength and stability. Aluminium: Lighter construction, often with a cleaner and more modern look. Wooden TV stand: Typically seen in more furniture-like solutions for private rooms and design-focused environments. Combination materials: Metal frame with wood or glass details, if appearance is important. A classic wooden TV stand fits well into a more homely interior, while clean metal stands take up less visual space and are typically easier to combine with existing AV equipment. In SoundStoreXL’s range, the focus is especially on functional, robust metal stands with an emphasis on practical use, cable management and safe day-to-day handling. Advantages of a TV stand instead of wall mounts and traditional TV tables The biggest advantage of a TV stand compared to wall mounts and TV tables is flexibility. You avoid drilling holes, can change the position as needed, and often get the option to adjust height and angle much more freely. This is especially beneficial in rooms where the setup changes regularly, or where different audiences need to see the screen clearly, whether they are seated or standing. No drilling into walls – suitable for rental homes, glass walls or temporary locations. Flexible positioning – the screen can be moved when you change the room layout or setup. Mobility with wheels – easy to share one screen between several rooms. Optimal height – many TV stands offer stepless or incremental height adjustment. Space for equipment – with shelves you can keep the TV, players and other gear in one place. Unlike a traditional TV table, which is primarily a storage piece of furniture, a TV stand is designed as a technical platform where weight distribution, safety and cable management are well thought out. If you compare, for example, a Jysk TV stand or an Ikea TV stand with a more professional solution, you will often find that professional stands are rated for heavier screens, more intensive use and easier servicing for technicians. TV stand on wheels – mobile solutions for meeting rooms, schools and events A TV stand on wheels is ideal when the same screen needs to be used in multiple places throughout the day. In many companies, schools and institutions, it is both expensive and impractical to mount a separate TV in every room. With a TV stand with wheels, you can instead have one or a few screens that are moved to where they are needed. Meeting rooms and conferences – one TV stand on wheels can be shared between several rooms. Classrooms – move the screen according to the timetable and class. Events, trade fairs and presentations – wheel the screen onto the stage or stand. Receptions and info points – use the screen as digital signage when needed. A key question is often whether a TV stand on wheels is stable and safe. The answer is yes, as long as you choose a model that is correctly rated for the screen’s size and weight, and that has lockable wheels and a solid base. At SoundStoreXL, the max. weight and recommended screen size are always clearly stated, so you can match your screen correctly. Remember to lock the wheels when the screen is in use, and avoid rolling quickly over door thresholds and uneven surfaces with large and heavy screens. TV stand with shelf – extra space for equipment and cables A TV stand with a shelf lets you keep both the screen and equipment in one place. This is especially practical if you use a PC, media player, camera, video conferencing system or wireless receivers with the screen. The shelves are typically designed to support equipment in rack or desktop format and are positioned at a convenient height, so you can easily access it without straining cables and connectors. Space for a laptop or mini PC for presentations and streaming. Shelf for media players and decoders for digital signage. Positioning of camera or audio equipment for video meetings. Option to gather power supplies and power distribution in one place. A TV stand with a shelf is often a good choice for meeting rooms where you want to avoid cables on the floor and loose boxes on tables. By gathering the screen, equipment and cables on the stand, the installation becomes more manageable, and it is easier for different users to get started without technical assistance. Several TV stands with wheels combine mobility and shelves, giving you a complete, rolling AV workstation. TV stands for different screen sizes and weights When choosing a TV stand, it is crucial that it is compatible with your screen’s size, weight and VESA pattern. Most manufacturers clearly state these three parameters, and you should never exceed the maximum specifications. A TV stand approved for 55" is not necessarily safe for a heavy 65" panel, even if the brackets may physically reach the holes. Minimum and maximum recommended screen size in inches (e.g. 32–70"). Maximum weight in kg that the stand may be loaded with. Supported VESA standards (e.g. 200x200, 400x400, 600x400 etc.). At SoundStoreXL you will find TV stands for everything from smaller displays to large, heavy screens for conferences and events. Make sure to compare your screen’s data with the stand’s specifications. If you are unsure, you can measure the VESA distance on the back of the screen with a tape measure and check the weight in the manufacturer’s manual before you order. This gives you a secure setup that will hold up in daily use. Space-saving and mobile solutions – when the TV stand needs to be flexible A TV stand is often more space-saving than a classic TV table because it has less depth and because the equipment is organised vertically. In small meeting rooms or spaces where many people need to pass freely, it is a clear advantage that the base of the stand takes up minimal space while the screen is positioned high enough for everyone to see it. Slim base and vertical design that takes up minimal floor space. Integrated cable management to keep the floor free of cables. TV stand on wheels that can easily be rolled into a storage room when not in use. TV stand with shelf that keeps all equipment in one place. For companies and educational institutions, this means that one or a few TV stands can cover many rooms without taking up unnecessary space on a day-to-day basis. Instead of having a large TV cabinet permanently in place, you can position a slim TV stand in a corner or a technical room and pull it out when needed. This provides more flexible use of both space and budget. Assembly and adjustment – how to set up your TV stand correctly Installing a TV stand is very similar to assembling a heavy-duty floor stand for other AV equipment. Most stands are supplied as a kit, where you first assemble the base, then the columns, and finally the brackets for the screen. Always follow the included manual step by step, and make sure all screws and bolts are tightened correctly. Assemble the base and columns on a flat surface before mounting the screen. Attach the screen bracket according to the specified VESA standard. Use the supplied screws – screws that are too long can damage the screen. Adjust height and tilt before fully tightening the final screws. Finish with cable management along the columns for a tidy look. The question of how high a TV should be positioned on a TV stand depends on whether the audience is typically seated or standing. As a rule of thumb, the centre of the screen should be roughly at eye level for the typical viewer. For a seated audience, this often means the centre of the screen ends up around 100–120 cm above the floor, while for a standing audience the screen often needs to be positioned a little higher. Many TV stands offer stepless or incremental height adjustment, so you can fine-tune it to suit the room and target audience. Where do you buy TV stands – and what’s the difference between chains and specialist retailers? Many people start their search for a TV stand with major chains such as TV stand Jysk, TV stand Bilka, TV stand Elgiganten, TV stand Power, or in DIY stores like TV stand Harald Nyborg. These are obvious places if you’re looking for a simple, price-focused solution for home use. The range is often centred around standard sizes and more furniture-like solutions, where design and price are given high priority. With a specialised supplier like SoundStoreXL, the focus is more on functionality, stability and use in professional environments. Here you’ll find TV mounts and TV stands designed for intensive use, frequent relocation, larger screens and integration with other AV and audio equipment. This typically means a more robust construction, clearer technical specifications and better options for creating a complete setup with, for example, audio, microphones and presentation equipment. If you mainly need a nice TV cabinet for the living room, it makes sense to compare with solutions such as an Ikea TV cabinet or an Ikea TV table. But if you want a flexible, technically well-thought-out TV stand for meeting rooms, teaching, events or professional presentations, a specialised range like SoundStoreXL’s is often better suited. Here, the selection is put together by people with an AV background, and you can get advice on which stands work best with the rest of your equipment. Integration with other AV equipment and software The TV stand itself is only one part of a presentation or info-screen solution. In practice, it often needs to work together with both hardware and software – e.g. media players, laptops, video conferencing systems, sound systems and possibly dedicated software for playing graphic content, a DJ setup or presentations. In this case, it can be an advantage to think through the entire chain before choosing your TV stand. Space for a media player or PC on a shelf below the screen. Option to route HDMI, power and network cables discreetly along the stand. Stable platform for a camera and microphones for video meetings. Works with software for playback of video, graphics or DJ visuals. SoundStoreXL’s range includes both hardware and relevant types of software such as DJ Software, video playback solutions and other digital tools that can make using your TV stand more efficient and professional. What the software has in common is that you get a digital download, official licence, secure purchase, the option to get started right away, compatibility with both Mac and Windows, and Danish support. This means you can build a complete setup where the TV stand, screen, audio and software all work together in one cohesive solution. FAQ – frequently asked questions about TV stands Here you’ll find answers to some of the most common questions about choosing and using a TV stand. Which TV stand should I choose? You should choose a TV stand based on the screen’s size and weight, your use case, and your need for mobility. For a fixed setup in the living room or a meeting room, a stationary TV stand may be enough, while a TV stand on wheels is best if the screen needs to be used in multiple rooms. Look for clear information on maximum screen size, weight and VESA standard, and consider whether you need a TV stand with a shelf for additional equipment. Can all TVs be mounted on a TV stand? Most modern flat-screen TVs can be mounted on a TV stand, as long as the stand supports the screen’s VESA pattern and weight. VESA is the standard for the distance between the screw holes on the back of the TV. Check the screen’s manual or measure the distance between the holes in mm (e.g. 400x400). Then compare it with the stand’s specifications. Never exceed the stated max weight, and always use the supplied or recommended screws. Is a TV stand on wheels stable and safe? A TV stand on wheels is stable and safe if you choose a model that is correctly rated and you use it as instructed. Choose a stand with a solid base, wide wheels and a clearly stated weight rating. Always lock the wheels when the screen is in use, and avoid moving quickly over door thresholds or uneven floors with very large and heavy screens. If you follow these guidelines, a mobile TV stand is a reliable solution that can be used every day. What is the difference between a TV cabinet and a TV stand? A TV cabinet is primarily a piece of living-room furniture, often with drawers, doors and storage space. A TV stand or TV floor stand is a technical solution designed to support the screen safely at the correct height, often with options for height adjustment and mobility. TV stands are typically used in meeting rooms, schools, events and professional environments, but they can also be a good solution at home if you want to avoid wall mounting or want more flexible interior layout. How high should a TV be mounted on a TV stand? As a rule of thumb, the centre of the screen should be roughly at the audience’s eye level. For a seated audience, this is often around 100–120 cm above the floor, while for a standing audience the screen typically needs to be higher. If you have a TV stand with height adjustment, you can test it in the room and adjust it until everyone has a comfortable view without having to look too far up or down. Buy your TV stand from SoundStoreXL At SoundStoreXL you will find a selection of TV stands and TV floor stands, chosen with a focus on functionality, stability and professional use. Whether you are looking for a discreet TV stand for a meeting room, a TV floor stand with wheels for schools or conferences, or a TV stand with a shelf for a complete presentation or digital signage setup, you can find a solution that matches your needs. The range is put together by specialists in audio, lighting and AV equipment, so your TV stands work optimally together with the rest of your gear. If you also need software for presentations, DJ use or media content control, you can combine your new TV stand with digital solutions such as DJ Software, video players or other relevant AV software from SoundStoreXL. Here you get a digital download, official licence, secure purchase, the option to get started right away, compatibility with both Mac and Windows, and Danish support. This makes it easy to build a complete solution that is ready for professional use from day one. If you have questions about choosing a TV stand, SoundStoreXL’s customer service will be happy to help with technical advice, so you get a solution that will last for many years. Buy your TV stand from SoundStoreXL – 100% Danish retailer.

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TV stand – flexible and safe solution for your TV

A TV stand is a flexible and safe way to position your TV without having to drill into the wall or be tied to one fixed location in the room. Whereas a traditional TV bench mainly functions as a piece of furniture, a TV stand is designed as a technical solution that provides optimal height, stability and often the option to move the screen as needed. At SoundStoreXL you will find TV stands that are especially suitable for meeting rooms, conferences, events, teaching, reception areas and professional environments, but which can also be used at home if you want a more flexible setup than the classic TV bench.

With a TV stand, you get a solution that can be adapted to screen size, weight and use case. Many models have adjustable height, tilt or rotation options, and space for extra equipment such as media players, conference solutions, audio equipment or a soundbar. At the same time, you can choose between fixed models and a TV stand on wheels, so you can move your screen safely between rooms or zones. This makes TV stands particularly popular with businesses, schools, conference venues and AV technicians who need reliable and mobile solutions.

Where you may previously have looked for an IKEA TV bench, a JYSK TV bench or similar chain solutions, with a specialised supplier like SoundStoreXL you get more focus on function, quality and practical usability. Here, it is not only the design, but also stability, safety and flexibility that are central.

How to choose the right TV stand for your needs

The right TV stand depends on where and how you will use your TV. Will you use it in the living room, in a meeting room, for presentations at trade fairs, or as an information display in a foyer? Before choosing, you should pay particular attention to screen size, weight, VESA standard, mobility, and the need for extra shelves or equipment. A TV stand for a lightweight 43" TV at home has completely different requirements than a solution for a heavy 85" screen that needs to be moved around a conference centre.

To make the choice easier, you can consider these questions before you decide:

How large and heavy is your screen, and which VESA standard does it use?
Should the TV stand stay fixed in one place, or should it be a TV stand on wheels that is moved often?
Do you need a TV stand with a shelf for e.g. a media player, PC, camera or audio equipment?
Should the design mainly be discreet and functional, or can it also be an eye-catcher?
Will the stand be used for a seated audience, a standing audience, or a combination of both?

Once you have these points under control, it’s easier to choose the TV stand that matches both your technical requirements and your interior. At SoundStoreXL, the product specifications are clear, so you can quickly see which screen sizes and weights each TV stand is designed for, and whether shelves, cable management and wheels are included.

Types of TV stands – from a classic stand to a TV stand on wheels

There are several main types of TV stands, each suited to different environments and workflows. The choice depends both on how flexible the setup needs to be and how often the screen needs to be moved.

Free-standing TV stand without wheels – stable solution for fixed placement.
TV stand on wheels – mobile solution for meeting rooms, conferences and events.
TV stand with shelf – provides space for media players, laptops, cameras or audio equipment.
Dual-column TV stands – extra stability for larger and heavier screens.
Slim, minimalist stands – a more discreet solution for the home or reception areas.

A TV stand on wheels is typically the obvious choice if you often move the screen between different rooms or stages. TV stands with wheels are often used in classrooms, conference rooms, showrooms and at trade fairs, where the screen needs to be rolled in and out as required. Free-standing TV stands without wheels, on the other hand, are a simple and robust solution if the screen mostly needs to stay in the same place, but you still want to avoid wall mounting.

Materials and design – how to match the TV stand to your interior

Material and design matter a lot for how a TV stand feels in the room. In professional environments, a neutral, robust finish in black or grey is often prioritised, while at home you more often look for solutions that resemble TV furniture such as a tv-bord Ikea, tv-bord Ilva or tv-bord Jysk. However, a TV stand is first and foremost a technical stand, not a piece of furniture, and therefore build quality and stability are at least as important as appearance.

Steel and metal: Very common for professional TV stands due to high strength and stability.
Aluminium: Lighter construction, often with a cleaner and more modern look.
Wooden TV stand: Typically seen in more furniture-like solutions for private rooms and design-focused environments.
Combination materials: Metal frame with wood or glass details, if appearance is important.

A classic wooden TV stand fits well into a more homely interior, while clean metal stands take up less visual space and are typically easier to combine with existing AV equipment. In SoundStoreXL’s range, the focus is especially on functional, robust metal stands with an emphasis on practical use, cable management and safe day-to-day handling.

Advantages of a TV stand instead of wall mounts and traditional TV tables

The biggest advantage of a TV stand compared to wall mounts and TV tables is flexibility. You avoid drilling holes, can change the position as needed, and often get the option to adjust height and angle much more freely. This is especially beneficial in rooms where the setup changes regularly, or where different audiences need to see the screen clearly, whether they are seated or standing.

No drilling into walls – suitable for rental homes, glass walls or temporary locations.
Flexible positioning – the screen can be moved when you change the room layout or setup.
Mobility with wheels – easy to share one screen between several rooms.
Optimal height – many TV stands offer stepless or incremental height adjustment.
Space for equipment – with shelves you can keep the TV, players and other gear in one place.

Unlike a traditional TV table, which is primarily a storage piece of furniture, a TV stand is designed as a technical platform where weight distribution, safety and cable management are well thought out. If you compare, for example, a Jysk TV stand or an Ikea TV stand with a more professional solution, you will often find that professional stands are rated for heavier screens, more intensive use and easier servicing for technicians.

TV stand on wheels – mobile solutions for meeting rooms, schools and events

A TV stand on wheels is ideal when the same screen needs to be used in multiple places throughout the day. In many companies, schools and institutions, it is both expensive and impractical to mount a separate TV in every room. With a TV stand with wheels, you can instead have one or a few screens that are moved to where they are needed.

Meeting rooms and conferences – one TV stand on wheels can be shared between several rooms.
Classrooms – move the screen according to the timetable and class.
Events, trade fairs and presentations – wheel the screen onto the stage or stand.
Receptions and info points – use the screen as digital signage when needed.

A key question is often whether a TV stand on wheels is stable and safe. The answer is yes, as long as you choose a model that is correctly rated for the screen’s size and weight, and that has lockable wheels and a solid base. At SoundStoreXL, the max. weight and recommended screen size are always clearly stated, so you can match your screen correctly. Remember to lock the wheels when the screen is in use, and avoid rolling quickly over door thresholds and uneven surfaces with large and heavy screens.

TV stand with shelf – extra space for equipment and cables

A TV stand with a shelf lets you keep both the screen and equipment in one place. This is especially practical if you use a PC, media player, camera, video conferencing system or wireless receivers with the screen. The shelves are typically designed to support equipment in rack or desktop format and are positioned at a convenient height, so you can easily access it without straining cables and connectors.

Space for a laptop or mini PC for presentations and streaming.
Shelf for media players and decoders for digital signage.
Positioning of camera or audio equipment for video meetings.
Option to gather power supplies and power distribution in one place.

A TV stand with a shelf is often a good choice for meeting rooms where you want to avoid cables on the floor and loose boxes on tables. By gathering the screen, equipment and cables on the stand, the installation becomes more manageable, and it is easier for different users to get started without technical assistance. Several TV stands with wheels combine mobility and shelves, giving you a complete, rolling AV workstation.

TV stands for different screen sizes and weights

When choosing a TV stand, it is crucial that it is compatible with your screen’s size, weight and VESA pattern. Most manufacturers clearly state these three parameters, and you should never exceed the maximum specifications. A TV stand approved for 55" is not necessarily safe for a heavy 65" panel, even if the brackets may physically reach the holes.

Minimum and maximum recommended screen size in inches (e.g. 32–70").
Maximum weight in kg that the stand may be loaded with.
Supported VESA standards (e.g. 200x200, 400x400, 600x400 etc.).

At SoundStoreXL you will find TV stands for everything from smaller displays to large, heavy screens for conferences and events. Make sure to compare your screen’s data with the stand’s specifications. If you are unsure, you can measure the VESA distance on the back of the screen with a tape measure and check the weight in the manufacturer’s manual before you order. This gives you a secure setup that will hold up in daily use.

Space-saving and mobile solutions – when the TV stand needs to be flexible

A TV stand is often more space-saving than a classic TV table because it has less depth and because the equipment is organised vertically. In small meeting rooms or spaces where many people need to pass freely, it is a clear advantage that the base of the stand takes up minimal space while the screen is positioned high enough for everyone to see it.

Slim base and vertical design that takes up minimal floor space.
Integrated cable management to keep the floor free of cables.
TV stand on wheels that can easily be rolled into a storage room when not in use.
TV stand with shelf that keeps all equipment in one place.

For companies and educational institutions, this means that one or a few TV stands can cover many rooms without taking up unnecessary space on a day-to-day basis. Instead of having a large TV cabinet permanently in place, you can position a slim TV stand in a corner or a technical room and pull it out when needed. This provides more flexible use of both space and budget.

Assembly and adjustment – how to set up your TV stand correctly

Installing a TV stand is very similar to assembling a heavy-duty floor stand for other AV equipment. Most stands are supplied as a kit, where you first assemble the base, then the columns, and finally the brackets for the screen. Always follow the included manual step by step, and make sure all screws and bolts are tightened correctly.

Assemble the base and columns on a flat surface before mounting the screen.
Attach the screen bracket according to the specified VESA standard.
Use the supplied screws – screws that are too long can damage the screen.
Adjust height and tilt before fully tightening the final screws.
Finish with cable management along the columns for a tidy look.

The question of how high a TV should be positioned on a TV stand depends on whether the audience is typically seated or standing. As a rule of thumb, the centre of the screen should be roughly at eye level for the typical viewer. For a seated audience, this often means the centre of the screen ends up around 100–120 cm above the floor, while for a standing audience the screen often needs to be positioned a little higher. Many TV stands offer stepless or incremental height adjustment, so you can fine-tune it to suit the room and target audience.

Where do you buy TV stands – and what’s the difference between chains and specialist retailers?

Many people start their search for a TV stand with major chains such as TV stand Jysk, TV stand Bilka, TV stand Elgiganten, TV stand Power, or in DIY stores like TV stand Harald Nyborg. These are obvious places if you’re looking for a simple, price-focused solution for home use. The range is often centred around standard sizes and more furniture-like solutions, where design and price are given high priority.

With a specialised supplier like SoundStoreXL, the focus is more on functionality, stability and use in professional environments. Here you’ll find TV mounts and TV stands designed for intensive use, frequent relocation, larger screens and integration with other AV and audio equipment. This typically means a more robust construction, clearer technical specifications and better options for creating a complete setup with, for example, audio, microphones and presentation equipment.

If you mainly need a nice TV cabinet for the living room, it makes sense to compare with solutions such as an Ikea TV cabinet or an Ikea TV table. But if you want a flexible, technically well-thought-out TV stand for meeting rooms, teaching, events or professional presentations, a specialised range like SoundStoreXL’s is often better suited. Here, the selection is put together by people with an AV background, and you can get advice on which stands work best with the rest of your equipment.

Integration with other AV equipment and software

The TV stand itself is only one part of a presentation or info-screen solution. In practice, it often needs to work together with both hardware and software – e.g. media players, laptops, video conferencing systems, sound systems and possibly dedicated software for playing graphic content, a DJ setup or presentations. In this case, it can be an advantage to think through the entire chain before choosing your TV stand.

Space for a media player or PC on a shelf below the screen.
Option to route HDMI, power and network cables discreetly along the stand.
Stable platform for a camera and microphones for video meetings.
Works with software for playback of video, graphics or DJ visuals.

SoundStoreXL’s range includes both hardware and relevant types of software such as DJ Software, video playback solutions and other digital tools that can make using your TV stand more efficient and professional. What the software has in common is that you get a digital download, official licence, secure purchase, the option to get started right away, compatibility with both Mac and Windows, and Danish support. This means you can build a complete setup where the TV stand, screen, audio and software all work together in one cohesive solution.

FAQ – frequently asked questions about TV stands

Here you’ll find answers to some of the most common questions about choosing and using a TV stand.

Which TV stand should I choose?

You should choose a TV stand based on the screen’s size and weight, your use case, and your need for mobility. For a fixed setup in the living room or a meeting room, a stationary TV stand may be enough, while a TV stand on wheels is best if the screen needs to be used in multiple rooms. Look for clear information on maximum screen size, weight and VESA standard, and consider whether you need a TV stand with a shelf for additional equipment.

Can all TVs be mounted on a TV stand?

Most modern flat-screen TVs can be mounted on a TV stand, as long as the stand supports the screen’s VESA pattern and weight. VESA is the standard for the distance between the screw holes on the back of the TV. Check the screen’s manual or measure the distance between the holes in mm (e.g. 400x400). Then compare it with the stand’s specifications. Never exceed the stated max weight, and always use the supplied or recommended screws.

Is a TV stand on wheels stable and safe?

A TV stand on wheels is stable and safe if you choose a model that is correctly rated and you use it as instructed. Choose a stand with a solid base, wide wheels and a clearly stated weight rating. Always lock the wheels when the screen is in use, and avoid moving quickly over door thresholds or uneven floors with very large and heavy screens. If you follow these guidelines, a mobile TV stand is a reliable solution that can be used every day.

What is the difference between a TV cabinet and a TV stand?

A TV cabinet is primarily a piece of living-room furniture, often with drawers, doors and storage space. A TV stand or TV floor stand is a technical solution designed to support the screen safely at the correct height, often with options for height adjustment and mobility. TV stands are typically used in meeting rooms, schools, events and professional environments, but they can also be a good solution at home if you want to avoid wall mounting or want more flexible interior layout.

How high should a TV be mounted on a TV stand?

As a rule of thumb, the centre of the screen should be roughly at the audience’s eye level. For a seated audience, this is often around 100–120 cm above the floor, while for a standing audience the screen typically needs to be higher. If you have a TV stand with height adjustment, you can test it in the room and adjust it until everyone has a comfortable view without having to look too far up or down.

Buy your TV stand from SoundStoreXL

At SoundStoreXL you will find a selection of TV stands and TV floor stands, chosen with a focus on functionality, stability and professional use. Whether you are looking for a discreet TV stand for a meeting room, a TV floor stand with wheels for schools or conferences, or a TV stand with a shelf for a complete presentation or digital signage setup, you can find a solution that matches your needs. The range is put together by specialists in audio, lighting and AV equipment, so your TV stands work optimally together with the rest of your gear.

If you also need software for presentations, DJ use or media content control, you can combine your new TV stand with digital solutions such as DJ Software, video players or other relevant AV software from SoundStoreXL. Here you get a digital download, official licence, secure purchase, the option to get started right away, compatibility with both Mac and Windows, and Danish support. This makes it easy to build a complete solution that is ready for professional use from day one.

If you have questions about choosing a TV stand, SoundStoreXL’s customer service will be happy to help with technical advice, so you get a solution that will last for many years.

Buy your TV stand from SoundStoreXL – 100% Danish retailer.