If you're sitting up and watching TV, does your head have a place to rest, or is the open shelf behind it?
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There is a shelf open on either side, but in the middle is where the drawers are and I rest my pillows up against it.
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You get an excellent view as long as you are seated in the center of the TV.
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While not as comfortable as a typical recliner, I watch television in mine all the time.
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Yes, you can fit your TV on this shelf and be able to see it efficiently. I bought this desk for my old computer and it works fantastic. I am well pleased with this desk. I had another desk similar but it was much too bulky and took up much more space. This one is perfect.
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No it not high enough to rest your head. The back his right about the shoulders
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TV sits directly on the shelf. Very pleased with stand..looks good..sturdy enough.
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Yes it is. I have it sitting in the open and it takes up vey little extra room when reclined. I love it.
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Although it is rather comfortable compared to most chaise lounges, it isn't ideal for getting comfy to watch tv. This is in our formal living room. My husband sits here to play his acoustic and I sit here to play iPad or read a book. I'm 5'9" and need a tad bit more room. It is firm and mainly for looks.
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If you're talking about the left and right "ends" of the cabinet, the answer is no. If you're talking about underneath where the tv sits, there is a piece of wood directly in the middle, standing up just like the two ends of the stand. I would imagine to give the entire cabinet strength. Then in between the ends and that middle piece, there is a shelf on each half. That is where you put your cable, DVD, Direct TV, Bose, or whatever it is you want. It might be better for you to click on the picture and enlarge it so you can see what is beneath the TV as it is pictured. Hope this helps. If you're talking about the left and right "ends" of the cabinet, the answer is no. If you're talking about underneath where the tv sits, there is a piece of wood directly in the middle, standing up just like the two ends of the stand. I would imagine to give the entire cabinet strength. Then in between the ends and that middle piece, there is a shelf on each half. That is where you put your cable, DVD, Direct TV, Bose, or whatever it is you want. It might be better for you to click on the picture and enlarge it so you can see what is beneath the TV as it is pictured. Hope this... » Read More If you're talking about the left and right "ends" of the cabinet, the answer is no. If you're talking about underneath where the tv sits, there is a piece of wood directly in the middle, standing up just like the two ends of the stand. I would imagine to give the entire cabinet strength. Then in between the ends and that middle piece, there is a shelf on each half. That is where you put your cable, DVD, Direct TV, Bose, or whatever it is you want. It might be better for you to click on the picture and enlarge it so you can see what is beneath the TV as it is pictured. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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The top shelf is where the TV sets on. The middle shelf is equal size to the bottom. You can adjust them as you want
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It can stand on it's own, and you can lower it where the TV's center is approximately 4 feet from the ground (for most 46" TV', that would be three feet from the bottom of the floor.) The viewing angles are not very adjustable pointing down, so if you are sitting on the floor, it's not a great view.
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We have our large flat screen TV sitting on top of it and all of our components sitting inside of it. The whole mess sits on top of a TV stand. We cut a section out of the back to accommodate the cords and have used it to have a place for our DVD player, etc. because our TV stand did not have enough room. It seems to be pretty sturdy and it is pretty. Blends beautifully with the TV stand, etc.
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Yes, I use it all the time to watch a video or watch a movie. You can set it on its side and it stands up. This is really a great find!
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The television sits directly on top of the glass top shelf. There is not a metal from in the rear and is not included in this model.
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Have it installed on a side wall, against which TV rests for storage. Arm is pulled out and TV rotated to the front for viewing.
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Is quiet enough. I usually used it while I watch TV and there is no problem at all.
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The TV sits on the top shelf using the TV's stand. Two metal supports come with the unit to be placed between the two shelves to give extra support.You can see these on some of the pictures of the unit. No problem with our 50" TV sitting on this unit.