We have a heavy corner unit for 45 inch TV and accessories. Can they be left permanently under unit? How does it look?
923528
These items are great. I have a curio cabinet, 3-piece sectional, entertainment center and all of them have the 'Super-Sliders' on the bottom and you can't even tell their there, plus the ease of moving any of the items is a breeze, I moved the sectional which is huge by myself. They can stay put underneath and the item can be moved with ease anytime you decide to move it. I put them under anything heavy and leave them there. As for looks...if you put them under whatever you can barely seen them, like my sectional it looks like part of the furniture, it all depends on what you put them underneath, hope this answers your questons, Happy Hloidays!!!! Paul
923529
Yes, they can be left under the unit. I have mine under and just push them back so they are almost fully under unit. They will probably have a dent in them for being in that spot for so long but it will allow you to move it as needed.
923530
Yes, you can leave them. If you tuck them in enough, they could possibly be unnoticeable. But if your piece has cut out legs. These sliders are pretty big so they may be more visible.
923531
These items are great. I have a curio cabinet, 3-piece sectional, entertainment center and all of them have the 'Super-Sliders' on the bottom and you can't even tell their there, plus the ease of moving any of the items is a breeze, I moved the sectional which is huge by myself. They can stay put underneath and the item can be moved with ease anytime you decide to move it. I put them under anything heavy and leave them there. As for looks...if you put them under whatever you can barely seen them, like my sectional it looks like part of the furniture, it all depends on what you put them underneath, hope this answers your questons, Happy Hloidays!!!! Paul These items are great. I have a curio cabinet, 3-piece sectional, entertainment center and all of them have the 'Super-Sliders' on the bottom and you can't even tell their there, plus the ease of moving any of the items is a breeze, I moved the sectional which is huge by myself. They can stay put underneath and the item can be moved with ease anytime you decide to move it. I put them under anything heavy and leave them there. As for looks...if you put them under whatever you can barely seen them, like my sectional it looks like part of the furniture, it all depends on what you put them... » Read More These items are great. I have a curio cabinet, 3-piece sectional, entertainment center and all of them have the 'Super-Sliders' on the bottom and you can't even tell their there, plus the ease of moving any of the items is a breeze, I moved the sectional which is huge by myself. They can stay put underneath and the item can be moved with ease anytime you decide to move it. I put them under anything heavy and leave them there. As for looks...if you put them under whatever you can barely seen them, like my sectional it looks like part of the furniture, it all depends on what you put them underneath, hope this answers your questons, Happy Hloidays!!!! Paul « Show Less
923532
I feel if you leave it permanently it will start bending under the weight plus it will jut out and look ugly. It looks just like it's shown in the picture.
923533
Super sliders can be used to move items when needed but does not mention leaving permanently under differenttypes of furniture. If placed under your unit permanently there will be indention marks left on the foam whichmight cause damage and when unit is moved for cleaning also depends if its on hardwood floors(damage canhappen if dirt becomes trapped between floor or slider). If placed on carpeting under unit and position slidershopefully it would work depending on heavy your units weights. You may see the slider again depends on bare floors or carpets. Measurement of sliders are 9 1/2" x 5 3/4" if this would help you figure out as to whereto place these sliders under your unit for easy moving to clean. Good luck!! Super sliders can be used to move items when needed but does not mention leaving permanently under differenttypes of furniture. If placed under your unit permanently there will be indention marks left on the foam whichmight cause damage and when unit is moved for cleaning also depends if its on hardwood floors(damage canhappen if dirt becomes trapped between floor or slider). If placed on carpeting under unit and position slidershopefully it would work depending on heavy your units weights. You may see the slider again depends on bare floors or carpets. Measurement... » Read More Super sliders can be used to move items when needed but does not mention leaving permanently under differenttypes of furniture. If placed under your unit permanently there will be indention marks left on the foam whichmight cause damage and when unit is moved for cleaning also depends if its on hardwood floors(damage canhappen if dirt becomes trapped between floor or slider). If placed on carpeting under unit and position slidershopefully it would work depending on heavy your units weights. You may see the slider again depends on bare floors or carpets. Measurement of sliders are 9 1/2" x 5 3/4" if this would help you figure out as to whereto place these sliders under your unit for easy moving to clean. Good luck!! « Show Less
841786
Without modifying it not it can't be mounted in a corner, but what you can do is mount it to one of the walls and angle the TV into the corner. The mount has alot of movement to it depending on the size of the TV, but I can see it being angle enough to fit into the corner. I have a 55" mounted and I can turn it beyond far enough to watch TV from my patio which is at a 45 degree angle to where the TV is mounted. If it were a larger TV though I could see it being troublesome working it into a corner as I previously was saying.
2223404
I would advise you not to, especially if the size of the new LCD TV is 32" and up. Since your space is limited you should look into buying a corner unit where u can mount the TV on the wall with brackets and keep the VIP 222K box and other electronics on the shelves of the said corner unit
387179
Fitting this kind of shelf in a corner is personal taste. I wouldn't use it in a corner because it would take away the richness and sophistication that I want to portray. Mine fits center under my TV to accommodate other electronics and gadgets. Center looks neat.
446470
You have a unit that is less in weight than I am using. I have an old 32" standard TV--almost takes two to lift it. The unit has been on the stand for over one year. There is no evidence of weakening or sag in the stand. I would highly recommend this to you. It is strong, easily assembled, and has the appearance of a fine piece of furniture.
1372471
You need that piece for stability. The towers walls are what hold the whole thing together, if you move them apart you will not be able to put the rest of it together. I would buy a stand that would fit the size TV you have.
1214470
If you are asking if the TV can set on the unit alone yes our 48" one does nicely, if you are asking if the Unit can stand alone without something holding it, again yes ours does in a corner. The unit is quite heavy in fact you will want a helper getting it together and standing it upright plus moving it around.
2098525
It's not flat on top, which the picture might make it appear to be. There's about a 3/4 inch depth to it to set things inside. It would collect dust under it unless your TV completely covered the 16 inch diameter, and then it would probably work okay.
2046226
I purchased a corner shelf unit from overstock (item no. 15245639) which is a stand-alone unit. It works great but you have to make sure you put this mount higher than the shelf to make it fit well ( and account for size if tv too).
2217248
I have my 60" tv on a corner wall mount and it works great. Nobody can tip it over. The cables are all in the wall. No cables or wires show. The cables come out the lower wall[behind the cabinet] and are plugged into a surge protector. The stand holds all the equipment. Have a soundbar mounted underneath the tv. I wouldn't want to set my tv on the cabinet although it would probably hold it. It is a very neat installation. Hope that helps.
1889733
It has a flat back so it can definitely be put against a wall if you'd like. It does fit perfectly in my corner though. I'm the type who likes the TV kind of out of site so this is perfect for me.
1214473
We have ours in a corner holding a huge t.v. and it has been fine. We do not have it braced to the wall. As the other reviewer said, it is very, very heavy. It is very nice looking but if you are asking if it can be on it's own in the middle of a living room, you would want to put up a room divider as the back wouldn't be pretty. It will however, stand up by itself, even in the middle of a room with a t.v. on it.
221539
my answer is "no". it is a shelf to hold a cable box, a tivo box, etc...when you don't have a nearby shelf or cabinet. i have my flat screen mounted on the wall and the ollo mounts installed above it or could have mounted below tv. cables still hang behind tv, down wall to outlet. didn't like messy cables, so bought a cable cover to tidy up cables. mounts were just what i needed. sort of a floating look.
1693569
Yes it will be flush against the wall. There are cutouts for the wires to go from the top cubby to the recessed area behind the bottom cubby where all the wires will be hidden. There is a cutout on the very top for your tv wires as well. I searched for a long time for the right media cabinet and am very happy with this one!
246472
You could assemble the unit without the center shelf. There may be some small holes visible on the back. You could plug them if necessary. It is a well built and solid unit.
1769504
Yes they do. I do not use it as a corner unit and it looks very nice. It does not look like " hey why didn't you put that in the corner."
1110566
I live in earthquake country and would have to agree with the others who suggest using a flat board/surface the length and width of the top shelf under the TV, and only if it's a flat screen model. Since the shelves are adjustable, I'd consider lowering the middle shelf and putting the TV there.