Must this TV stand be only used as corner unit or can it be used otherwise?
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.
1889734
This stand may be used either as a corner unit or a regular stand against a wall. If used against a flat wall then the unit measures 16" front to back. The back is flat, not "cornered". Only the sides are angled.
1889735
No - it could be used free standing, but fits nicely into a corner with the way it is built.
2031696
Mine is actually in a corner as I type. I don't feel it takes up much space no. Also would depend on the room you are putting it in but I say no the stand is not overpowering on space.
840950
No, it cannot be mounted in the corner. It needs a flat surface for mounting.
667164
You can if you don't mind losing space in the room. It's not made for a corner but I see no reason why you can't put it diagonal in a corner if you have the space available.
120673
Technically, you don't have to put it in a corner. It definitely makes the most of your space by putting it there, but I suppose it wouldn't look too bad on a flat wall.
513760
I think the dimensions of the unit are given. It is fairly small, however, and should fit in a corner if you have measured the space and the unit.
574041
If the TV is very heavy I wouldn't use it for that because a lot of that cabinet is held together by glue and wooden pegs. It doesn't have a very large top to it at all since it is meant to go in a corner. Hope this helps. Plus, since you have to put everything together on this cabinet which includes attaching the hardware, it's not worth the money or the effort.
1876976
I have my 60 inch TV in the corner and works great. The stand isn't wedge shaped so it does stand out from the wall somewhat. With a 60 inch TV everything is about as far back as it can go anyway.
2031697
I have this stand placed in the corner and for me, it doesn't take up too much space. I have not measured that space but it fits ok. Buy it, try it.
772746
The bracket itself cannot be corner mounted, but you can position bracket close to the corner (blocking maybe necessary), and the TV can be positioned in the corner. I have a 50' set up this way.
628826
It fits in a corner, but if the tv is over 30", the unit might not fit while holding a larger tv
1499071
I wouldn't place it in a corner. It needs to rest flat against a wall and would not do that in a corner.
1473470
In theory yes. You would mount it to one wall and set it up to display as a corner OR you could drill a mounting board into the corner of the wall and then mount it to that. I'd suggest the first.
1882826
I believe it will work in a corner, but it's not particularly designed for it. Usually you see triangular tables for corners. If you don't mind having a large vacant zone from joining both walls by this particular item, then I don't see why it couldn't work. The edges are slightly tapered from the front to he back, so a corner set up would look decent. I hope this helps.
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.
2123764
It can be set on one side of the wall in a corner, but you would need to measure the television to determine how much mobility you would have to adjust its position. If too tight in a corner you will not get the mobility you may need.
667160
This unit is made to go up against a wall but I suppose you could put it in a corner. It would just have a hollow space behind it. There are fireplace units that are made to go in the corner but this is not one of them. I hope this helps! :)