Are these built for real media equipment?
Solid teak with ventilated compartments and cable openings placed where equipment actually sits — no particleboard shelf to bow under a receiver by year three. The top is full-thickness stock, so it holds a soundbar and a heavy center speaker without dipping in the middle.
Can I size it to my wall and components?
Cabinets are made to order, so length can run wall to wall and compartments size to your components. Tell us the TV size and what lives beneath it.
What setup is required?
Cabinets arrive assembled with doors hung and shelves set. Feed cables through the pre-cut rear openings; an anti-tip strap is included and recommended with a mounted or perched TV.
How do I care for it?
Dust the vents and cable openings when you dust the top, and keep drinks on coasters on game nights. A yearly coat of oil keeps the top and bay faces even, and a white ring that slips past a coaster lifts in seconds with a cloth and a warm, dry iron.
How does a TV cabinet arrive?
Every cabinet is made to order and freight-crated, interior braced and doors locked for transit. Tracking is provided and delivery is scheduled with you in advance.
Does open storage mean everything is on display?
Yes, by design — the open bays are meant for the gear you use daily, so nothing overheats behind a door and the remote is always in reach. Baskets slide into a bay neatly if you prefer some things out of sight.