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Keep your TV setup organised with a TV unit that gives you space for the screen, consoles, soundbars and other entertainment equipment. Factory Buys has TV units in a range of widths and finishes, with options including open shelves, drawers, cabinets and built-in LED lighting.

Orders are dispatched within 1 to 2 business days from Australian warehouses and every unit comes with a 12-month warranty. Factory Buys is Australian owned and operated, with support available seven days a week.

Finding the right TV unit for your screen

Start with the width of your television and the wall where the unit will sit. Many people choose a TV unit that's wider than the screen, giving the setup some space on either side and leaving room for a soundbar, speakers or other equipment. If your television will sit directly on the unit, check that the surface is suitable for the TV's stand or feet as well as its overall size and weight.

Working out the storage layout

What you connect to your TV can help determine the storage you need underneath it. Open shelves keep consoles, media players and other devices accessible, while drawers give you somewhere to put controllers, remotes, spare cables and other smaller items when they're not being used.

Cabinets provide enclosed storage for anything you'd rather keep out of sight. If you need a bit of everything, look for a TV unit that combines open shelving with drawers or cupboards, so frequently used equipment can stay accessible without everything being left on display.

Making room for cables, consoles and other equipment

Before positioning your TV unit, check where your power point sits and how your cables will reach it. Units with openings in the back can make it easier to run TV, console and soundbar cables behind the furniture rather than around the sides.

It’s also worth counting how many devices need power so you can plan where plugs and any power boards will sit. If you’re considering a unit with built-in lighting like LED TV units, factor that into the setup too..

Choosing a finish for the living room

The finish is easier to narrow down once you look at what’s already around the TV. Timber-look TV units can work alongside similar tones in a coffee table or other furniture, while white and black give you simpler options if you don’t want to match a particular timber finish. You don’t need every piece in the room to be identical. Instead, look at the colours and materials already used across your living room furniture, flooring and rug, then choose a TV unit that works with the overall space.

TV unit or wall mount?

A TV unit can support the television while giving you storage underneath, but you can also mount the screen on the wall and keep the unit below for consoles, speakers and other equipment. This can free up the top surface and gives you more flexibility over the height of the screen. If you're considering a TV wall mount, check that the mount is compatible with your television's size, weight and mounting pattern. You'll also need to consider the wall construction and follow the installation requirements supplied with the mount.

Why shop at Factory Buys

Once you’ve found a TV unit that fits your screen and storage needs, you won’t be waiting weeks for it to leave a warehouse. Factory Buys holds stock in Australia, with orders dispatched within 1 to 2 business days. Plus, all our products come with a 12 month warranty. 

TV Unit FAQ

What size TV unit do I need?

Start with the width of your television and the space available along the wall. If the TV will sit directly on the unit, make sure its stand or feet fit securely on the top and check the unit's weight capacity. A wider TV unit can also leave room beside the screen for speakers or other items.

How high should a TV unit be?

The right height depends on your television, seating and viewing position. Consider where the screen will sit when you're seated, including the extra height added by the TV's stand. If you're mounting the television on the wall, you have more flexibility over the height of the unit underneath it.

How do you hide cables behind a TV unit?

Look for a TV unit with cable openings or access through the rear panel so leads can run towards the power point behind the furniture. Planning where your TV, soundbar, console and other devices will connect before positioning the unit can also help keep cables contained behind it.

Do TV units come assembled?

Assembly requirements vary between TV units. Check the individual product listing to see whether assembly is required and what's included. If your unit arrives flat-packed, follow the supplied instructions and allow enough clear floor space to put it together.

Can you mount a TV above a TV unit?

Yes. A wall-mounted television can sit above a TV unit, leaving the surface free for a soundbar, speakers or decor. Check that your chosen wall mount is compatible with your television's size, weight and mounting pattern, and follow the installation instructions supplied with the mount.