Would this work to hidea tv in for my bedroom?
1587912
There would pry be enough room inside, for a television set. The shelves can be placed where you want them in the top part, and it measures 27 1/2 inches from side to side, and is 32 1/2 inches from top to bottom in the area behind the two doors. It is 19 1/2 inches from the back to the front, where the doors close. A hole could pry be drilled through the back easily enough, for the cords to go out. Good luck!
1587913
In the top part you will have to take out the top shelf and cut out a hole in the back for wires and then it could work
1587914
It might work to hide a TV, however you would have to not connect the shelves on the inside or the back panel. In addition to that the drawers on the bottom are made of sawdust, very weak, and won't hold many clothes. This is a poorly made product that would last you 2-5 years at most. And it takes forever to set up because they gave you a ton of pieces.
2046953
I imagine someone somewhere could attach it to a wall so it'd look like ok. BUT - -I would just keep in mind that you could very well have up to seven plugs with cables plugged in to the strip. So, maybe the strip would be more easily hidden on the floor, under a dresser, table or ??.
1263938
It would probably work but the picture would be very dim, I do not think it is overly bright with the lights on dim.
832491
I believe it will. I have it in a room that has a lot of kids rough housing and the tv gets hit with stuff all the time without moving. Good luck
683639
Absolutely.. I am using it for a 39" Samsung HDTV in a corner of my room. I think it's perfect for a bedroom.
2219437
I think this cover would be too small. My wall mount hiding unit is 12 x 42 7/8 and it was a struggle to make this cover fit.
1240937
Yes,you just need to add extra security for it,I have a 36 inch TV on mine:)
2217229
No..works fine under the TV....If your TV is hung on the wall you need to get alternative speakers.
672848
Yes I think so .... But only if you have enough room to prevent it from hitting the wall. I would say you need about 15 inch clearance behind tv.
1977588
Hi Cathy... It might be a bit awkward, but I believe it could work... A tv tray might be useful. Hope that helps :)
154188
It would mount wherever there is stud to support it, but be careful measuring distances of sides of TV from walls in doing it. Would depend on size of the TV for it to work.
1050170
Not sure what you are trying to do there. A wall plate wouldn't cover it, but the connections are in the back so you can't see them anyway. I have mine set up under my TV and the wires all come from behind it so they're out of view.
680359
You should see screw holes on your TV where the frame will attach. Most likely, I would assume the manufacturer wouldn't have obstructed this.
1671837
Yes I believe it would because it has Velcro opening in back that u would just undo, hang it over tv, then do Velcro in back, then zipper up sides and bottom. I have been very pleased with this cover, but my TV is wall mounted
959720
I think it would be fine for your TV. I don't know of any other "better inexpensive" options.
886623
It could be used to wrap that size TV. It is about 1/4 inch thick and unsure if you are moving or ???? In general yes there is enough wrap to do that.
1482499
I believe so. That was my intention when I hung it through a hole in the ceiling and wanted to put the wires running through the attic. My electrician didn't want to do that so I ended up having to do it myself just through the walls. Also, if you're using a cable box, the box has to be within sight so those wires from the screen to the box wouldn't be hidden anyway.