What are the closets with a niche for a TV, an overview of models

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Good living room furniture should combine an attractive appearance, functionality, convenience. It is a sliding wardrobe with a niche for a TV that fully meets these requirements, which makes it an indispensable element of any interior.

Pros and cons

Compared to products of a similar type, sliding wardrobes with a TV niche have a number of advantages:

• spaciousness;
• compactness (saving usable space);
• the presence of a special place for a TV (a niche with an arm, a cabinet, a shelf, a chest of drawers);
• stylish appearance;
• ease of installation;
• a variety of sizes, shapes, colors, facade design options used in the manufacture of materials and components cabinet;
• the possibility of making a cabinet in accordance with the wishes of the owner (in the standard design of the coupe model with a place for a TV, you can additionally include special shelves for a music center or home theater);
• visual increase in the volume of the room due to mirrors (when choosing the appropriate model);
• masking defects in the surface finish of walls, dividing the room into zones (with an appropriate location)

Sliding wardrobes with a niche for a TV are well suited not only for the living room, but also for the bedroom or other rooms, but still you can not remain silent about some of the shortcomings of such designs:

• if the product was not installed correctly, the elements involved in the process of opening the wings will wear out quickly;
• parts of the sliding mechanism require regular maintenance (cleaning, pulling fasteners);
• in cases where an embedded model was selected, difficulties arise when moving it.

People purchasing wardrobes should take into account not only their positive characteristics, but also those requiring special attention.

Varieties

There are several main varieties of cabinets with a niche for a TV:

• cabinet - such products usually occupy a whole wall (significant dimensions cause an increase in the cost of furniture design), but they can be moved because they have a frame of walls and a base, which gives the furniture the necessary strength. Case models are equipped with compartment doors that cover the side compartments, and the central part of the structure with niches for the TV and other items (souvenirs, photo frames, vases) remains open;
• built-in - such models are located in special niches and occupy a minimum of space, since they include only sliding doors, shelves and compartments without an external case (this reduces the cost of the product). Built-in wardrobes can significantly save the area of ​​the room, but if you need to rearrange, the product will have to be completely disassembled, and then reassembled in a new place;
• semi-recessed - semi-recessed sliding door wardrobes with a place for a TV lack some of the elements of the body (only the side, or side and back walls). This form allows you to install furniture even without a niche, it is enough to choose the right angle for it;
• modular - structures of this kind consist of several sections, which can be combined in any convenient way. You can also supplement the existing kit with new elements, for example, combine a conventional direct cabinet with a corner. So there are additional places for things, and the design takes on a finished look.

Any of the indicated models of a sliding door wardrobe with a TV set may turn out to be the most suitable for a particular room design. You just need to determine exactly what the result is and, based on this, make your choice.

Built in

Case

Modular

Niche location options

In such cabinets, not only the features of the general design may differ. There are also differences in where and how the TV is placed in them:

• on the shelf in the middle - the shelf or niche for the TV is located in the central part of the product. A little lower is usually a cabinet and drawers, and above - small shelves of closed or open type. Lateral parts represent separate capacious sections hidden behind sliding doors;
• on the wall - the niche is also located in the center, but the screen is fixed to the wall. There is almost no difference in comparison with the previous version, although the mounted TV looks more modern, and the image on it is perceived much easier;
• in the corner - if the closet with the TV shelf has an angular design, then there is the possibility to arrange the screen in the corner. It looks original, but it may not be very convenient;
• in a closed niche - in this case, the place where the screen is located will be closed with special sliding doors, as well as other compartments of the closet with a TV shelf. That is, you can open the TV only when you want to watch it, and the rest of the time it will not attract attention.

All other niche placement options are combinations and variations of those already listed above.

In a closed niche

On the shelf

On the wall

Which is better

Choosing the most suitable variant of a sliding wardrobe with a niche for a TV, pay attention to several basic parameters:

• functional features of the place where the structure will be installed (living room, bedroom and so on);
• the maximum allowable size of the product;
• room design, materials used for its design and general color scheme;
• TV dimensions.

Taking these points and personal preferences into account ensures that the choice is the most successful.

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