Please help me find something to put a 65 inch tv on!

[Anonymous]

I have no idea what's in or nice anymore. Please advise. Links helpful!

[Anonymous]

Mount it on the wall (assuming it's a flat screen).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Mount it on the wall (assuming it's a flat screen).

But wouldn't I need something to put underneath it?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Mount it on the wall (assuming it's a flat screen).

But wouldn't I need something to put underneath it?

no that's why you are mounting it on the wall. you can put a shelf above or below it to hold your cable box and whatever else.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Mount it on the wall (assuming it's a flat screen).

+1

[Anonymous]

A wall.

[Anonymous]

So everyone puts there tv on the wall these days?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So everyone puts there tv on the wall these days?

*their

[Anonymous]

You can either mount it on the wall and run the cords through the wall to your components, which can be in a console, or you can place the TV on a long console, like this:

http://www.belfortfurniture.com/item.aspx?itemid=-1719287293&itemnum=DV370BP

[Anonymous]

The wall. I hate them in entertainment centers.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You can either mount it on the wall and run the cords through the wall to your components, which can be in a console, or you can place the TV on a long console, like this:

http://www.belfortfurniture.com/item.aspx?itemid=-1719287293&itemnum=DV370BP

Do a lot of people do this now? Are entertainment centers old news?

[Anonymous]

Entertainment Centers are very old news. Put it on the wall - it's not hard, they sell really good mounts that you can put up yourself, and they have wall mounted shelves for under the TV that are unobtrusive and occasionally tasteful.

[Anonymous]

You don't have to mount it - you can use a console.

I bought a glass-front bookshelf with doors from Crate and Barrel and drilled a big hole in the back (special big-hole attachment) to run all the wires out. I like a console because I need somewhere to put my home theater and DVR. You could do the same with a buffet or a dresser - even a vintage piece.

Remember that 65" is the diagonal measure so your console can be shorter than 65" long.

[Anonymous]

A wall. I would be very nervous about it being bumped and falling.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You can either mount it on the wall and run the cords through the wall to your components, which can be in a console, or you can place the TV on a long console, like this:

http://www.belfortfurniture.com/item.aspx?itemid=-1719287293&itemnum=DV370BP

Do a lot of people do this now? Are entertainment centers old news?

Yes, way old news. Except in pinterest land, where everyone is turning them into kid's kitchens, dog houses, etc.