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What is the difference between the BESTÅ frame and the BESTÅ TV bench?

The main difference between a BESTÅ frame and a BESTÅ TV bench is that the TV bench is specifically designed to handle electronics and media equipment. It has features like a cutout for cables in the back and a socket on the top, making it easy to organize cables.

The main difference between a BESTÅ frame and a BESTÅ TV bench is that the TV bench is specifically designed to handle electronics and media equipment. It has features such as a cut-out for cables in the back and a socket on the top, which makes it easy to organize cables. The TV bench is also the only model in the BESTÅ series that is available in a width of 180 cm. This makes it suitable for larger TVs, up to 72 inches. The top plate of the TV bench can support a TV weighing up to 30 kg. Larger TVs can be used as long as they don't exceed this weight limit.

It is also important to keep in mind that a TV bench should be slightly wider than the TV that is placed on it. When wall-mounted, the correct mounting bracket is required for the specific wall material, and if you are unsure about which bracket to use, it is recommended to contact a local specialist retailer. For a stable placement, a 180 cm wide TV bench requires either 8 legs or 4 legs and 2 support legs from BESTÅ. The TV bench also offers flexibility, as it can stand on the floor or be mounted on the wall, which frees up floor space and can give a cleaner look to the room. Adjustable feet ensure that the TV bench stands firmly, even on uneven floors.

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