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TV Stand needed

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  • 09-03-2011 1:11pm
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    MrTrebus
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    Lads,

    was wondering what your recommendations are for a TV stand/Rack

    Need to be able to hold a 40 LCD plus also take the weight/have the air clearance for the Onkyo TX SR608 amp (as well as various other bits and bobs, ie xbox/router/modem etc )

    want to get everything moved this weekend so any ideas would be great.
    what kind of availability would you have in the Philips shop in Dublin ??



    also, spotted this on another post, is this available in the Dublin shop ??

    "Philips SPN7820 8 way surge protector & Multiblock at £14.95 / Boardie deal £10.99."

    cheers

    MrT


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    Richersounds.ie: John
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    MrTrebus wrote: »
    Lads,

    was wondering what your recommendations are for a TV stand/Rack

    Need to be able to hold a 40 LCD plus also take the weight/have the air clearance for the Onkyo TX SR608 amp (as well as various other bits and bobs, ie xbox/router/modem etc )

    want to get everything moved this weekend so any ideas would be great.
    what kind of availability would you have in the Philips shop in Dublin ??



    also, spotted this on another post, is this available in the Dublin shop ??

    "Philips SPN7820 8 way surge protector & Multiblock at £14.95 / Boardie deal £10.99."

    cheers

    MrT

    Mr Tre,

    have a look at the Icon Aero Plus - this is a really substantial Black glass unit with a built in bracket for a 40"+ unit http://www.amazon.co.uk/Icon-Aero-4250-Floating-Bracket/dp/B0015CBTWA (sorry about the Amazon link!) - we were clearing in in our recent sale at a M A D £79.95.

    We only have a few of these really tip-top quality racks remaining so don't delay!

    On the SPN7820's we do have these in The Philips Shop and they are great value!

    Keep me posted,

    ATVB,

    John Mc & Crew

    John McDonald / Managing Director / Richer Sounds Ireland / www.richersounds.ie / johnmc@richersounds.ie



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    MrTrebus
    Registered Users Posts: 948 ✭✭✭MrTrebus


    Richersounds.ie: John wrote: »
    Mr Tre,

    have a look at the Icon Aero Plus - this is a really substantial Black glass unit with a built in bracket for a 40"+ unit http://www.amazon.co.uk/Icon-Aero-4250-Floating-Bracket/dp/B0015CBTWA (sorry about the Amazon link!) - we were clearing in in our recent sale at a M A D £79.95.

    We only have a few of these really tip-top quality racks remaining so don't delay!

    On the SPN7820's we do have these in The Philips Shop and they are great value!

    Keep me posted,

    ATVB,

    John Mc & Crew

    Hi John,

    thanks for the rapid response..
    are those stands in the Dublin shop .

    I like the look of them but not sure if it they will take all the addiditonal crap I need to put on it (speakers/xbox etc) !!
    would like to have a look see at it first.

    cheers

    mrT


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    Richersounds.ie: Ashley
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    Hi MrT

    Thanks for the phone call re the stand - Just ran a tape measure over one of 'em and here are the measurements that we discussed -

    Between the wood base to lower glass shelf = 5.5cm
    Between lower and uper glass shelves = 20cm
    Max width of glass shelves = 102cm
    Max depth of glass shelves = 43cm (the glass sheves are curved as you can see in the image so this depth falls off towards the edges)
    Max width between the front metal supports = 94cm

    Happy to let you see one in the flesh so you can judge it if you call in

    atb
    Ash


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