Downsizing to a small apartment, I'm trying to accommodate my largeTV.I'd like to leave it standing on top of a low wide sideboard, but forviewing purposes the sideboard will need to be pulled out at an angle,then pushed back in place after use.The sideboard is quite lightweight but the TV increases this quite abit. I've seen mixed reviews about the quality and prices of furnitureglides that are suitable for use on short pile carpet and hope someonewith experience can recommend suitable ones.My experience with castors for this kind of job has shown them to be abit juddery at times.

TV too large for placing on a Lazy Susan?

Any recommendations for good quality furniture glides?

Jul 03, 2019 Last reply: 7 years ago 25 Replies

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Andrew 7 years ago

It's some time since Hinge and Bracket were on tv though ..

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Andrew 7 years ago

Why can't it go on the wall opposite your settee ?. Or is your settee in the best place ?.

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Andrew 7 years ago

well at least you won't be complaining about TV reception then :-) (apart from irritating frogs from afar).

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Mike Halmarack 7 years ago

I've ordered some screw on pads now. they're not particularly expensive, so if they don't do the job well enough, no great loss.

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Mike Halmarack 7 years ago

There's only one thing bigger than the TV and that's the settee, so the positioning possibilities are limited there too. The settee is great for sleeping on and the TV programmes are mostly suitable for sleeping through. The TV makes for the best computer monitor I ever had though.

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Andrew 7 years ago

While my HAzro 24 inch IPS computer monitor is my main TV (connected to a Humax HD FOX stb with hdmi) !. Nice sharp picture and lots of adjustments to get the colours 'right'.

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