Modern TV Stand for 80-Inch TVs with Double Storage
A calm living room starts under the TV. This oak and charcoal stand gives an 80-inch screen a wide, steady base, routes cables through open cubbies and hides the rest in a soft-close cabinet and two drawers.
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A calm living room starts under the TV. This oak and charcoal stand gives an 80-inch screen a wide, steady base, routes cables through open cubbies and hides the rest in a soft-close cabinet and two drawers.
Spacious double-storage TV stand for up to 80-inch TVs with open shelves and drawers
- cluttered media devices and cables
- lack of storage in living room
- TV needing a wide, sturdy base
Clear the clutter. Give your 80-inch TV a base that holds.
Cables, remotes and game consoles spill across the floor under a wide screen. This stand gives the TV a sturdy, wide base and gives everything else a place to disappear.
Every cable has a route and every device has a home

Cables disappear into the cubbies
Two open cubbies with round wire-access holes route cords neatly behind the TV and your devices. Streaming box, console and soundbar stay reachable, and the wiring stays out of view.

Closed storage that keeps the rest out of sight
A soft-close cabinet with an interior shelf and two drawers hold remotes, games and extras. The cabinet interior is 35.3 in wide, so there is real room behind the door.

A finish that ties the room together
Matte oak laminate, a charcoal accent panel and black steel sled legs give a two-tone modern look. Adjustable feet let you level it on an uneven floor.
From box to finished room
- 1Open and sort
Lay out panels, legs and hardware on a soft surface.
- 2Attach the steel legs
Fix the sled legs to the base with the included hardware.
- 3Level the stand
Set it on the floor and adjust the feet until it sits steady.
- 4Place the TV and route cables
Center the TV, then feed cords through the cubby holes.
The room looks finished before anyone sits down
The wall of wires
Every new device adds another cord. The remotes pile up, the console sits on the floor, and the space under a big screen turns into the one corner you stop looking at.

A base that holds
At 70.9 inches wide, the stand gives an 80-inch TV a broad, steady footing. Two open cubbies take the devices and route the cords through round wire holes. The soft-close cabinet and two drawers take the rest.
A room that finally rests
Oak, charcoal and black steel sit quietly next to a cream rug and a wood coffee table. Nothing is left out that does not need to be. Evenings start calmer.
Easy care for the matte oak finish
- Wipe with a soft damp cloth
Dry it right after.
- Dust the steel legs
A dry cloth is enough.
- Keep heavy items low
Use the cabinet or floor, not the open cubbies.
- Re-level when you move it
Adjust the feet so it never rocks.
Measure once, fit right
- 70.9 inWidth
- 15 inDepth
- 19.7 inHeight
- 5.9 inLeg clearance
Wide enough to sit under an 80-inch TV with room to spare
Storage that hides the mess instead of showing it
| This stand | Plain console table | Open shelving unit | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wide base for 80-inch TV | Partial | Partial | |
| Cable routing holes | — | — | |
| Closed cabinet and drawers | — | — | |
| Adjustable feet | Partial | — | |
| Hides cords and clutter | — | — |
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Questions and answers
It is made for TVs up to 80 inches. The stand is 70.9 in wide, 15 in deep and 19.7 in tall. Check your TV's footprint and your wall space against those numbers first.
The stand ships with hardware for the panels and the steel legs. Sort the parts first and plan extra time if you build it alone.
Yes. Level the stand before the TV goes on, so it does not rock. Legs give 5.9 in of clearance underneath.
The cubbies keep devices within remote range and route cords through round holes. The cabinet and drawers hide everything you do not need to see.
The matte oak laminate and charcoal panel wipe clean, and the black steel legs carry the weight. It is a step up from basic bare particleboard looks, and the cost spreads thin over years of daily use.
Yes. Consoles and boxes go in the open shelves, the soundbar sits on top, and controllers go in a drawer. Thick connectors can be tight in the wire holes, so route thinner cables first.
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