Media wall layout
The layout uses six 400 mm base bays across the central 2400 mm TV zone, with a 600 mm tower at each end. A 450 mm overall base height includes the plinth, cabinet body and finished top. Doors and drawer divisions can change within the central run, while the equipment bay keeps its own cable and ventilation route. The TV mounts to the structural wall or a purpose-designed bracket frame.
A 600 mm-wide tower frames each end of the central TV opening. Closed lower storage and open upper shelves provide different places for media accessories, books and display objects. The bridge band above the screen is 500 mm high and divided into two 1200 mm units. Those upper units require their own confirmed wall attachment; the layout does not treat the TV opening as an unsupported cabinet span.
The quotation is based on 18 mm plywood cabinet sides, bottoms and shelves, with supported 6 mm plywood backs where a closed back is needed. Wooden drawers use 12 mm sides and backs with supported 6 mm bottoms. Service openings, shelves and structural attachment zones are detailed on the drawings, and any change is made to the whole cabinet specification at once.
The two front combinations retain the same cabinet layout. Warm-white melamine fronts give a plain closed face against oak-veneer niches; the alternate puts oak veneer on the fronts and warm white inside the display zones. The order records the actual surface references, grain direction, sheen and edge treatment together.
Oak-veneer doors are scheduled by cabinet position so the grain runs deliberately across the wall. End panels, tower sides, open shelf edges and the underside of the bridge are all seen from the room, so they share the doors' panel schedule and finish.
The design uses slim pulls, with concealed soft-close hinges and full-extension drawer runners specified by reference for each cabinet. A push-to-open version changes the hardware and front clearances, so it is quoted as its own hardware package.
| Cabinet configuration | Custom fitted media wall with six central base bays, two full-height side towers and a two-unit bridge band; TV and electronic equipment separate. |
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| Front combination | Matte warm-white melamine fronts with oak-veneer open shelves and niche panels |
| Selected overall layout | 3600W×2400H mm cabinet run before site fillers; base450H×450D mm, upper towers/bridge350D mm. Selected order-planning dimensions, revised to room and equipment. |
| TV opening and unit divisions | Two600mm side towers; central niche2400W×1450H mm; bridge500H mm split into two1200mm units. Clear equipment envelopes by actual device documents. |
| Selected cabinet build | 18 mm plywood sides, bottoms and shelves; supported 6 mm backs; wooden drawers with 12 mm sides and backs and supported 6 mm bottoms. Open service zones and wall attachment detailed on the drawings. |
| Hardware and support | Selected slim pulls, soft-close concealed hinges and full-extension runners by accepted references. Floor-supported base; tower and bridge fixing designed for actual wall and loaded units. |
| Order contents | Cabinet modules, fronts, finished panels and scheduled fittings; trims, lighting, equipment, packing, freight and local installation as extra lines. |
| Minimum order | Made to your project quantities. Small item counts are accepted when they ship with the rest of your project list; the quotation confirms the quantity for each item. |
| Standards & certificates | Matched to the ordered model: tell us the standards or certificates your market or project requires, and we confirm in writing which documents are available for this configuration before you order. |
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The elevation leaves a 2400 mm-wide by 1450 mm-high opening between the base and bridge units. Screens of the same diagonal vary in size, so the final equipment list sets the TV body, bracket movement, soundbar location and each manufacturer's clearances before the opening is fixed.
Equipment compartments retain space for rear plugs, cable bends and removal from the front. The order drawing locates pass-throughs, removable panels and any specified ventilation grilles around the actual devices. Power outlets and fixed wiring are separate electrical work.
The base stands on the floor, while towers and upper units use attachments designed for the actual wall and loaded cabinetry. The site survey records wall construction, ceiling height, level changes, skirting, outlets and adjoining doors. Scribed fillers and ceiling trims are measured in addition to the 3600 mm cabinet run, so uneven walls never eat into the equipment opening.
Overall width and height, tower divisions, drawers and open shelves set the cabinet work. A taller bridge, deeper equipment bay or extra closed tower changes the cut list and hardware, so the quote is built from the approved elevation and cabinet schedule; TV size on its own does not set the price.
Melamine and oak veneer use different surface and edge schedules. Grain matching, finished bridge undersides, end panels and unusual returns add finishing work beyond the door fronts, and finish selection and sample approval come before the final cabinet price is fixed.
Cable access, removable back sections, ventilation grilles and a lighting package are extra lines. LED fixtures, drivers and controls come as a matched electrical package with service access. TV screens, speakers, brackets and other media equipment are priced only when the quotation names them.
The cabinet package lists each unit, front, panel and loose fitting by its position in the wall elevation. Packing and freight follow the final module sizes and destination. Site fixing, electrical work, wall preparation and installation are itemized as site work, so your receiving team knows exactly what is theirs. Tell us the rooms and quantities and we will put this on one quote with everything else you are ordering, and show you what fits in a container.
It is a fitted wall system with a floor-standing base, two side towers and closed bridge cabinets over the TV opening, and the elevation shows each unit and how it is fixed. A low console without towers or bridge would be a different cabinet design.
The selected order basis is 3600 mm wide and 2400 mm high before site fillers. The base is 450 mm high, the bridge band 500 mm high and the central opening 2400×1450 mm. These planning dimensions are revised to the measured room and actual equipment; they are not stock-unit dimensions.
No. The actual models determine fit. The screen body, bracket travel, connector projections and required clearances are checked against the cabinet opening. The soundbar also needs an unobstructed position, so screen diagonal alone is not enough to size the niche.
They use a fixing arrangement designed for the actual wall and loaded upper units. Thin cabinet backs and the TV bracket are not treated as upper-cabinet support.
Yes, where the selected compartment includes the actual device’s ventilation, cable and operating clearances. The cabinet schedule identifies grilles, removable access and any control-signal requirement.
The quotation lists the base units, towers, bridge cabinets, fronts, finished panels, shelves and selected cabinet fittings. TV equipment, brackets, lighting and electrical work are added only when named, and packing, freight, wall preparation and installation each have their own line.
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