TV bench with Ikea's cover panel?

[Burthen]

Hello again
I looked at Ikea Nämmarö and it was the type of "legs" I was thinking of. But there were quite a few things to consider. Good luck.

Thank you so much! Many great tips here😊

 

[Burthen]

What kind of ceiling do you have?
A 2.2m tall board will be hard to stabilize with small feet.

The simplest solution would be to attach the board to the ceiling using some L-shaped metal piece.
Like an angle iron -
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Or a bracket - [link]

If there is a blackout curtain installed today, the screw holes for it should be reusable.

Yes, that was a good idea. Thank you 😄

 

[z_bumbi]

How should it be positioned in relation to the nearest wall?

 

[Burthen]

How should it be positioned in relation to the nearest wall?

As close as possible.

 

[z_bumbi]

Well, is it a 90-degree angle, aligned, or something else?

 

[Burthen]

Well, is it a 90-degree angle, in line with or something else?

No. Looks like this.

 

[BirgitS]

Is it possible to attach the screen wall to the adjacent wall with angle brackets, etc.? It really helps with stability.

 

[Burthen]

Yes, it seems like a good idea. I would like to have a thin wall since the only place for the TV is there.

 

[z_bumbi]

You can easily stabilize by attaching a board to the screen wall that follows the wall along the floor (in both directions). Think of it as a false skirting board. An angled bracket from the board up to the wall makes it even more sturdy. If you want the TV bench, you just need to put a support at the higher edge against the screen. Whether it is an angled bracket, an inverted steel bracket, or a wooden board doesn't matter much. I would use two bookshelves with a 60 width to make use of the space, but it works the same way.