How to Make a Television Cabinet that Holds Audio and Video Components
This Custom Made Cabinet Can Accommodate Many Different Sizes and Styles of Televisions as well as DVD and CD Players, Amplifiers and Cable Boxes
With plasma, LCD and LED televisions being so popular and thin, many folks prefer to simply hang them and conceal the wiring inside the wall. Still, the components associated with a TV do require a home, usually directly beneath the television. This cabinet will accomodate older style televisions as well as those additional electronic devices. The design could also be adapted for an aquarium, wine storage rack or art display cabinet. Unlike many cabinets, the finish on this one allows it to blend with the wall rather than stand out as a piece of furniture.
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