TV Unites & Wood Work

A TV Wall Has More to Do Than Hold the Screen.

Screen size, equipment, storage, wiring, ventilation, and cladding are resolved before the wall is closed.

Screen and Storage

The screen size and seating position set the centre of the composition.

Storage is then placed where it remains useful without turning the wall into a heavy block.

Wiring and Access

Conceal the Cables, Keep the Access.

Power, data, receivers, routers, consoles and speakers may require ventilation and later maintenance. Cable routes and removable access points should be decided before the wood panels are installed.

Wall Cladding

You Define Where the Wood Begins and Ends.

The treatment is resolved at the ceiling, floor, side walls, doors, and adjoining cabinets.

Panel size and grain direction can make the wall appear wider, taller, or heavier, so both are set before installation.

The Screen Changes. The Wall Remains.

Screens, devices, and entertainment systems change more often than the wall around them.

Cabinex plans ventilation, cable routes, and access with enough flexibility for future changes, while the wood composition is developed for the wall itself.

Projects

See the Wood in the Finished Room.

Explore kitchens, closets, bedrooms, TV walls, cladding, and custom pieces shown in the spaces they were made for.