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It’s surprising just how many people are unsure of what a floating TV unit is. People also often debate whether or not they should actually buy one and if they’re worth the investment. In this post I will talk about what a floating TV unit is, break down some pros and cons to owning one, provide recommendations for various brands that sell these products so you can make an informed decision on your purchase plan moving forward in regards to purchasing such items!

One of the most sought after gadgets in recent years is a floating TV unit. But what exactly are these contraptions and why so popular?

Do you watch TV in bed? Have your arm ever gone numb from the weight of a heavy, clunky set perched precariously on its stand and hanging over onto your side of the mattress? Do you constantly worry about knocking it off with an accidental elbow or toe gesture that will send it crashing to the ground as soon as someone walks into where-ever room this is placed in… let alone if say some small child comes along who isn't used to sitting at eye level when watching tv. Well don’t fret because there are new inventions aimed specifically for those people out there like me searching for a floating TV stand solution!

Floating TV units are popular for those who want a stand that is not touching the ground, but there are risks to consider. Learn about these pitfalls before you buy one!

Ultimately it's up to each person and their lifestyle as to whether or not they purchase this type of piece of furniture, so do your research first!

Is the TV stand to be placed in a free-standing location? A wall or floor mounted option will offer you more stability. Is there enough space around the required height of your current furniture for this extra piece? Do you have sufficient cable length from an outlet near by, and do not forget that some floating stands need lights as well! As with any purchase decision you make, it's vital to know what type of product meets all these requirements before buying one.

The pros are they can use less working room than traditional stands; The cons include instability if knocked over easily which could damage fragile items on top such as DVD players, sound systems etcetera; Not everyone has ample storage available at their convenience so having everything up off ground.

Yes, it might seem like this trend is reserved for the homes of your favourite celebrities. But in fact, more everyday people are installing these stand-alone TVs on their walls as an upgrade from traditional mounts that require electrical cords to be plugged into outlets near by. As long as you have enough space available above or below where you're planning to put the floating TV unit and can plug in some speakers (or don't mind using Bluetooth), there's nothing stopping anyone who has access to one from making room for this sleek addition!