A tv unit travertine design is structurally suitable when the cabinet or stone base is engineered for the load. For a 65-inch television, the travertine tv console normally looks more balanced when wider than the screen, with storage, drawers or cable management added as required. Wall mounting is possible only with suitable structural fixing because stone is heavy. Clean the surface with a soft damp cloth and neutral stone cleaner, avoiding vinegar or acidic sprays.
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TV Width, Storage & Mounting
Built Around Modern Media Requirements
TV-unit width should exceed the television footprint while leaving enough room for equipment and visual balance. Comparable travertine media units range roughly from 180 to 280 cm wide, with one 180 cm design supporting up to a 65-inch television and larger 280 cm formats offered as floating units. This 140 cm piece is more compact, so screen size, wall mounting, cable paths and internal storage should be planned together before installation.
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Champagne Travertine Media Console
The Champagne Travertine Media Console is a low 140 × 40 × 45 cm TV unit designed to create a broad visual base beneath contemporary televisions. Its honed pale travertine surface has a champagne-beige tone that brings natural-stone texture into the media area without the stronger contrast of darker stone. At 85.5 kg, it functions as a substantial permanent cabinet rather than lightweight media furniture, making it particularly suitable for contemporary living rooms where the TV wall is treated as part of the overall architectural composition.
Screen & Storage Planning
How to Size a Travertine Television Cabinet
The 140 cm-wide travertine television cabinet should be selected in relation to the actual TV footprint so the screen sits visually contained rather than appearing wider than its support. With a 40 cm depth and 45 cm height, the unit can provide a low media base while leaving room for equipment and cables; larger screens generally benefit from extra console width on both sides to maintain balanced proportions.
Add Doors and Shelves to a Stone Media Unit
Internal drawers or shelves can separate game consoles, remotes, routers and small accessories while keeping cable routes accessible behind the 140 cm unit.
Hide Wiring in a Travertine TV Console
Rear cable openings should align with power points while leaving ventilation around routers and consoles instead of trapping heat inside closed stone storage.
Engineer a Floating Natural Stone TV Cabinet
A wall-mounted 85.5 kg travertine unit needs engineered brackets or anchors fixed into structural backing rather than decorative wall finishes alone.
Product Data
Travertine Media Console Product Details
This small media console uses honed Pale Beige Travertine in a champagne-beige tone. At 140 × 40 × 45 cm and 85.5 kg, it provides a wide, low TV-unit format; storage may include drawers or internal compartments, but the exact storage configuration is not specified in the supplied data.
| Drawer Runner Type | Concealed full-extension soft-close drawer runners |
|---|---|
| Door Hinge Type | 110° concealed soft-close cabinet hinge |
| Equipment Bay Vent Area | Minimum 20,000 mm² free ventilation area per enclosed equipment bay, divided between low-level intake and high-level exhaust slots |
| Cable Grommet Diameter | Ø60 mm cable grommet with a removable black or colour-matched cover |
| Router Compartment Height | Minimum 150 mm clear internal router-compartment height with rear cable access and ventilation |
| Gaming Console Bay Width | Minimum 500 mm clear internal bay width for a horizontal gaming console with side ventilation |
| Adjustable Foot Range | Concealed adjustable feet providing approximately 15 mm vertical levelling range |
| Rear Access Panel | Removable ventilated rear access panel with tool-free magnetic retention and minimum 300 × 200 mm service opening |
| Anti-Tip Strap Point | Concealed M6 threaded anti-tip restraint point positioned at the upper rear of the unit |
| Shelf Load Rating | Minimum 25 kg evenly distributed load rating for each reinforced equipment shelf |
Bespoke Media Furniture
Custom Travertine TV Stand Options
Custom TV stands can be widened to suit larger screens and configured with hinged doors, soft-close drawers, open equipment bays and concealed cable management. Travertine may be combined with oak, walnut, brass or powder-coated metal, while floating versions require engineered wall support and stone selection can be approved from actual slabs before fabrication.
Living Room Function
Why Choose a Travertine Entertainment Unit
A travertine entertainment unit combines media storage, cable organization and television support within one substantial piece of furniture. Its width can be matched to the screen, while drawers, open shelves and concealed cable routes can be built into the design so the unit manages equipment and accessories without sacrificing the clean architectural appearance of natural stone.
- Integrated Media Storage
Integrated drawers, shelving and cable routes keep media equipment and accessories organized within the TV console.
- Hidden Cable Routing
Concealed cable channels can route power and media leads through the unit instead of leaving wires exposed around the television.
- Heavy Stone Stability
The 85.5 kg travertine construction gives the TV unit substantial stability beneath large screens and media equipment.
- Custom Console Widths
Console width can be fabricated around the television size, wall span and required storage or cable-management layout.
Installation & Care
Maintaining a Champagne Stone TV Cabinet
Confirm doors, lifts, stairs and turning clearances before delivering the 85.5 kg travertine TV unit, and use properly engineered structural fixing if any stone or television component is wall mounted. Clean the honed surface with a soft cloth and pH-neutral product rather than vinegar or acidic sprays; the same distinction between installation method and material care applies when working with a corian supplier.

Technical Specification
Travertine Media Unit Specifications
Review the media-unit specifications for TV compatibility, storage layout and mounting requirements before planning your screen and equipment arrangement. The customization fields also help you determine whether drawers, cable management or other features should be adjusted around your specific entertainment setup.
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Specifications, care, delivery and FAQ
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Cleaning: Switch off and remove electronics before cleaning, dust honed travertine with microfiber, wipe using a barely damp pH-neutral stone-cleaner cloth, clean cable openings with a soft brush, dry before reconnecting equipment, avoid acidic sprays abrasives and liquid near sockets
Daily Care: Dust the honed stone and ventilation areas regularly, use padded feet beneath electronics, wipe fingerprints with a barely damp pH-neutral cleaner cloth, keep liquids away from cables and sockets, distribute equipment weight evenly, avoid acids and dragging devices
- Avoid opening loaded drawers without anti-tip anchoring
- avoid placing a television wider than the support layout permits
- avoid blocking media ventilation
- avoid acidic cleaners
- avoid moving the 85.5 kg unit while loaded
Maintenance: Remove dust from the stone electronics and ventilation zones, use padded equipment feet, wipe honed travertine with pH-neutral stone cleaner, inspect cable openings and anti-tip anchors, tighten drawer hardware, keep loads evenly distributed
Handling: Remove television electronics drawers and shelves, disconnect anti-tip hardware correctly, use professional movers for the 85.5 kg unit, lift from the structural base, pad edges, re-level and re-anchor before reloading
How much wider than a 65-inch television should this travertine TV console be so the screen looks properly proportioned and there is still useful space at both sides?
A 65-inch 16:9 television is approximately 145 cm wide, so a balanced console should usually measure about 180–210 cm, leaving roughly 18–32 cm at each side. The 140 cm Light Travertine unit is actually narrower than most 65-inch screens and will appear undersized even if the television is wall-mounted. For useful speaker, décor or equipment space, order a wider custom console and confirm internal ventilation and cable depth. Aim for the unit to be at least 30–60 cm wider than the screen overall.
How can power and HDMI cables be routed inside this stone TV unit while preserving ventilation, connector access and the ability to replace cables later?
Use an accessible internal cable chase with smooth sleeved openings between equipment compartments and a removable rear service panel. Separate power from signal cables where practical, maintain bend radius and ventilation and size openings for connector heads, not just wires; avoid permanently trapping HDMI cables behind fixed stone panels.
How much open ventilation area is required around gaming consoles, routers and receivers stored inside the closed compartments of this travertine TV unit?
Follow each device manufacturer’s clearance requirement and provide both low-level cool-air intake and high-level warm-air exhaust. Closed compartments often need ventilation equal to several percent of their panel area or active temperature-controlled fans; open slots must remain unobstructed by equipment, cables and stored items.
Does the 85.5 kg Travertine TV Unit need to be mechanically anchored to the wall to prevent tipping when drawers are opened or a television and media equipment are added?
Yes, mechanical anti-tip anchoring is strongly advisable because opening drawers and adding equipment can shift the centre of gravity forward despite the unit’s 85.5 kg weight. Fix concealed brackets or straps through engineered cabinet points into structural wall material, keep heavy equipment low and rearward and verify that the floor supports the complete unit, television and stored load.
Would concealed warm-white LED backlighting behind this travertine TV unit improve evening viewing comfort, and how should it be positioned to avoid glare and visible hotspots?
Warm-white bias lighting can reduce perceived contrast between the bright screen and dark room, improving evening comfort when correctly designed. Use dimmable, high-CRI LEDs around 3000–4000 K behind the television or unit, concealed from direct view and reflected evenly from a neutral wall; avoid visible points, coloured lighting and brightness that competes with the screen.
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