Used & Refurbished TV Stands and Entertainment Centers
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Why a Secondhand TV Stand Is Often the Stronger Buy
There's a quiet advantage to buying a TV stand secondhand: many of these consoles were built when televisions weighed several times what a flat panel does. That means an affordable used entertainment center is usually carrying a fraction of the load it was designed for. It's solid where a new stand at the same price would be particleboard and plastic brackets.
Every piece is one-off, so what's listed changes often. Dimensions are shown on each product; the FAQ below explains how to match a stand to your TV.
FAQ
Go by width, not screen size. A 65-inch TV measures 65 inches diagonally but only about 57 across. Measure the set, then match it to the stand you're looking at.
Usually far stronger than they need to be. Many of these consoles were built for tube televisions that weighed several times what a flat panel does, so a refurbished one handles a modern set comfortably.
Well under new, a TV stand recently listed at $300. Prices move around because every piece is one-off, but affordable is the whole point of the category.