Dimensions / Furniture / TV stands / Corner TV stand
A corner TV stand fits into the corner of a room with its long front facing out diagonally. Real ones are 122–155 cm (48–61 1/8 in) across the front and 39–51 cm (15.5–20 in) deep, and are rated for TVs up to 55–60 in: Sauder’s Palladia, 155 cm wide, takes a 60 in TV of up to 43 kg (95 lb).
| Front width | Depth | Height |
|---|---|---|
| 122–155cm48–61 1/8 in | 39–51cm15.5–20 in | 70–81cm27 3/8–32 in |
Sources: Sauder (Palladia), Walker Edison (48 in), Walker Edison (52 in). Checked October 2026.
Enter the stand, your TV and where you sit. Each check uses the numbers in the tables on this page.
Lengths in centimetres; TV size in inches, as sold; weights in kilograms. 1 in = 2.54 cm.
Square to the corner, your 123 cm TV clears both walls once its screen is 61.5 cm out, and its 23 cm stand takes it to 73 cm; this stand gives 100 cm.
Measure along the middle of the top, from the front edge back to the corner of the walls.
Your 20 kg is within its 43 kg load.
Makers rate corner stands by TV weight or total load; use the one given.
For a 55 in TV, sit 168–224 cm away; you are at 220 cm.
Measure from the front of your seat to the screen.
Using a corner for the TV? Photograph the corner, mark both walls and the seating in SizeMarker and check the stand before you order.
Mark a photoFront width × depth × height.
| Stand | Size | TV up to | Load |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sauder Palladia | 155 × 47 × 70 cm61 1/8 × 18 1/2 × 27 3/8 in | 60 in | TV up to 43 kg95 lb |
| Walker Edison 48 inWith an electric fireplace | 122 × 51 × 81 cm48 × 20 × 32 in | 55 in | 113 kg250 lb |
| Walker Edison 52 inSliding barn doors | 132 × 39 × 71 cm52 × 15.5 × 28 in | 60 in | — |
Sources: Sauder (Palladia) · Walker Edison (48 in) · Walker Edison (52 in)
The width of the screen, bezel included, by size.
| TV size | Width | Height |
|---|---|---|
| 43 in | 97 cm | 56 cm |
| 48 in | 108 cm | 63 cm |
| 55 in | 123 cm | 71 cm |
| 60 in | 134 cm | 77 cm |
| 65 in | 145 cm | 83 cm |
Sources: LG UK
Check the maker’s rating: Sauder’s Palladia takes up to a 60 in TV of 43 kg (95 lb), and Walker Edison rates its 122 cm (48 in) stand for 55 in TVs and its 132 cm (52 in) stand for 60 in.
Yes. Walker Edison rates its 132 cm (52 in) corner stand for 60 in TVs, which LG measures at 134 cm wide: in a corner the TV stands back from the front edge, toward the corner. The check above works out how far.
Where floor is short. Sauder sells corner stands as a space-saving way to keep a TV out of the way in a bedroom, guest room, playroom, home office or basement.
It can be. SANUS points out that there are far fewer corner cabinets to choose from than rectangular ones, and that a corner-mounted TV actually hangs on the wall next to the corner, from the stud nearest to it.
As for any TV: about 1.2 × the diagonal, so Samsung gives 1.7 m (5.5 ft) for a 55 in TV and 2.0 m (6.5 ft) for 65 in. Aim for the screen to fill 30–40° of your view.
Corner stands are bought by the TV they take, so buyers ask for the front width, the depth back to the corner, the largest and heaviest TV it is rated for, and whether it anchors to the wall. Mark the real sizes on your own product photo in SizeMarker, as in the picture at the top, and send one product card for WhatsApp or WeChat.
