Lowboard in light grey with 2 doors

Yes, with Flexcube you can plan lowboards modularly and therefore in a highly individual way: You combine frames, colors and functions so that the width, look and storage space match your wall and your setup. This creates a lowboard or TV unit that doesn't look standard and still offers enough space for devices, accessories and everyday essentials.

Yes, that's a very popular solution. It provides ample space for the console, receiver, or accessories without everything being openly visible. We can incorporate a cutout in the back panel for cable management – or simply omit the back panel altogether.

Yes, absolutely. Drawers are ideal for storing documents, accessories, and other items. With Flexcube, you can plan the number and combination of drawers, open compartments, doors, or flaps to create ample storage space while maintaining a clean, modern look for your lowboard.

Cable management is indeed one of the most common issues with TV lowboards.
Ideally, plan for sufficient space for plugs/power supplies and bundle cables to the back (e.g., with cable ties or a cable channel along the wall). This keeps the front uncluttered, and the entire setup looks much tidier. (When planning, you can also consider the location of power outlets/routers to prevent any strain later on.) You can specify the necessary cable entry points in the "Remarks" field.

Flexcube is very solidly built for everyday use: panels and fronts are made of durable, powder-coated steel, and rods, feet, and handles are made of rustproof, chrome-plated stainless steel. This makes it easy to clean and is ideal if you want your TV unit to remain stable and look good in the long term.

Large panel 20 kg, small panel 40 kg, and each caster 25 kg. For your specific TV stand, the crucial factor is its configuration – the number of units, casters, and weight distribution. This way, you can plan a solution that not only looks good but also reliably supports the load.