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TV Units in Ghaziabad & Noida

Designed TV storage and feature walls that balance wiring, viewing height, display and closed storage.

Indicative range

₹35K – ₹2L

total

Indicative market range — confirm on consultation

Choose the right media wall

Popular TV unit configurations

Room size, storage needs, viewing position and adjoining spaces determine the right TV-unit format. Compare these configurations before deciding the final panel, console and wiring plan.

Light wood floating TV unit mounted beneath a television

Floating wall-mounted TV unit

Best for: Compact living rooms and a clean, open floor

A wall-mounted console keeps the floor clear while providing drawers for remotes, devices and everyday media storage. Concealed wiring helps maintain the minimal appearance.

Custom floor-standing TV console and partition under construction

Floor-standing TV console

Best for: Flexible installations and homes needing a substantial base

A floor-supported console carries more storage and equipment weight without relying entirely on wall fixing. It can be built as a movable piece or a made-to-measure installation.

Full-width TV unit with drawers, cabinets and an illuminated display tower

TV unit with closed storage

Best for: Family living rooms that need clutter-free storage

Drawers and shuttered cabinets hide cables, devices, games and accessories. A balanced mix of closed storage and one display cabinet keeps the composition visually light.

TV unit framed by illuminated open display shelves and lower drawers

TV unit with open display shelves

Best for: Display-led living rooms with curated décor

Open shelves frame the television and create space for books, art and objects. Integrated lighting adds depth, while lower drawers handle practical media storage.

Floating TV unit with a curved illuminated panel and fluted wall backdrop

Fluted or slatted TV backdrop

Best for: Bedrooms and contemporary feature walls

Fluted or slatted panels introduce texture and visually define the TV wall. They can be combined with a floating console, mirror, shelves and warm indirect lighting.

Open timber partition TV unit separating living and dining areas

Partition TV unit

Best for: Open-plan homes that need light zoning

A double-purpose media unit divides living and dining spaces without building a solid wall. Open sections preserve light and views while providing storage and display space.

L-shaped illuminated corner TV unit with cabinets and display shelves

Corner TV unit

Best for: Rooms where the television must use two adjoining walls

An L-shaped configuration turns an awkward corner into continuous storage and display. Careful screen positioning and viewing angles are important for comfortable seating.

Minimal TV wall integrated with an illuminated pooja unit

TV unit with pooja or study integration

Best for: Apartments where one wall must serve multiple functions

The media wall can incorporate a compact pooja space or study desk while retaining a unified finish. Separate lighting and storage help each activity remain clearly organised.

The final size and configuration are confirmed after checking the television dimensions, viewing distance, electrical points, equipment ventilation and wall structure.

Material choices

Know what you are buying

BWP plywood

core

Why choose it: Moisture resistant · Strong screw holding

Trade-off: Costs more than MDF

Laminate

finish

Why choose it: Durable · Wide colour range

Trade-off: Visible edge banding

Soft-close hardware

hardware

Why choose it: Quieter use · Reduced impact

Trade-off: Brand affects price

From measure to installation

A clear three-step process

01

Measure

We record dimensions, services and constraints.

02

Design and quote

You review the layout, finish direction and itemised scope.

03

Produce and install

Approved work moves to production and coordinated installation.

Optional 3D design

See the layout before execution begins

3D drawings are an additional paid service and are not included in the interior execution price. They help you review the complete design before materials move into production.

Why choose 3D drawings?

  • Understand room layout, circulation and furniture scale before work starts.
  • Compare colours, finishes, lighting and material combinations visually.
  • Review storage planning and resolve practical changes earlier.
  • Reduce misunderstandings between the homeowner, designer and execution team.
  • Approve a clearer design direction before the final BOQ and production drawings.

Full-home 3D design fee

2 BHK₹40,000
3 BHK₹47,000
4 BHK₹56,000

These fees are charged separately from execution, materials and installation.

Individual modules also available

Commission only the drawings you need

Separate 3D drawings can be prepared for a modular kitchen, wardrobe, TV unit, false ceiling, foyer, study unit, pooja unit and other custom furniture. Module pricing is quoted separately according to size, complexity and the number of views required.

Frequently asked questions

What does tv units cost?

The current indicative range is ₹35K–₹2L. Site dimensions, material, hardware and complexity determine the final quotation.

Is site measurement included?

Yes. A site measurement is required before a final itemised quotation.

Are materials shown before approval?

Yes. Core, finish and hardware choices are identified before production.

What is excluded from the quoted range?

Civil changes, appliances, plumbing relocation and work outside the agreed itemised scope are excluded unless added separately.

Plan it as part of a full home

Clear scope. Clear price.

Plan your tv units with a clear scope

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