TV Beds

TV beds combine a bed and integrated entertainment system in one space-saving design. A built-in lifting mechanism allows a compatible television to rise from the foot of the bed when you want to watch it and lower away when it is not in use. TV beds can be particularly useful for creating a dedicated viewing setup without requiring a separate TV stand. Before choosing a model, check the bed dimensions, compatible TV size and weight, mattress requirements, mechanism specifications and the available space around the bed.

TV Beds FAQs

  • Check the bed size, external dimensions, compatible TV dimensions, maximum TV weight, mattress requirements, storage features, mechanism, assembly requirements and delivery information. You should also review the product's guarantee, returns policy and care instructions. Most importantly, measure both your room and your television before placing an order.
  • Before ordering, measure your doorways, hallways, stairways, landings and other access points, and compare them with the packaged and assembled dimensions provided for the product. TV beds can be substantial pieces of furniture, so checking access in advance can help prevent delivery problems. Also consider tight corners, ceiling height and available turning space.
  • Follow the assembly instructions supplied with the TV bed and avoid operating the lifting mechanism until the bed has been assembled correctly. For maintenance, keep the mechanism and surrounding area free from objects that could obstruct its movement and follow the manufacturer's care instructions. If the product develops a mechanical or electrical fault, contact the appropriate support team rather than attempting repairs yourself.
  • The required mattress size depends on the TV bed you choose. A TV bed may be available in standard UK sizes such as Double or King Size, but you should always check the specific product dimensions before ordering. The mattress should match the bed's required size and specifications rather than simply relying on the external dimensions of the frame.
  • Some TV beds include additional storage, while others are designed primarily around the integrated TV compartment. Storage can vary considerably between models, so check the individual product description for features such as ottoman storage, drawers or other compartments before choosing your TV bed.
  • TV beds should be used according to the manufacturer's instructions and within the specified TV size, weight and dimensional limits. Keep cables positioned correctly and make sure they cannot interfere with the lifting mechanism. Never exceed the manufacturer's stated limits, and disconnect power before carrying out any installation or maintenance involving electrical components.
  • Yes, TV beds are designed with an integrated mechanism that raises and lowers a compatible television. The exact mechanism, controls and installation requirements vary between models. Always read the product description and assembly instructions for the specific TV bed to understand how its lifting system operates.
  • In many cases, a compatible existing television can be used, provided it meets the TV bed's specified size, dimensions and weight requirements. Check your television's measurements against the product specifications before ordering. You should also consider how the TV's connections and power cable will be positioned within the bed's mechanism.
  • Measure your television before ordering, including its overall width, height and depth. Compare these measurements with the TV compartment dimensions and any maximum TV size or weight specified for the TV bed. Remember that the screen size in inches does not tell you the complete physical dimensions of the television.
  • The compatible TV size varies between TV bed designs. Do not choose a television based on screen size alone; check the TV compartment's maximum dimensions, including the television's width, height and depth, as well as any stated weight restrictions. The product specifications for each Novera TV bed should be checked before purchasing.
  • Consider the available bedroom space, bed size, TV compatibility, design, storage requirements and the position of your existing viewing setup. Measure the room carefully and check the TV bed's external dimensions, as well as the space required around the bed for access. You should also check the compatible TV dimensions and maximum specifications for the particular model.
  • A TV bed is a bed with a built-in compartment and lifting mechanism designed to raise and lower a compatible television, usually from the footboard. When the TV is not being used, it can be lowered into the bed, helping keep the screen neatly stored away. The exact mechanism and controls vary by TV bed, so check the individual product specifications before buying.