TV stands

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Free Revit TV Stand and Media Unit Families

Our Revit TV stand families collection covers media consoles, floating wall units, entertainment centres and TV screens themselves, in RFA and RVT format. The television wall is the piece that anchors a living room elevation, and it is one of the few interior elements where getting the height wrong is immediately obvious to a client.

What you get in this category

  • Media consoles (.rfa) — freestanding low units with drawers, open shelving and cable-managed backs.
  • Floating wall units (.rfa) — wall-hosted shelves and cabinets for a suspended composition.
  • Entertainment centres (.rfa / .rvt) — full compositions combining storage, shelving and screen.
  • TV screens (.rfa) — flat panel models in common sizes, wall-mounted and stand-mounted.
  • Free and Premium downloads — most files are free with a registered account; a subscription unlocks the full library.

Screen height and viewing distance

The usual rule is that the centre of the screen should sit near seated eye level, which puts it roughly 100 to 110 cm above finished floor for a standard sofa — noticeably lower than most people instinctively place it. Mounting a screen above a fireplace looks tidy in elevation and is uncomfortable to watch, which is worth raising with a client at design stage rather than after installation. Viewing distance is the other half: allow roughly 1.5 to 2.5 times the screen diagonal between sofa and panel, which often decides whether a room can take a 65-inch screen at all. Wall-hosted media units follow their wall through layout changes, while freestanding consoles do not, so pick the host type according to how settled the plan is.

Related furniture categories

Furnishing the whole room? Browse our sofa families, shelves and bookcases, cabinets and storage or the complete Revit furniture library.

Frequently asked questions

Are these Revit TV stand families free?
Yes. Most files are free to download with a registered account. A Premium subscription removes limits and unlocks the full library.

How high should a TV be mounted?
Aim for the screen centre near seated eye level, around 100–110 cm above floor level for a standard sofa. Higher positions look neat in elevation but are uncomfortable in use.

Do the units include a TV screen?
Some entertainment centres include a screen; others are the cabinetry only. Standalone screen families are also available in this category.

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