Best Audio-Video Shelving of 2024

Hide the Equipment

If you like your house to have a sleek and minimalist look – or you just don’t want to have electronics and speakers visible - then you will love what an audio-video distribution system does for your décor.

First, you can hide all your equipment in a cabinet or closet.

That includes electronics like cable boxes, Blu-ray players, Apple TVs, and music servers.

Their content is accessed and distributed throughout your home by an automation system like those from our partner Crestron.

Depending on your physical space and the setup, we custom rack-mount the equipment or neatly store it all with clearly labeled wiring in the cabinet or closet.

In rooms where you want to access your entertainment, all you need is a TV and speakers.

Any Content Anywhere

Another advantage of centralized and hidden equipment is sharing the feeds, especially for video.

If you want to watch a movie in the family room and finish it in bed, it’s easy with this system.

If the film is on a Blu-ray player, you can pause it and continue where you left off in your bedroom. The unified control system makes it easy to pick up any source and direct it to your bedroom TV. Better yet, with a Kaleidescape movie server, you can stop fiddling with discs, store all your movies in a digital library, and access them on any screen.

If you have cable or satellite TV, you can even save money on equipment fees by having fewer boxes, as you can distribute the video feed to multiple rooms. So if you have eight rooms with TVs – even in the screened pool patio outside – you don’t need eight boxes, you only need enough to for how many different channels or sources you can watch at the same time.

Simple Control

Even if you use multiple brands of TVs and other electronics, our Crestron control system makes it all easy to manage. Hide all those remotes and use your choice of control in each room.

If you like the feel of real buttons, use a button remote for the family room with the surround sound setup.

In the master bedroom, you could have a touchscreen by your bedside that controls your TV and music. When roaming the house, one app on your smartphone can be the remote.

And all of those controls can integrate other smart home technology with your entertainment, like smart thermostats, lighting, and motorized shades.

With smart assistants like Amazon’s Alexa, your system can even respond to your voice.

Lower Operational Cost

Audiovisual installation is a strategic method of saving operational costs and time. Visual aids are very important to a human resource manager, especially when presenting large content. Photographs, videos, diagrams, and graphs often communicate information quickly thereby allowing employees to handle other business needs.

Glass Door

Tempered glass door allows you to store the items you need while still being able to see inside for display. Any electronics inside the media center will still receive signals through the glass with ease.

Large Storage Space

The media stand has 5 tiers total for placing DVD player, receiver, gaming console, laptop, or books. This media center also comes with cable management holes to keep your cables organized. Explore our selection of audio video shelving with larger shelf space.

Sturdy Construction

The media center is made from high-quality particleboard and 4mm thick tempered glass. An anti-toppling device is included for increased stability. Explore our selection of audio video shelving with excellent quality and durable material.

Cooling Air Flow

Specifically designed with gaps for airflow. Unlike most AV cabinets, this minimalist design will ensure your devices receive a cooling circulation of air that will keep them from overheating.