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VEVOR KLTV-01 71-Inch Floating TV Stand: features, specs and who it suits

VEVOR's KLTV-01 is a 71-inch wall-mounted floating TV stand in white, with drawers, a cabinet, built-in outlets and USB ports, and LED lights.

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The VEVOR KLTV-01 is a wall-mounted TV stand, 71 inches wide, finished in white. Instead of standing on legs, it is fixed to the wall like a shelf, with drawers and a cabinet for media gear, built-in power outlets and a set of LED lights. It is for living rooms where you want a clean line under the TV and less on the floor.

What "floating" means

A floating unit hangs from the wall, leaving the floor clear underneath. VEVOR points out that this makes it easy for a robot vacuum to pass under, and it helps a small room feel more open. The trade-off is that the unit depends entirely on how it is attached. Wall type (solid masonry, wood studs or hollow plasterboard) affects the fixings needed, so follow the instructions and use hardware suited to your wall.

Size and capacity

The listed dimensions are 70.8 x 16.3 x 11.8 inches (about 180 x 41 x 30 cm), and it weighs 53.6 lb (about 24 kg). VEVOR says it can hold up to 110 lb (about 50 kg), which is the figure to compare with the weight of your TV and anything else on top. VEVOR says it fits various TV sizes, so check the width of your TV and its stand against the 71-inch length.

Storage and cable tidiness

There are two drawers and a storage cabinet, which VEVOR suggests for a DVD player, cable box or game console, as well as books. Hidden cable holes are included to keep wires out of sight. Open shelving gives airflow to devices that run warm, while closed drawers hide clutter. Quiet hinge doors are listed, so the cabinet shouldn't slam.

Outlets and USB ports

The unit has two standard outlets and two USB ports. VEVOR suggests powering a TV, DVD player or Wi-Fi router from them and charging devices. Treat built-in outlets like a power strip: they connect to a wall socket through a single cord, so check the manual for the maximum total load and don't plug in high-power appliances.

LED lighting

There are 29 LED light modes, controlled by an app or a remote. They're mostly about ambience, such as a gaming setup or a lit shelf in the evening. Check how the lighting is powered and controlled when you set it up.

Materials and assembly

The panels are P2-grade particleboard with a coating that VEVOR describes as water-resistant and scratch-proof, and easy to wipe clean. Particleboard is common in flat-pack furniture, and wiping up spills promptly is sensible with any such surface. All the hardware needed for assembly is included, along with instructions. A unit this long and heavy is usually easier to mount with two people.

Who it suits

It suits living rooms and bedrooms where a long, low, wall-hung unit works under the TV, and people who want built-in outlets and lighting in the furniture. It is less suitable for rental homes where drilling into walls isn't allowed, or for walls that can't carry the load.

What to check before you buy

  • Wall: confirm your wall can take the load and find the right fixings for it.
  • Position: measure the space, including the height from the floor and any clearance under the TV.
  • TV size: compare your TV's width and weight with the unit and its 110 lb load limit.
  • Outlet position: check the supply cord reaches a wall socket.
  • Assembly: allow time and a second person.
  • Colour and finish: check that white suits the room.

The short version

  • A 71-inch white wall-mounted TV stand, model KLTV-01.
  • Two drawers, a storage cabinet and hidden cable holes.
  • Two outlets and two USB ports, plus 29 LED modes with app or remote control.
  • Rated by VEVOR for up to 110 lb.
  • Needs a wall that can carry the weight and suitable fixings.

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