Nordivale 70" TV Stand, Brown Review

We rate it 6.5/10 (good). The rating comes from its documented listing alone, as no customer-review record is captured yet.

Its listing states a 70-inch width, recessed (in-wall) installation and a console for TVs up to 80 in. Those are the maker's figures, so check in the installation drawing whether the width means the frame, the firebox or the opening. The listing we read gives no heater figure, so ask the seller before you count on it for warmth.

The listing we read does not state its supply voltage or heater wattage. Read the supply, plug and circuit conditions on the exact listing and in the manual before you order, and never run a heater on an extension cord or a shared power strip. Anything beyond an existing standard outlet, hardwiring or 240 V included, is a job for a licensed electrician.

Its listing states a top that takes TVs up to 80 in, a 70-inch console, a 36-inch firebox, 12 flame colors, a flame that runs without the heat and plenty of storage. Those are the seller's figures; for how real the flames look in a living room and how loud the fan runs at night, the buyer reviews are the better guide.

Your TV: weigh the TV, measure the distance between its feet, and check both against the console top. Our TV stand sizing guide lists what to write down. Your wall: the console is 70 in wide. Tape the outline on the floor, and leave room for the cables and the outlet behind it. The outlet: pick the outlet before you pick the finish: a free one close by, nothing heavy on the same circuit, and no extension cord. Our power requirements guide lists the questions to ask. Assembly day: plan an afternoon, a screwdriver and a second pair of hands, and fix the anti-tip strap the manual names before the TV goes on.

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