Short TV Stand: Riser, Open Shelf and Console

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Quick answer

Three short tv stand options are compared here by their listed size, and the sections below use each product’s own listing data. YAOHUOO 45″ Large TV Riser lists 11.8″ D × 45″ W × 7.1″ H; Furologee TV Stand lists 11.8″ D × 55″ W × 21.8″ H; WLIVE 58″ TV Stand for 65 lists 57.87″ L × 14.57″ W × 17.71″ H. By listed floor footprint, YAOHUOO 45″ Large TV Riser is the smallest (3.69 sq ft) and WLIVE 58″ TV Stand for 65 the largest (5.86 sq ft). Specifications come from Amazon listing data checked October 4, 2026; we have not tested these products. Recheck the selected variant and the current price on Amazon before ordering, because titles and specification fields can change.

Three options at a glance

Pick	Listed dimensions	Floor footprint	Footprint rank
YAOHUOO 45″ Large TV Riser	11.8″ D × 45″ W × 7.1″ H	531 sq in (3.69 sq ft)	Smallest
Furologee TV Stand	11.8″ D × 55″ W × 21.8″ H	649 sq in (4.51 sq ft)	Middle
WLIVE 58″ TV Stand for 65	57.87″ L × 14.57″ W × 17.71″ H	843.17 sq in (5.86 sq ft)	Largest

1. YAOHUOO 45″ Large TV Riser for 32-60 inch TV, TV Riser Stand Shelf,Black — Smallest listed footprint

Listed details: dimensions 11.8″ D × 45″ W × 7.1″ H; material Engineered Wood, Steel; color Black.

The YAOHUOO is a TV riser, not a stand with storage. It is a raised shelf with a steel frame and an engineered wood top, in Black, listed at 11.8″ D × 45″ W × 7.1″ H, about 3.69 sq ft (11.8 × 45 ÷ 144). At 7.1 inches tall it is by far the shortest of the three. The listing says it fits TVs up to 60 inches, or two monitors up to 32 inches, and has a weight capacity of up to 120 lbs. Each leg has a non-slip mat. The open space underneath is meant for a soundbar, console or cable box.

Pros

• Lowest profile of the three at 7.1 inches tall, and the smallest footprint, about 3.69 sq ft
• Weight capacity of up to 120 lbs is listed, with non-slip mats on each leg
• Listing also says it works as a monitor stand for two monitors up to 32 inches

Cons

• It is a riser that sits on another surface, so it holds no media gear in drawers or on shelves of its own
• Open space under it is only 7.1 inches tall at most, so taller devices do not fit
• Does not replace a TV stand if the TV currently sits on the floor

Who it is for / who should skip it: Pick it if you already have a low table or dresser and want to raise the TV and tuck a soundbar under it. Skip it if you need a standalone stand or storage.

2. Furologee TV Stand, Entertainment Center with Open Shelves, Rustic Brown — Middle listed footprint

Listed details: dimensions 11.8″ D × 55″ W × 21.8″ H; item weight 8.53 kg; listed maximum weight 160 pounds; material Engineered Wood, Metal; frame Metal; color Rustic Brown.

The Furologee is an open-shelf TV stand in Rustic Brown, listed at 11.8″ D × 55″ W × 21.8″ H, about 4.51 sq ft of floor (11.8 × 55 ÷ 144). It has a metal frame, an engineered wood top, 2 tiers of open mesh shelves and 4 hooks. The spec table gives a maximum weight recommendation of 160 pounds and an item weight of 8.53 kg. A bullet says the 55 inch length is for TVs up to 55 inches. Another bullet calls it a three-tier open design, which differs from the 2 tiers of shelves in the first bullet.

Pros

• States a maximum weight recommendation of 160 pounds
• Open mesh shelves with 4 hooks give airflow and cable access, per the listing
• At 21.8 inches tall it is a shorter piece than the WLIVE’s roughly 18 inch table, though not the lowest of the three

Cons

• Listing says it is for TVs up to 55 inches, so it is not suited to larger sets
• Shelf count is described as 2 tiers in one bullet and three-tier in another
• Open mesh shelves leave everything visible, with no doors or drawers

Who it is for / who should skip it: Pick it if you have a TV of 55 inches or less and want ventilated open storage. Skip it if you want doors or drawers, or a lower profile.

3. WLIVE 58″ TV Stand for 65 Inch TVs, Black Media Console with Metal Legs — Largest listed footprint

Listed details: dimensions 57.87″ L × 14.57″ W × 17.71″ H; item weight 39 pounds; material Engineered Wood; color Black.

The WLIVE is a mid-century style TV stand in Black, titled 58″ for 65 inch TVs. The listing gives 57.87″ L × 14.57″ W × 17.71″ H, about 5.86 sq ft (14.57 × 57.87 ÷ 144), the largest footprint of the three. It weighs 39 pounds and has metal legs with a center support leg. Per the bullets the top supports 110 lb and the lower shelf 22 lb. Storage is listed as 2 closed cabinets and 1 open shelf, with magnetic buckle doors, cable management, and 4-inch clearance under the unit. The spec table lists 3 drawers, which does not match the cabinet description.

Pros

• Lists 110 lb on top and 22 lb on the lower shelf, plus a center support leg
• Closed cabinets with magnetic buckle doors and cable management are listed
• Lists 4-inch clearance under the unit and adjustable legs for uneven floors

Cons

• Biggest footprint, about 5.86 sq ft, and a 57.87″ length is not a small piece
• Spec table says 3 drawers while the bullets say 2 closed cabinets and 1 open shelf
• At 17.71 inches tall it is only slightly lower than the Furologee, and the top is for a 55 to 65 inch TV

Who it is for / who should skip it: Pick it if you want a low console with closed storage for a larger TV, up to 65 inches. Skip it if the room is tight or you want one clear storage layout.

What to check before buying short tv stand

Start with what ‘short’ means to you: a low height, a short length, or both. These three show the range. The YAOHUOO riser is 7.1″ tall, the WLIVE is 17.71″ tall and the Furologee is 21.8″ tall. In length they are 45″, 55″ and 57.87″.

Second, check what the product is. The YAOHUOO is a riser that sits on a surface and holds a TV up to 60 inches or two monitors. It has no storage of its own. The Furologee and WLIVE are full stands that stand on the floor.

Third, TV size. The Furologee listing says it is for TVs up to 55 inches. The WLIVE is listed for 55 to 65 inch TVs, and the YAOHUOO for 32 to 60 inch TVs. A TV stand should be about as wide as the TV, so check your TV’s width, not only its diagonal.

Fourth, load. The YAOHUOO lists up to 120 lbs, the Furologee lists a maximum recommendation of 160 pounds, and the WLIVE lists 110 lb for the top and 22 lb for the lower shelf. Add up your TV and the gear.

Fifth, storage style. The Furologee is open mesh shelves with hooks, the WLIVE has closed cabinets and one open shelf, and the YAOHUOO has only open space underneath. Open space helps with heat, per the Furologee listing, while closed doors hide clutter.

Finally, floor space. By the listed sizes, the YAOHUOO is about 3.69 sq ft (11.8 × 45 ÷ 144), the Furologee is about 4.51 sq ft and the WLIVE is about 5.86 sq ft.

A simple rule: for the lowest height on an existing surface choose the YAOHUOO, for open airflow with a TV up to 55 inches choose the Furologee, and for closed storage with a bigger TV choose the WLIVE after you confirm its drawer and cabinet layout.

Worked example: fit math for these three options

This worked example is our own planning arithmetic from the listed dimensions, not test results. The wall length and walkway width are assumed example values; replace them with your measurements.

Wall example. Assume 72 inches of clear wall.

• YAOHUOO 45″ Large TV Riser: 72 − 45 = 27 inches spare; centred, 13.5 inches on each side before trim, plugs or curtains.
• Furologee TV Stand: 72 − 55 = 17 inches spare; centred, 8.5 inches on each side before trim, plugs or curtains.
• WLIVE 58″ TV Stand for 65: 72 − 14.57 = 57.43 inches spare; centred, 28.71 inches on each side before trim, plugs or curtains.

Walkway example. The US Access Board gives 36 inches as the minimum clear width for an accessible route. That figure is a yardstick, not a rule for private homes. To keep 36 inches clear beside each product, the walkway between it and the opposite obstacle must be at least 36 inches plus its depth:

• YAOHUOO 45″ Large TV Riser: 36 + 11.8 = 47.8 inches of total path width.
• Furologee TV Stand: 36 + 11.8 = 47.8 inches of total path width.
• WLIVE 58″ TV Stand for 65: 36 + 57.87 = 93.87 inches of total path width.

Footprint. Depth × width, converted at 144 square inches per square foot:

• YAOHUOO 45″ Large TV Riser: 11.8 × 45 = 531 sq in, or 3.69 sq ft.
• Furologee TV Stand: 11.8 × 55 = 649 sq in, or 4.51 sq ft.
• WLIVE 58″ TV Stand for 65: 57.87 × 14.57 = 843.17 sq in, or 5.86 sq ft.

Mistakes to avoid

• Buying a riser when you need a stand. The YAOHUOO sits on another surface and has no cabinets or drawers. If the TV is now on the floor, it will not help.
• Matching the stand to the TV diagonal. The Furologee is for TVs up to 55 inches, and the WLIVE is for 55 to 65 inches. Check the TV’s actual width too.
• Taking a single storage description at face value. The WLIVE lists 3 drawers in specs but 2 closed cabinets and 1 open shelf in the bullets. Check photos before you buy.
• Ignoring the load. The WLIVE top is listed at 110 lb and its lower shelf at 22 lb. Do not move heavy gear to the lower shelf.

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Frequently asked questions

How tall is a short TV stand?

It varies. The YAOHUOO riser is 7.1 inches tall, the WLIVE is 17.71 inches and the Furologee is 21.8 inches. A lower stand puts the screen closer to eye level when you sit on a couch or bed.

Is a TV riser the same as a short TV stand?

No. A riser like the YAOHUOO sits on a table or dresser and raises the TV, with open space beneath. A stand like the Furologee or WLIVE stands on the floor and has its own shelves or cabinets.

What size TV fits a short TV stand?

It depends on the listing. The Furologee is for TVs up to 55 inches, the WLIVE for 55 to 65 inch TVs, and the YAOHUOO for 32 to 60 inch TVs. Match the stand width to the TV width as well.

How much weight can a short TV stand hold?

The listings give different numbers. The YAOHUOO lists up to 120 lbs, the Furologee lists a 160 pound maximum recommendation, and the WLIVE lists 110 lb on the top and 22 lb on the lower shelf.

Products worth checking

We have not tested these products. Sizes and features come from the Amazon listings as we read them; where a listing does not say, we say so.

Sources checked

• US Access Board guide to clear width
• Amazon listing for YAOHUOO 45″ Large TV Riser for 32-60 inch TV, TV Riser Stand Shelf,Black
• Amazon listing for Furologee TV Stand, Entertainment Center with Open Shelves, Rustic Brown
• Amazon listing for WLIVE 58″ TV Stand for 65 Inch TVs, Black Media Console with Metal Legs

Specifications come from the Amazon listings as we read them for this guide. Product details and availability can change, so confirm on the product page before you buy.

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