DIY: robust TV cabinet made of OSB, by Jeroen

I made a TV cabinet from OSB wood. With felt doors, so that sound and infrared can pass through. It is custom made so that my subwoofer and center speaker fit exactly in it. There is also a light strip (Phillips Hue) underneath and ventilation grilles.

Started from top to bottom. First the sides, center boards and back attached to the top with dowels and glue. Cutouts in the back made for the cabinet hanging system. Extension cords pre-assembled. And finally the bottom screwed on. In the bottom I made cutouts for ventilation grilles and the inlet for the subwoofer. Cable ducts (200x15x15) for the light strip mounted on it. And drawer guides with shelf for the receiver (so you can easily reach the cables) and finally the felt doors. I used the felt doors in two sizes, 51.7 x 32.2 and 68.8 x 32.2. Because I found out that the wall I wanted to hang the cabinet on was not straight, I chose to mount two legs under the cabinet. This for extra strength and safety.

241.0 cm wide 50.0 cm deep 63.8 cm high (with leg) 35.8 cm high without leg