DREIECK DESIGN · Made in Germany · Since 1984
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CD & TV Shelves

DREIECK DESIGN · MADE IN GERMANY SINCE 1984

Glass media furniture for music, movies and everyday living

A television, a record player and a collection of albums ask different things of the furniture around them. Some equipment needs a broad, open surface. Some needs several usable shelves, access from the back or a drawer for the things you do not want on display.

Explore TV stands, audio furniture and designer CD storage made in Germany by DREIECK DESIGN. QEOS glass speakers add another part of the listening system. Start with what you use, then compare how each piece fits the room and works with the rest of your equipment.

THE COLLECTION · CHOOSING BY FUNCTION

Choose the part of your media setup you want to plan

Use these collections to compare the individual models. Each has its own guide to dimensions, functions, storage and the details to check before ordering.

TV stands
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TV STANDS & AUDIO FURNITURE

TV stands

Explore open glass TV stands, designs with drawers, rolling audio furniture and selected rotating or motorized configurations. Match the furniture to the actual footprint and weight of your equipment.

CD shelves
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CD SHELVES & DESIGNER STORAGE

CD shelves

Compare open CD racks, wall storage, rotating towers and glass-door designs. Plan the capacity around the cases you own, including larger editions and the albums you expect to add.

QEOS Audio
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QEOS GLASS SPEAKERS

QEOS Audio

Explore the CUBE S speakers, their glass and color options and matching stands. Discuss the room and the rest of your audio system with us if you would like advice on your selection.

SIZE & EVERYDAY USE

Start with the equipment and collections you use

List the television, speakers, amplifier, players and other devices that will stay in the room. Note which need a visible position and which need regular access. Add the dimensions of the actual equipment, including its feet, plugs and controls.

A media setup is a set of related tasks. A TV stand supports a screen. An audio rack organizes components. A CD rack makes a physical collection accessible. One piece may do more than one job, but its shelves and access still need to suit each item.

Decide where you want to sit, where power is available and how the main route through the room works. Separating TV support from CD storage can leave more freedom over height, width and placement. It can also make a collection easier to browse without disturbing the equipment.

Planning tip

Sketch the room with the viewing position, power outlets and the footprint of each component. You do not need a finished interior plan to start choosing furniture.

FUNCTION & PLANNING

A TV stand with the functions you need

Compare an open glass TV bench with a design that includes drawer storage. FLY introduces a floating drawer element. ARCADIA offers an open glass structure, while BRIDGE provides two levels and wheels. These arrangements change both the visible storage and the usable equipment space.

Selected models add rotation or a motorized TV lift. The chosen version matters: a rotating plate, a rotating structure and a moving stand do not perform the same task. LEVEL requires a review of the actual screen and mounting requirements, not just its diagonal size.

Our glass TV stand guide covers equipment dimensions, shelf access and cable planning in more detail. Use the actual width, depth and weight of your screen and the positions of its feet when checking a model.

Planning tip

A 55-inch or 65-inch description is not a furniture-fit measurement. Check the television body, stand feet, weight and any mounting arrangement separately.

MATERIALS & DETAIL

Audio racks: shelf space, access and ventilation

An amplifier, streamer and player can have very different depths. Rear plugs and cables need space beyond the housing. Front controls, a disc tray and a record-player lid also need room to move. Start with the equipment maker’s placement and ventilation instructions.

Open shelves can make connections easier to reach, while more concealed furniture needs an access plan. VISION and GC + HIFI offer alternatives to a simple TV bench. Compare their usable shelf dimensions and the configuration offered for the model you choose.

Glass furniture is part of the arrangement, not a promise of acoustic isolation. A record player or vibration-sensitive component may have specific support requirements. Tell us about the equipment and follow its manufacturer’s instructions when planning the furniture.

Planning tip

Include plugs, cable bends, heat clearance and the fully open record-player lid in your measurements. Outside equipment dimensions alone do not show the space needed in use.

YOUR ROOM & YOUR ROUTINE

CD storage that keeps the music within reach

A small collection beside a listening chair has different needs from several hundred albums. Open racks make labels easy to browse; glass-door designs create a more enclosed arrangement. Wall storage leaves the floor available, while a freestanding tower can become part of the room layout.

Capacity depends on the model and the case format. Standard jewel cases, digipaks and box sets do not take up the same space. The CD 224–616 collection includes rolling and rotating designs; CUBE has a rotating glass cover. These are distinct functions, not interchangeable descriptions.

Use the CD storage guide to compare the formats, capacity and access you need. Leave room for growth and decide on an arrangement you can maintain, whether alphabetical, by genre or by composer.

Planning tip

Count albums by case type before choosing the rack. A headline CD capacity is most useful when it is compared with the cases in your own collection.

OPTIONS TO COMPARE

Glass, wood and color in a living room

Media furniture shares the room with the sofa, floor and lighting. Transparent glass keeps more of the surrounding space visible. A wood drawer element adds a different texture, and a lacquered finish can tie the furniture to other colors in the room.

Float glass has a characteristic green tint; low-iron Optiwhite has less intrinsic color. Compare the glass and drawer finishes offered for the particular model. A photographed combination is an example, and the chosen options determine the furniture in your order.

Coordinate the setup without forcing every piece to look identical. A recurring wood tone or metal finish may be enough to connect a TV stand, an audio rack and CD storage. Think about the cables and equipment colors as well as the furniture itself.

Planning tip

Place material samples next to the floor and an existing cabinet. Viewing them together helps you judge the relationship more reliably than comparing separate screen images.

FROM THE FIRST IDEA

Speakers are another part of the room plan

The QEOS CUBE S glass speakers bring the speaker enclosure into the visible arrangement. Glass and color choices let you consider their appearance alongside the furniture, while matching stands provide a separate placement option.

Speaker placement and system matching need their own attention. Consider the listening position, room dimensions, suitable amplifier and cable route. A pair of speakers should not be chosen only because it fits on a shelf or matches the TV stand.

Explore QEOS Audio for the current speaker and stand options. If you would like a listening demonstration during a visit to Hennef, request it when arranging the appointment so we can confirm the equipment and availability.

Planning tip

Tell us what amplifier you use, the approximate room dimensions and where you usually listen. That makes an audio conversation more useful than starting with color alone.

More views, more details

The photographs show selected configurations. Open the linked page to see the dimensions, finishes and equipment offered for that design.

BEFORE YOU CHOOSE

Your planning checklist

  1. Equipment: the actual TV and component dimensions, weights, connections and ventilation requirements.
  2. Functions: fixed placement, wheels, selected rotation, drawers or a reviewed TV lift configuration.
  3. Collection: the number and format of CDs, DVDs, Blu-rays and larger editions.
  4. Room: viewing and listening positions, walking routes, outlets and cable access.
  5. Appearance: glass type, wood, color and metal finishes considered with the existing furniture.
  6. Future use: collection growth and changes to the equipment you realistically expect.

Planning in inches? Product dimensions are shown in centimeters. One inch is 2.54 cm. Send us your original measurements and units when discussing a custom piece so we can agree the dimensions precisely.

Care, surfaces and everyday use

Dust or loose grit should be removed before wiping a glass surface. Use clean, soft cloths and products suited to the selected finish. Avoid abrasive pads, rough object bases and standing moisture around connections. Suitable pads help protect shelves from the feet of ornaments or equipment.

Clear glass, satin finishes, lacquer, wood and metal can require different care. Follow the instructions for your particular piece. Our glass cleaning guide provides further advice, and the Optiwhite guide explains how low-iron glass differs in appearance from ordinary float glass.

Plan the finished construction around its actual use. Glass thickness alone is not a load rating for a shelf or an assembled piece. Tell us about heavy collections, unusually large equipment or a particular placement before ordering so the chosen configuration can be checked.

YOUR SPACE · YOUR MATERIALS · YOUR IDEAS

Custom furniture, including your own design

DREIECK DESIGN has developed and manufactured furniture in Germany since 1984. You can ask us to adapt a collection piece or discuss an original furniture design. Custom work can combine glass, solid wood and matching metal parts, with dimensions, colors and finishes agreed for the project.

For custom media furniture, send the equipment list and its dimensions as well as your desired appearance. We can discuss glass shelves, wood drawers, matching metal components and an original furniture layout. Ventilation, access and any lift or rotation mechanism need to be reviewed for the agreed configuration.

A sketch, photos and a description of how the furniture will be used are enough to start a conversation. We work through the construction and details with you before preparing an offer for the agreed specification. Explore custom-made furniture or contact our team with your ideas.

If you are visiting Germany, our showroom in Hennef near Cologne and Bonn is a place to compare selected furniture and materials and discuss your plans. Visits are by prior appointment only, arranged by email or phone. Tell us which models you would like to see so we can confirm availability. For a listening demonstration, please ask us specifically about the equipment and appointment.

Ordering, configuration and delivery

Choose the offered dimensions and finishes on the product page and order directly in our online store. Customers in the United States and the United Kingdom can also order online. For a custom furniture design, contact us first to agree the specification and receive an individual offer.

A “from” price is the starting price for a model. Size, glass, finishes and equipment determine the price of your chosen configuration. The photographs show particular examples; use the product options to check exactly what is included in your order.

Shipping charges and service depend on the destination. Check our delivery information for your country before ordering. Ask us about the current lead time and share any restricted access, narrow doors, stairs or elevator limits so the delivery can be planned around your address.

GOOD TO KNOW

Questions about cd & tv furniture

Which glass media furniture do you offer?

The collection includes TV stands, audio furniture and several kinds of CD storage. Some models have drawers, wheels, rotation or a TV lift in selected configurations. QEOS speakers are offered in their own audio collection.

Choose a media collection →

What is the difference between a TV stand and an audio rack?

A TV stand is chosen around the screen and its support requirements. An audio rack is chosen around the usable shelf space, connections and ventilation needs of the components. Some furniture can serve both tasks if the particular dimensions and construction suit the equipment.

Explore TV and audio furniture →

Can I store CDs, DVDs and Blu-rays in the same unit?

Selected CD storage models include configurations for different case formats. Check the specified version rather than assuming a standard CD rack accepts taller or wider cases. Larger box sets and unusual packaging need separate measurements.

Compare CD and mixed-format storage →

Do all the TV stands rotate?

No, rotation depends on the model and selected version. A rotating top plate differs from a rotating structure, and wheels serve a separate purpose. Review the offered functions on the product page before choosing.

Review JANUS XX configurations →

Can I put an amplifier inside a drawer?

A storage drawer is not automatically a suitable enclosure for operating equipment. Follow the amplifier maker’s ventilation and placement requirements and check the furniture specification. Discuss concealed equipment with us before ordering.

Plan audio-component placement →

Can you make furniture for my particular equipment?

Yes, we can discuss custom furniture based on your equipment and room. Send component dimensions, weights, connections and access needs. Glass, wood and metal can be planned together, with construction and any mechanisms reviewed before the offer.

Discuss custom media furniture →

Where can I learn about the QEOS glass speakers?

The QEOS Audio collection contains the current speaker and stand options. Tell us about your amplifier, room and preferred finishes if you would like personal advice. Ask about listening availability when arranging a showroom appointment.

Explore QEOS Audio →

Can I order from the United States or the United Kingdom?

Yes, collection products can be ordered directly in our online store. Check the delivery information for your destination, including charges and the available service. For custom furniture, contact us first to agree the specification and offer.

Delivery information for your country →

Can I visit and discuss my plans in person?

Visits to our showroom in Hennef, Germany, are by prior appointment only. Arrange your visit by email or phone and tell us which furniture, finishes or audio products interest you so we can confirm what is available. Advice on furniture selection and custom designs is also offered.

Plan your showroom visit →