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DREIECK DESIGN · MADE IN GERMANY SINCE 1984
Turn the screen towards the seat you use
A screen shared between a sofa and an armchair does not always need to face the same way. A rotating glass TV stand can change the viewing direction without moving your seating. Choose the mechanism around the screen and the space it needs to turn.
The designs work in different ways. Compare a stainless steel turning element with a rotating TV plate on a glass trolley. The exact version, equipment weight and cable route belong in the plan from the start.
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THREE THINGS TO CHECK
- Identify which part turns
- Allow room for the moving screen
- Plan the cable route with the movement
Models to compare
The photographs show particular versions. Choose the dimensions and finish on the product page for the price of your configuration.
JANUS XX · glass angles on a turning element
The stainless steel turning element allows 360-degree rotation. The standard size is 110 × 37 × 41 cm. Choose the lower glass angle in clear, glossy color or matt velvet color.
JANUS XXX · a rotating TV plate and castors
A 110 × 35 × 49 cm glass trolley with an additional turning plate for the TV. The equipment compartments have clear heights of 19 cm below and 13.5 cm above. The whole arrangement also stands on castors.
VISION II · a turning TV plate above the shelves
The TV version measures 70 × 45 × 46 cm, with a rotating plate and two shelves. Satin-finished side and rear panels partly conceal connections. VISION I is the taller hi-fi version and has a different layout.
DIOGENES · a rotating plate in selected versions
DIOGENES II measures 70 × 45 × 46 cm with a rotating TV plate. DIOGENES III and IV are 80 × 45 × 69 cm with different shelf arrangements. Versions marked o omit the additional turning plate.
Standard versions with a turning function
These are selected standard versions. Open the product page for the complete choice of dimensions and finishes.
| Model | Width × depth | Height |
|---|---|---|
| JANUS XX | 110 × 37 | 41 |
| JANUS XXX | 110 × 35 | 49 |
| VISION II | 70 × 45 | 46 |
| DIOGENES II | 70 × 45 | 46 |
| DIOGENES III / IV | 80 × 45 | 69 |
01 · A CLOSER LOOK
Check which part of the furniture turns
JANUS XX uses a stainless steel turning element. JANUS XXX adds a rotating TV plate to a wheeled rack, while VISION II turns the plate above its shelves. These arrangements do not move every component in the same way.
Decide whether you want to turn just the screen or change the position of the whole unit as well. A castor lets the furniture roll; it is not a substitute for checking the selected swivel mechanism.
02 · A CLOSER LOOK
Leave room for the screen and its cables
The screen’s corners travel beyond the footprint of the furniture as it turns. Mark that outline as well as the stand’s width and depth. Check nearby walls, curtains, lamps and anything stored on the top.
A cable route needs enough movement without pulling at the connections or catching on the furniture. Discuss the intended angle for JANUS XX or VISION II with us. A stated 360-degree mechanism does not mean a connected screen should keep turning repeatedly in one direction.
03 · A CLOSER LOOK
Compare the shelves below the screen
A rotating TV plate still sits above an equipment arrangement. JANUS XX has clear spaces of 19 cm below and 15 cm above; JANUS XXX has 19 cm and 13.5 cm. Compare these with devices, connected plugs and their ventilation requirements.
DIOGENES II, III and IV offer different heights and shelf arrangements. The versions without the extra rotating plate have other outside dimensions. Choose the complete configuration for the devices you use, rather than rotation alone.
Questions about rotating glass tv stands
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Made in Germany, with advice on size and delivery
DREIECK DESIGN is a family business founded in 1984. Our furniture is made in Germany. For a different size, send us the model and the dimensions you need. We check what is possible for that construction and prepare a quotation.
Allow around 6–8 weeks for delivery within Europe; worldwide destinations can take longer. Confirm the current schedule for your configuration and address.
Premium delivery is included for Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Belgium, Luxembourg, the Netherlands and Liechtenstein under the published conditions. For the UK, the USA and other destinations, ask us about the service and charges.
Plan your screen and equipment with us
Send us the exact TV model, weight and foot dimensions, a room sketch showing your viewing positions, and the turning angle you need. Add connected equipment, cable outlets and any nearby wall or curtain that affects movement.
Visit the showroom in Hennef — contact us first to confirm the model or finish you want to see.
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