TV / Media Units with Bifolding Doors

Nest at Number 20 offers selection of stunning, solid, handmade media units, including the 5ft Hinwick TV Media Unit with bi-folding Doors and the 7ft Oak TV Dresser with Bi-folding Doors. Both designed to combine elegance, practicality and timeless craftsmanship.

Yes, every media cabinet and TV dresser from Nest at Number 20 is handmade using premium materials such as solid oak and pine. Each piece is hand painted and built with precision to ensure durability and style.

The 5ft Hinwick TV Media Unit with bi-folding doors features a solid oak worktop and a painted finish. Its bi-folding doors provide easy access to media devices while maintaining a clean, elegant appearance when closed.

Yes, the 7ft Oak TV Dresser with bi-folding doors is perfect for larger living rooms, offering generous storage space and an oak finish that enhances your entertainment area.

Our media cabinets are made from high quality oak and pine wood, ensuring long lasting strength and a timeless aesthetic that complements both modern and classic interiors.

Many of our furniture pieces, including the Hinwick TV Media Unit and Oak TV Dresser, can be customised to suit your requirements. You can select finishes or variants on the product page.

Yes, most of our TV media units and dressers come fully assembled for your convenience, ensuring immediate use and a perfect fit in your home.

Unlike a traditional hinged door that swings outward into the room, bifold panels fold back on themselves in two sections, which means they require almost no clearance space in front of the unit. This makes them a practical choice in smaller living rooms, alcoves or open plan spaces where floor area is at a minimum. You get full, unobstructed access to everything stored inside without having to step back or rearrange nearby furniture to accommodate a swinging door. When closed, the panels sit flush against the cabinet front, keeping the overall silhouette clean and uncluttered. For anyone who uses their media unit daily, switching inputs, swapping devices or managing cables, that ease of access adds up. It is a design detail that works quietly in the background rather than asking anything of the room around it.

Start by measuring the wall space available and note any architectural features such as alcoves, chimney breasts or skirting boards that might affect how a unit sits. As a general guide, your media unit should be proportionate to your television, ideally wider than the screen itself to avoid a top-heavy look. Consider also what you need to store: if you have a games console, streaming devices, a soundbar and physical media, a wider unit with more internal compartments will serve you better than a compact option that looks right but runs out of room quickly. Think about the surrounding furniture too; a unit that sits at a similar height to your sofa arms or sideboard tends to create a more considered, balanced layout. The Nest at Number 20 collection covers multiple sizes, so it is worth using your measurements as the starting point before settling on a finish or style.