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Rule of thumb is that media stand should be at least a few inches wider that the base of TV, so that there are few inches of breathing room on either side then the TV is placed on top.

Experts say microscopic imperfections can occur during the manufacturing process. While it's not clear what causes the breakage, these imperfections can grow and migrate, weakening the glass until it suddenly shatters without warning.

High-quality wooden TV stands are available in a wide range of finishes. One can choose among light oak, beech, cherry, black-stained oak, dark oak, wenge wood and sahara.

The center of the TV screen on a TV stand should be set at approximately 42 (107 cm) from the floor based on the most comfortable viewing height for a person sitting on a typical couch.

Most TV manufacturers don't publish this height specifically, but nearly all will give "product size without stand." Dividing this height in half will be roughly the center of the screen. For a 50-inch TV, this is around 14 inches.

Tempered glass is very durable and 100% safe for environment. Processed at high temperatures, the material is unlikely to get scratched, broken, or in any other way damaged.