TV Stand & TV Console Prices in Nigeria 2026

A TV stand in Nigeria costs from about ₦40,000 for a basic 3ft or 4ft stand to over ₦1 million for a full wall unit, based on listings checked in November 2026. Vento’s range runs from ₦520,170 for the Lovisa to ₦12,100,175 for the Monet, with all 38 pieces in stock.

This page is built like a price list. The first table shows what each type of TV stand or television console costs on the open market, from wall shelves and trolley stands to carpenter-built consoles and full wall units, with every figure taken from a named Nigerian seller on 4 November 2026. Below it you will find Vento’s live prices by tier, prices by screen size, what a TV console costs against a plain stand, what a POP TV stand costs, and how local, foreign and used stands compare. Market prices move with the naira; Vento prices are the live catalogue figures as of November 2026.

TV Stand Prices in Nigeria at a Glance (November 2026)

Prices depend first on the type of piece, then on width and build. The market column comes from the listings of Jumia, Jiji, Fouani, Vava, Zit, DecorhubNG and Taeillo, checked on 4 November 2026, counting only items shown as available. The Vento column is the live catalogue on the same date.

Read the table as orientation, not a quote. The same words hide very different builds: a ₦140,000 “7ft TV console” on Jiji and a ₦1,800,170 console in a showroom share a name but not a board grade, hardware or finish. Most of the Jiji market sits in the middle. Of 6,221 TV stand listings on 4 November 2026, 2,488 were priced between ₦170,000 and ₦460,000, 1,555 between ₦460,000 and ₦880,000, and only 311 above ₦880,000.

Vento TV Stand Prices, November 2026

Vento lists 38 TV stands and TV units, all in stock on 4 November 2026, from ₦520,170 to ₦12,100,175. Two pieces sit under ₦1 million, nine between ₦1 million and ₦2 million, twelve between ₦2 million and ₦3 million, ten between ₦3 million and ₦5 million, and five above ₦5 million. Every price below is the live catalogue price; the product page always has the current figure.

Five pieces carry a reduced price this month: the Palermo TV Stand at ₦1,640,080 (regular ₦3,280,160), the Sirius TV Unit at ₦1,700,080 (regular ₦3,400,160), the Jenga TV Unit in white at ₦1,780,080 (regular ₦3,560,160), the Nell-Rocca TV Unit at ₦2,394,120 (regular ₦3,990,200) and the Palermo TV Unit at ₦2,994,096 (regular ₦4,990,160).

Lovisa TV Stand, ₦520,170

The Lovisa is the entry point to the range. Its listing describes a Scandinavian-inspired wooden stand with an open upper shelf for a decoder or display pieces and closed cabinets behind sleek doors for cables, remotes and media devices. It is the piece to compare against the ₦200,000 to ₦300,000 imported consoles at Fouani and Zit if you want a wooden stand for a bedroom or a second sitting room.

Soffice TV Stand, ₦850,170

The Soffice adds a wide storage drawer to the format. Its listing describes fluted cabinet doors, a natural wood finish with rounded edges, two side cabinets for electronics or games, a central open shelf for the decoder or games console, and the drawer for remotes and cables. At ₦850,170 it is the last Vento piece under ₦1 million.

Rolex TV Stand, ₦1,800,170

The Rolex sits in the ₦1 million to ₦2 million band where nine Vento pieces are priced, alongside the Bronze (₦1,750,160), New Aura (₦1,850,170), Pendik (₦1,930,170), Urla (₦1,980,170) and Zelve (₦1,990,000). Its listing describes a wide top surface with room for a soundbar, enclosed cabinets and open shelving for media devices and game consoles, and a minimalist silhouette for modern living rooms.

Armin TV Unit, ₦3,310,170

The Armin is the first full entertainment unit in the ladder. Its listing describes an architectural layout that frames the television, warm wood tones, multiple cabinets and open display shelves for books, décor and media devices. Vento’s other units in the ₦3 million to ₦4 million band are the Wooden TV Unit and Fika TV Unit at ₦3,500,200, the Natura TV Unit at ₦3,800,160 and the Dream TV Unit at ₦3,900,200.

Harmony TV Stand, ₦4,000,170

The Harmony is the classic option. Its listing describes a silver-grey finish with intricate gold accents, panelled doors with glass details, and a wide top surface for large-screen televisions. It belongs to the Harmony collection and sits with the other pieces of the luxury collection; the Paris Kad (₦4,322,170) and Channel (₦4,600,000) are the other stands between ₦4 million and ₦5 million.

Monet TV Stand, ₦12,100,175

The Monet is the top of the range. Its listing describes high-quality wood with luxurious finishes, a surface sized for large-screen televisions, cabinets, soft-close drawers and open shelving. The other pieces above ₦5 million are the Tomford (₦5,347,170), San Marino (₦6,000,170), Valentino Ret (₦7,400,000) and Budva (₦8,100,170), each described in its listing as a statement piece for a formal living room.

TV Stand Prices by Screen Size

The width rule. The stand should be wider than the television by at least a hand span on each side. A 55-inch screen is about 122 cm wide, so the console should be 150 cm or more; a 65-inch screen is about 145 cm wide and wants 175 cm or more. Sellers list width in feet or metres, so convert before comparing prices.

32-inch and 43-inch TV Stands

Stands for 32-inch to 43-inch screens are 1.2 to 1.4 metres wide and are the cheapest finished furniture in the market. On 4 November 2026 Jiji carpenters listed a 3ft stand at ₦40,000 and 4ft stands at ₦50,000 to ₦65,000; Fouani’s 1.2 to 1.38 metre Maxi stands were ₦79,500 to ₦88,500; Jumia’s Maxi 120 cm and 136 cm stands were ₦196,000 and ₦220,000. Vento does not make a stand this small, so the Lovisa at ₦520,170 is the nearest piece.

55-inch TV Stands

This is the volume size, and the band with the most choice. Taeillo’s 163 cm Ope console was ₦104,970, Jiji 5ft and 6ft consoles ran ₦70,000 to ₦150,000, DecorhubNG’s 60-inch Cappuccino stand was ₦132,569 and Fouani’s 1.8 metre Provincia Yves was ₦166,000. Styled consoles with drawers or lighting cost more regardless of width: Zit’s Elegant TV Stand with drawers was ₦197,736 and its Royal Fireworks range ₦300,000 to ₦445,000.

65-inch TV Stands

From 65 inches the stand needs 1.8 metres or more and the marketplace thins out. Fouani’s 2.2 to 2.26 metre Provincia stands were ₦144,000 to ₦289,000 and its 2.1 metre Maxi Dallas ₦296,800; Jiji 7ft consoles ran ₦140,000 to ₦240,000, the higher figure with lights; Vava’s discounted range was ₦380,000 to ₦850,000. Vento does not publish widths online, so confirm the fit for a 65-inch screen on the product page or in the showroom before ordering.

75-inch Screens and Full Wall Units

Above 65 inches the piece is usually a wall-wide unit built to the room. Jiji listings on 4 November 2026 ran from a 7ft by 7ft console with lights at ₦240,000 and an 8ft by 12ft console at ₦420,000, through wall units at ₦650,000 and a high-gloss wall console at ₦950,000, to a wall TV stand with a wine bar at ₦1,900,000. Vento’s TV Units run from the Sirius at ₦1,700,080 to the Dream at ₦3,900,200, with the Armin at ₦3,310,170 between them.

TV Console Prices in Nigeria

“TV console” is the term most Nigerian buyers now use for the long, low cabinet under the television, and it carries its own price band. Jumia’s console page quotes ₦25,000 to ₦150,000 as typical. Jiji’s console search returned 5,350 results on 4 November 2026, with 2,565 ads between ₦170,000 and ₦470,000, 1,603 between ₦470,000 and ₦1 million and 320 above ₦1 million. Vento’s consoles start at ₦520,170. If you are still choosing between formats, our guide on how to choose tv console sizes and storage walks through the decision.

Stand, Console, Panel, Cabinet and Unit

A TV stand is an open-shelf piece whose only job is holding the television. A TV console adds closed storage with doors or drawers. A TV console panel is the wall-mounted backing behind the screen, usually slatted wood, high-gloss board or stone-effect finish, often sold with the console beneath it. A TV cabinet is a console with mostly closed storage, and a TV unit or entertainment unit is the full-wall installation with display columns and lighting. Vento uses “TV Stand” for its consoles and “TV Unit” for its wall pieces.

Console Panels and Wall Consoles

Panel-plus-console installations are mostly carpenter work sold on Jiji and Instagram, priced by wall width and finish. On 4 November 2026 a Surulere seller listed an HDF floating console with marble-effect stones and lighting at ₦190,000, a Mushin seller a board-and-panel console at ₦550,000, an Ikeja seller wall units at ₦650,000 and a Surulere seller a fully high-gloss wall console at ₦950,000. For the look rather than the price, the tv console design guide compares panel styles.

Fireplace, LED and Marble Consoles

Electric fireplace consoles are a distinct product with their own price. Zit listed fireplace TV stands with remote control at ₦350,000 to ₦390,000 and a marble centre table with fireplace TV stand at ₦1,100,000; Jiji sellers listed an LED fireplace console at ₦180,000, an electrified fireplace stand at ₦330,000 and a 2 metre fireplace stand at ₦550,000. LED-lit floor stands on Jumia start at ₦54,900, and Zit’s fireworks-display stands run ₦286,000 to ₦540,000. Vento’s catalogue does not list a fireplace model.

Where does the decoder go? Almost every Nigerian setup includes a DStv or GOtv decoder, and it needs ventilation and line of sight for the remote, which rules out a fully closed cabinet. Look for an open centre compartment, a glass door or a rear cable cut-out with airflow. Standalone decoder shelves on Jumia cost ₦6,900 to ₦9,750 if the console you want has no suitable compartment.

POP TV Stand Price

A POP TV stand is not furniture at all. It is a wall feature cast on site from plaster of Paris or plasterboard by a POP artisan, usually with recessed lighting and a shelf for the decoder, and it is priced as a job rather than as a product. That is why a search for its price returns craftsmen and video tours rather than shops.

What POP Artisans Charge

On Jiji’s POP ceiling and TV stand service listings, checked 4 November 2026, most artisans in Lagos, Abuja, Ibadan and Edo show “contact for price” because the quote depends on wall width, design and lighting. The one Abuja listing with a figure priced a POP TV stand at ₦400,000 per service. Small per-service rates of ₦9,000 to ₦18,000 appear on ceiling ads and do not cover a TV stand. A Benin City POP workshop notes that its prices include material and labour and that materials take three to four working days.

POP Wall or Furniture Console

A POP stand is fixed to the building, cannot move with you and chips at the edges, but it gives a built-in look for less than a wall unit. A furniture console costs more up front and leaves with you when you move. Many Lagos sitting rooms combine the two: a POP or panel wall behind the screen and a console beneath it. For the wall itself, see our pop tv stand design ideas; for the console, the Vento pieces above.

Local, Foreign and Used TV Stands

This is the axis Nigerian buyers actually use, and it is not the same as cheap versus expensive. Each category runs across a wide price range and each has a genuine case.

Locally Made Stands

Locally made stands come from carpenters and small factories, usually in MDF, HDF or plywood with a laminate or spray finish, built to your wall width. Taeillo in Ikeja listed seven locally made consoles at ₦73,794 to ₦208,470 on 4 November 2026; Jiji carpenters listed 4ft to 7ft stands at ₦50,000 to ₦240,000, and board-and-panel consoles at ₦400,000 to ₦850,000. You get the exact width and finish you specify; the trade-offs are lead time and a finish quality that varies between workshops.

Foreign and Imported Stands

Imported stands arrive factory-finished. Fouani’s Maxi and Provincia lines ran ₦79,500 to ₦296,800 for 1.2 to 2.26 metres, with half the catalogue sold out on the day; Vava’s “luxury” stands were ₦380,000 to ₦850,000 after 60 to 73 percent discounts from list prices of ₦950,000 to ₦2,125,000; Jiji sellers listed “imported” consoles at ₦120,000 to ₦165,000. “Imported” alone says nothing about grade, so judge the board, hinges and runners rather than the label.

Used and Fairly Used Stands

Jiji carried 392 used TV stand listings and 466 used console listings on 4 November 2026. A used three-drawer console in Port Harcourt was ₦40,000, and the site’s own summary quotes fairly used stands from ₦35,000. Used is the cheapest way into a wide console, but check for swollen board at the base, loose hinges and drawers that no longer run straight, because those are the faults that end a stand’s life.

TV Shelf, Floating Console and Decoder Shelf Prices

Wall-mounted pieces are the cheapest category and the one that has grown fastest in Lagos apartments where floor space is tight. All figures below are Jumia listings on 4 November 2026.

Wall Shelves and Brackets

A DVD or decoder wall shelf cost ₦6,900 to ₦9,750, a floating TV console shelf ₦19,998, and a floating TV shelf with drawers ₦32,985 to ₦49,998. TV wall brackets for 26-inch to 65-inch screens ran ₦5,450 to ₦16,950. A bracket plus a decoder shelf is the complete wall solution for under ₦30,000, which is why it dominates bedrooms and rentals.

Floor Stands With Mounts and Trolleys

Resizable floor stands with a mount for 32-inch to 65-inch screens were ₦42,990 to ₦82,000, floor stands with LED lighting and a cabinet ₦54,900 to ₦79,000, and heavy-duty trolley stands for 55-inch to 100-inch screens ₦276,450 on Jumia and ₦220,000 on Jiji. These suit offices, churches and event rooms more than a styled sitting room, but they hold a large screen for a fraction of a console’s price.

What Changes a TV Stand’s Price

Six specifications explain almost all of the gap between one stand and another of the same width. They are worth knowing because they let you judge whether a quote is fair for what it is.

1. Width and screen size. Moving from a 1.2 metre compact stand to a 2.3 metre wall unit roughly doubles the board and multiplies the hardware.
2. Storage. Open shelving is cheapest; drawers on runners cost more; closed cabinets with soft-close hinges cost more again.
3. Board and material. Particleboard, then MDF and HDF, then plywood, then solid wood. Most Nigerian stands are HDF or MDF; Jiji’s material filter shows 1,680 wood, 362 glass, 296 marble and only 38 solid wood listings.
4. Finish. Laminate is entry level; high-gloss lacquer, fluted doors, veneer and metal or gold trim move a piece into premium.
5. Extras. LED strips, electric fireplace inserts, marble or stone-effect tops and matching centre tables add from ₦100,000 to several hundred thousand naira: Zit’s plain console with drawers was ₦197,736 and its fireworks-display version ₦286,000 to ₦540,000.
6. What the price includes. Delivery, carrying upstairs and fitting are quoted separately by many sellers, so a ₦150,000 stand can cost more by the time it is in the room. Ask before you pay.

Wooden, Glass and Marble Stands

“Wooden TV stand” on Jiji or Jumia nearly always means MDF or HDF with a wood-look laminate; solid hardwood is rare and priced accordingly, which is why Vento’s Wooden TV Unit, described in its listing as solid hardwood, sits at ₦3,500,200. Glass stands are light and easy to clean but limited in load; Zit’s glass TV stand with drawers was ₦246,000. Marble and marble-effect tops appear on centre table and TV stand sets at Zit from ₦900,000 to ₦1,200,000, and Vento’s centre tables are sold separately from its stands.

Where to Buy a TV Stand in Nigeria

Jumia and Jiji

Jumia had 853 TV stand listings on 4 November 2026 and quotes ₦20,000 to ₦120,000 as its typical price; Jiji had 6,221 stand listings and 5,350 console results, from ₦6,000 upwards, most of them Lagos carpenters and importers who deliver in person. These are where the cheapest stock lives and where you can negotiate. What you do not get is consistency between listings, so read the material line and ask for a video before paying.

Brand Retailers and Online Furniture Stores

Fouani (TV stands ₦79,500 to ₦296,800), Vava (₦380,000 to ₦850,000 across sixteen showrooms in Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt, Ibadan and Kano), Zit (₦197,736 to ₦1,200,000, pay on delivery in Lagos), DecorhubNG (₦35,000 to ₦1,062,500 across 51 stands) and Taeillo (₦73,794 to ₦208,470, locally made) occupy the middle. They are the right choice when the budget stops below ₦1 million and you want a finished factory piece rather than a marketplace unit.

Vento Showrooms in Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt and Kaduna

Vento Furniture was established in Nigeria in 2016 and sells its TV stands through Vento showrooms in Lagos at Ikeja, Ikoyi, Lekki and Ajah, in Abuja at Wuse II and Kado, and in Port Harcourt and Kaduna. Call ahead to confirm which pieces are on the floor, because finish quality and drawer action are the two things photographs misrepresent. Flexible financing is available, as explained on the Vento FAQs page; confirm the schedule in writing before ordering. Browse the full tv stand collection online for live prices and stock.

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