rabbit.reviewsHow strongly 2 sources agree — expert labs and real owners, with community voices weighted heavier. Not one reviewer’s opinion; the pattern across all of them.
- Supports TVs up to 99 inches — one of the largest capacities available
- Fully modular system: expand with cabinet towers, wall shelves, and lighting
- Adjustable shelves and push-open doors for easy access
- Assembly is on the more challenging end even by IKEA standards
- May want to replace hinges and hardware for extra long-term durability
- Not very deep, which limits storage for larger components
“Discussed as a top option for 65-inch TV setups”r/hometheater
Community members planning large TV setups quickly discover that the BESTÅ's load rating has quietly dropped from “50 kg to 30 kg”, prompting real concern about long-term sagging under heavier screens. Practical workarounds circulate freely, with one user recommending “plywood or solid wood "load spreaders" under the TV feet to avoid poking through the Besta top”, while another suggests internal 2x4 reinforcement to transfer load directly to the floor. Those seeking a more expansive build have leaned into the system's modularity, proposing “2x 2 door tv stands side by side with a topper” to achieve a seamless four-door configuration. For wall integration, one experienced installer noted the important caveat that “if you don't have the tv bench/frame model you can't wall mount it with the intended suspension rails”, underscoring that the system rewards those who plan their configuration carefully from the start.