adapting a tv/stereo cabinet

i have a sold cherry (and solidly built) TV/stereo cabinet that fits an old fashioned tube TV (it’s made by Grange).  We’re finally getting a flat screen and would like it to take up less floor space so we’re thinking about cutting off 18-24 inches off the back.  impossible task?  any carpenters who would do this?

CHM

in Carpenters and Woodworkers 14 years and 3 months ago

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BHS | 14 years and 3 months ago

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If you don’t need the storage space, I’d get rid of the whole thing. If you do need the storage space, wouldn’t cutting off most of the depth be self-defeating? You could always use a flat screen in there, just sitting towards the front of the unit. Or maybe you just want to cover up the TV when it’s not in use? Personally I think the bulky size of the cabinets that people use to hide electronics to be more room-dominating than the new slim and/or wireless electronics would be sitting on top of a chest or small table.