Do prop TVs require power?

No. They are maintenance-free and safe for public showrooms.

What sizes are available?

YIJIA Props offers Prop TVs from 32 to 98 inches, with custom finishes available.

Can you ship worldwide?

Yes. We export to North America, Europe, Asia and Australia.

Do you provide samples?

Yes. Sample programs and lead times are available on request.

Display Prop Solutions for Showrooms & Staging

Complete the room with the right display props. YIJIA Props supplies non-functional prop TVs, dummy laptops, and coordinated device models for furniture showrooms, model homes, office displays, and production sets. Start with the space you are presenting, then choose the products, proportions, and finishes that support your design.

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Choose a Solution for Your Display Space

Use this guide to shortlist products for your room settings. The suggestions are starting points; confirm each model’s overall dimensions, appearance and display configuration against your actual space.

Project	Products to consider	Details to confirm
Furniture and tile showrooms	Prop TVs for living-room displays; dummy laptops for desks and study corners.	Furniture proportions, viewing position and wall or tabletop display.
Model homes and home staging	TV props for living rooms and bedrooms; laptop props for home-office settings.	Room dimensions, furniture layout and the number of staged properties.
Office and commercial displays	Dummy laptops and coordinated desktop, tablet or phone models, subject to model availability.	Desk space, finishes, visible screen appearance and quantities per workstation.
Multi-store showroom projects	A repeatable combination of TV sizes and laptop finishes for selected room types.	Room schedules, quantities per location and delivery phases.
Photography, film and exhibitions	Non-functional electronics for scenes and displays that do not require working devices.	Camera angles, close-up details, screen-image requirements and setup dates.

Furniture and Tile Showroom Displays

A television helps a media cabinet read as part of a living room. A laptop gives a desk a familiar role in the setting. Use display props to show how the furniture or surface materials belong in everyday life, while keeping the products you sell at the center of the presentation.

Living-room settings: shortlist a TV size that suits the cabinet, wall composition and viewing distance.
Desk and study displays: compare black, silver and white laptop props with the furniture palette and accessories.
Repeated room settings: record the selected model, finish and display position so your team can recreate the arrangement.

Explore our Prop TVs, compare proportions in the Prop TV Size Guide, or review the three finishes on our Dummy Laptops page. Share a room photo and the usable display dimensions when requesting a recommendation.

Model Homes and Home Staging

Help visitors understand how a room can be used. A TV prop can complete a living-room or bedroom composition, while a laptop prop can define a study nook or home office. These non-functional models provide a visual presence without requiring a power connection, software setup or charging.

Plan the props alongside the furniture rather than treating them as the last items to fit into the room. Check the available cabinet or desk space, the main viewing angle and the surfaces visible in property photography. For several staged homes, prepare a room-by-room product list and identify which settings will share the same models.

Office and Commercial Display Settings

Give a workstation a clear purpose without installing working electronics. Dummy laptops can support executive offices, home-office collections, coworking presentations, and exhibition desks. For a broader arrangement, tell us whether you also need desktop, tablet, or phone display models so we can confirm suitable options.

Start with the desk’s usable width and depth. Choose finishes that coordinate with the desk, chair and lighting, and leave enough clear surface for the furniture to remain visible. If the project uses several workstation types, list the device combination and quantity required for each type.

Multi-Store Showroom Rollouts

A multi-location project needs an agreed display specification. Use a reference room setting to decide which TV sizes, laptop finishes and device combinations should repeat across stores. Then translate that setting into a product schedule your procurement and visual merchandising teams can review together.

Define the room types: living room, bedroom, home office, executive office or another display setting.
Specify the products: model, size, finish, and quantity for each room type.
Review a representative display: use product references or an available sample to assess appearance and fit before confirming repeat orders.
Plan the delivery schedule: identify the destinations, quantities per location, and target installation dates.

For your quotation, include the number of locations and whether delivery is to one receiving point or several destinations. Tell us about phased openings or showroom refresh dates so production and shipping options can be reviewed against the project schedule.

Photography, Film and Exhibition Displays

Use non-functional electronics where a scene needs the appearance of a device without live operation. TV and laptop props can help furnish interiors, advertising scenes and temporary displays. They do not show live video, run software or provide interactive functions.

For photography and close-up shots, review the model’s visible details, proportions and finish from the intended camera angle. Share reference images, lighting conditions and any screen-image requirements before ordering. For exhibitions, include the venue, setup date and packing requirements when discussing delivery.

Prepare a Useful Project Quote Request

You do not need a complete specification to start. Send the details you already know, and tell us where you need help choosing. The following information helps us review suitable products and prepare a quotation:

Application: room type, intended display position, and one reference photo if available.
Products: preferred TV sizes, laptop colors, and other display models you are considering.
Quantities: units required for each size or finish, including quantities per property or store.
Display requirements: usable dimensions, wall or tabletop setup, and any screen-image requirements.
Delivery: country, city or postal code, receiving locations and target date.

Display Prop Solutions FAQ

Can these products replace working TVs or computers?

No. They are non-functional models for visual display, staging, and set decoration. If your project requires live video, presentations, software, or customer interaction, specify that need separately when planning the space.

How do I choose the right TV size?

Start with your furniture dimensions and wall composition. Use the Prop TV Size Guide to compare nominal screen proportions, then confirm the selected product’s overall width, height, stand footprint and display configuration before ordering.

Can I discuss a sample before placing a bulk order?

Yes. Ask about sample availability for the model you are considering. Include the destination and assessment date so we can confirm the sample price, shipping options, and estimated timing.

Can I request a coordinated set for several rooms or stores?

Share the room schedule, device list, and quantities per location. We can review suitable product combinations, confirm available models and finishes, and prepare a quotation based on the agreed scope and delivery requirements.

Tell Us About Your Display Project

Send your room type, product shortlist, quantities, and delivery destination. Whether you are completing one staged room or planning a multi-store showroom program, these details help us turn your display idea into a practical product quotation.