By the Amazon Picks Desk, Canada News Media. We research products from real Amazon.ca listings, specifications, owner reviews and expert reviews; we have not tested them ourselves.
The best electric fireplace TV stand in Canada for most living rooms is the COSTWAY 48-inch unit at $399.99, rated 4.6 stars from 381 ratings, because it holds TVs up to 55 inches and lists CSA approval. If your TV is 65 inches, the COSTWAY 65-inch model is $479.99. Check any heater against Health Canada’s recalls and safety alerts database before you buy.
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Updated Nov. 6, 2026. Prices checked on Amazon.ca on Nov. 6, 2026 and may change.
Electric fireplace TV stands compared
| Pick | Price (CAD) | TV size listed | Heater | Rating | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| COSTWAY 48-inch fireplace TV stand | $399.99 | Up to 55 in | 18-inch insert, 4,777 BTU | 4.6 stars, 381 ratings | Most living rooms |
| COSTWAY fireplace TV stand for 65-inch TVs | $479.99 | Up to 65 in | 1,400 W, 5,000 BTU, 6-hour timer | 4.6 stars, 298 ratings | Larger TVs |
| DORTALA fireplace TV stand (white) | $399.99 | Up to 55 in | 4,777 BTU | 4.5 stars, 258 ratings | A white or light room |
| HOOBRO fireplace TV stand with power outlets | $299.99 | Up to 65 in (55 in version also listed) | 18-inch insert, heats up to 400 sq ft | 4.4 stars, 364 ratings | Lowest price |
Every unit here heats a room of up to about 400 square feet on paper, about 37 square metres, and the listings describe it as supplemental heat. Temperatures on the listings are in Fahrenheit, from 62 to 82 degrees, which is about 17 to 28 degrees Celsius.
Our picks
No. 1, best for most living rooms: COSTWAY electric fireplace TV stand, 48-inch, for TVs up to 55 inches. This is a wooden media console with an 18-inch fireplace insert built in. The listing gives the heater as 4,777 BTU, enough for a room of up to 400 square feet, with a built-in thermostat that you can set from 62 to 82 degrees Fahrenheit. A remote with a stated 20-foot range and a control panel with an LED display run the power, heat and flame. The flame and the heat work separately, so you can run the flames alone in a warm room, and the flame has three brightness levels. The stand has one large tabletop, two open compartments and two side cabinets with three-position adjustable shelves, plus cable management holes. The listing says it is CSA approved, with overheat protection that shuts the heater off and an anti-tipping device. It is shipped and sold by COSTWAY, the brand, at $399.99, and it has 381 ratings at 4.6 stars. Check the TV width, not just the diagonal, against the tabletop before you order.
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No. 2, best for larger TVs: COSTWAY electric fireplace TV stand for TVs up to 65 inches. This is the bigger sibling at $479.99, shipped and sold by COSTWAY. The listing describes a 23-inch fireplace insert rated at 1,400 watts and 5,000 BTU, again for up to 400 square feet, with a thermostat from 62 to 82 degrees Fahrenheit, a six-hour timer, three flame levels and a remote with a stated 33-foot range. It has the same layout as the 48-inch model, with a tabletop, two open compartments, two side cabinets and adjustable shelves, and it is listed with CSA certification, overheat protection and an anti-tipping device. At 298 ratings and 4.6 stars it matches the smaller unit on score with a smaller sample. You pay about $80 more for room for a 65-inch screen and a wider flame, and nothing in the listing says the heat output changes much, so buy it for the TV size.
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No. 3, best for a white or light room: DORTALA electric fireplace TV stand, for TVs up to 55 inches. The version we checked is the white one at $399.99, shipped and sold by DORTALA, the brand. The listing gives the heater as 4,777 BTU for up to 400 square feet, with the same 62 to 82 degree thermostat and a remote. The flame and the heat can be used independently. The stand has cabinets and adjustable shelves for storage. It has 258 ratings at 4.5 stars, the smallest sample and lowest score of the three units that match the 55-inch size, which is why it ranks third. The listing also offers natural and black finishes at the same price, so pick the finish that suits the room.
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No. 4, best on a budget: HOOBRO fireplace TV stand with LED lights and power outlets. At $299.99 this is the least expensive pick, and the listing says it is sold by HOOBRO CA, the brand. It leaves a space for an 18-inch electric fireplace with two separate switches, one for heat and one for the 3D flame, and the listing says the heating area is up to 400 square feet. It also has a built-in power strip with three outlets, LED lights and glass shelves, and the listing says it fits TVs up to 65 inches in this rustic brown finish. Amazon.ca also lists a 55-inch version. It has 364 ratings at 4.4 stars, the lowest score on this list, and the listing text we read does not describe the CSA or overheat protection details we found on the COSTWAY listings, so read the full listing before you order.
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How we chose. We searched Amazon.ca for electric fireplace TV stands on Nov. 6, 2026, then opened each listing the same day. We kept products rated 4.4 stars or higher with at least 250 ratings, sold by Amazon.ca or the brand itself. We left out the oneinmil 70-inch and 59-inch stands, which have the most ratings (1,809 and 968) but are shipped and sold by a third-party seller, Fudung. We also left out a SIMOE 48-inch stand sold by a third party, ELARA-CA, with 113 ratings. Specs come from the Amazon.ca listings. We did not read owner review text for this guide and we did not test the products ourselves.
What size TV fits an electric fireplace TV stand?
The size on the listing is the largest TV the maker says the stand holds, measured on the diagonal. Screens are wider than they look, so compare your TV’s width and its foot spacing with the tabletop on the listing, and keep a margin. If your TV is 65 inches, do not buy a stand listed for 55.
Does an electric fireplace TV stand heat a room?
These units heat like a space heater. The listings quote up to 400 square feet of supplemental heat, and the 1,400 W COSTWAY unit draws about as much power as a plug-in heater. In a cold Canadian winter that is a small to medium room. If you want warmth for a larger space, compare them with our guide to space heaters on Amazon.ca. Plug the stand straight into a wall outlet rather than a thin extension cord, and keep the heater’s clearances from the manual.
When is the best time to buy in Canada?
Retail patterns suggest furniture and heating products see more promotions around Black Friday on Nov. 27, Cyber Monday and Boxing Day, but we have not seen a scheduled discount on these listings. Prices on Amazon.ca move, so look at the price on the day you buy. Furniture also ships in a heavy box, so check the delivery date on the listing.
Who it suits and who should skip it
An electric fireplace TV stand suits anyone who wants storage, a place for the TV and some flames and warmth in one piece of furniture, including condo owners, renters and basements, with no chimney, wood or venting. Skip it if you need a main heat source, because the listings describe supplemental heat. Skip it too if your TV is wider than the listed size or if you want a built-in look, in which case our guide to electric fireplaces covers inserts and wall units.
Frequently asked questions
Is an electric fireplace TV stand safe for a TV?
The listings for the COSTWAY stands describe CSA approval, overheat protection and an anti-tipping device. Follow the manual for clearances between the heater and the screen, and do not block the vents.
Can you use the flames without the heat?
Yes. The COSTWAY and DORTALA listings say the flame and the heat work separately, and the HOOBRO listing describes two separate switches for heat and flame.
Does an electric fireplace TV stand need special wiring?
The units here are plug-in. A 1,400 W heater draws most of what a typical 15-amp household circuit can carry safely, so do not share that circuit with other heavy loads.
Sources. Amazon.ca listings for each product, opened Nov. 6, 2026, and Health Canada’s recalls and safety alerts. We did not read owner review text, so we have not paraphrased reviews; ratings and counts come from the listings.
Related reading: our Amazon Picks hub, our guide to electric fireplaces and our guide to space heaters on Amazon.ca.
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