This was an affordable option. My partner wanted to take the TV down from over tio the fireplace because of neck problems. I was happy to oblige. I think we have a 55” TV and honestly, it looks nicer closer to the floor now, too. I’m about 5’10” and this cabinet comes up to the lower part of my kneecap (with shoes on). we opted for the gray top, even though we have dark brown floors. The majority is kind of a very light gray, faux wood veneer. The whole thing is made of manufactured particle board. And it was very heavy, more than 50 lbs. The packaging was good enough that Amazon didn’t damage the interior, thought the box had a gash in it. It has some foam padding inside the box. There’s a lot of parts — all familiar if you’ve put together Ikea furniture before. All you need is a Philips screwdriver, and a hammer for the finishing nails on the back cover. It was a little confusing, but I got the whole thing together myself. I had some parts backwards a couple of times. And I misplaced a wood peg but found it later. It has the metal screw pegs with the round locking nuts that go into pre-drilled holes. Easy to put together but heavy to move by myself. I may have chipped the corner off the top rear corner. No one will notice. I thought there’d be a little more space on the sides of the TV for plant or vase, but not much. It is not very deep, which is good because I didn’t want anything pushing too far into the living room. It has a center space with a shelf that is not adjustable — it is either in there or not in there. The doors look like slats of wood — which gives it a nice finish, but really they are just solid particle board. Behind the door is storage space for whatever a living room;might want to hide — extra cables, cds/DVDs/video games, books and magazines. No shelves in there. The center section has two holes for cables which is nice. Again for speakers or other devices — cable box, game console. My partner is very picky and says negative things virtually always about my decorating ideas; but did say this looked nice. And he said it was the right height for his neck problem, too.

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Instructions were easy to follow. Put together fairly easily. The only thing was to put all the little nails in the back panel, so make sure you have hammer. No pieces were damaged. Once together study piece.

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I liked the product very much. It is of good quality for the price.

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Love this TV stand.easy to put together and came at a great price! It has a stylish color and is easy to clean, this is exactly what I want.

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I put together the TV stand on a soft carpet to prevent scratches. Not too many wood pieces but a lot of connectors and screws so being organized is a must. On page 4 you assemble the units bottom and compartment dividers and top. On page 5 you install the front trim pieces however, they will not fit to the front of the cabinet with the top secured. Loosen the connectors for the top then install the trim. I turned over the cabinet a couple of times and made sure to install and tighten all of the metal connectors. Hand tighten all screws and connectors. I would not use power tools. Nice and sturdy unit with plenty of storage space. A BIG plus is the height. Perfect for my 65” flat screen to be seen at a decent level. I definitely recommend this unit! Very happy with it.

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