YITAHOME RGB LED Corner TV Stand for TVs up to 55/50 Inch with Power Outlet, Modern Farmhouse Entertainment Center, Wood TV Media Console with Storage Shelves for Living Room, White Oak

At first I thought I ordered the wrong size, but as it turns out, it doesn't fit 55" TVs that have feet on each side. You really need a TV with a center mount or order the next size up in the stand. It was very easy to put together, directions were very simple. It fits perfect in the corner I got it for and looks great in the living room. I did have to purchase a center mount for my TV to fit on it, but it still looks great.

This took me pretty close to two hours to assemble. I’m not someone that enjoys puzzles but things were straight forward just follow the instructions. Everything is in pictures there is no writing. Take it one step at a time and it will go together pretty smoothly. First The bad, box was pretty damaged upon arrival. There were two minor things damaged but you would never see it if I didn’t point it out to you. See pics. I’m not too concerned about that so I’ll let it slide. I realize that the manufacturer cannot help how the product may be handled during delivery, however, a lot of issues can be remedied with better packaging a stronger exterior box and more secure tape would have prevented any issues I had. I began taking this apart in the house. The Styrofoam was getting everywhere since it was so crumbled, I took it all outside to unpack everything and wipe it down. This worked pretty well. The Good, assembly went smoothly and I really like the product. I think it looks nice and it truly is solid as a rock. This is not a lightweight or cheap item. For the price you are getting a lot. All in all, I would rate this at a 4.5 only because of the packaging. Outside of that it would be a 5.0.

I purchased the Rustic brown TV cabinet to go into a spare bedroom/craft room. It fits nicely in the corner and looks great. We had a couple of issues with instructions and had to take a section off and turn it around but basically the instructions are good. I hated the little numbered stickers on each piece.I found a video on how to remove the stickers without damaging the partical board. Dampen the corner of a cloth with rubbing alcohol and gently rub the sticker, then use something blunt (I used my fingernail) to get the sticker paper off. Rub the sticky with the alcohol cloth until its gone, then use a lightly dampened (with water) cloth to clean of any residue of stickiness or alcohol. Finish by wiping with a dry cloth. Hope this helps someone else.

We just put this together today. The directions and all parts were complete. The wood that it's made out of seems very sturdy, like wood, not MDF. It's very pretty and an asset to our room. We got the white/gray color and it looks nice. It took us about 3 hours to put together. Initially you start off putting it together backwards and upside down but, then when you flip it, it's easier. The connections used to put it together are solid and makes it feel strong. I love the outlet on top for whenever I need one. The outlet we used for the units power is behind it so, I appreciate having two available. We wondered why we waited so long to get a new unit. Looks great and I think the price is very fair.

The directions are thorough but you have to pay attention to the arrows and the holes on the board so the next steps are easy to assemble. My advice is to read through them and get familiar with the parts. It is very easy to miss that. Step 3 (in my opinion) where you're building the middle part, the instructions shows putting it together where the cabinets are going to face upward, this meaning you have to flip it over to attach the 2 back boards,you risk blowing the holes out during this process. I chose to do it where the cabinets(not on yet) were facing the floor so I didn't have to turn it over and I propped the sides up in the process until I got the back on, so it became sturdy before flipping around. When you get to the cabinets make sure the magnet is lined up with the metal piece on the doors. I saw a review where they said the cabinets don't stay on, that wasn't myexperience, they seem sturdy and in place.I am happy with my purchase, it works for my small apartment living room. It's pretty good size and spacious shelves. My TV is a 40 inch and I still have room if I want to get a 50 or 55in.

Took some time to put together, packaging styrofoam was horrible. Unpack outside or you will regret the mess! Directions are vague and not helpful at times. Use common sense, and look at future steps while proceeding. Cordless drill and small tack hammer will be your friend with assembly. Quality is average to decent for what you paid. Not beautiful, but functional with a few small noticeable gaps. Would have liked the outlet more centraly located rather than shoved to the right side. I have a 50" TCL sitting on top, and the feet have maxed out the width of the table top. You "may" get 40" for the tv feet depending on your sets footprint. I am kind of "ehh" on the stand overall. It's there, it does the job for now!

Be prepared to drill holes and properly align the components of this piece of furniture. Jigs are out of alignment by excess of 1.5 inches. Some of the drilling machines are drilling on the opposite side of the panels and therefore no holes at all. Did I follow directions and ensure that the correct sides were up/down? You bet. Why didn’t I return it? Too heavy and too inconvenient when I could make it work on my own.😖

Very nice, very sturdy for a built it yourself tv stand. No complaints. Easy to put together. Simple straight forward design