If you're looking for an entertainment center, look no further!! This is beautiful and the size is perfect!!

This Romilly entertainment center is a handsome and pretty well designed piece of furniture that I anticipate we'll be looking at nightly for years to come. We admire the symmetry; the rich stain and finish looks elegant so that we don't even notice it's not real walnut--which is not even mass produced even if we could afford it! That classic looking "machine carved" pattern on the upper bridge is a great aesthetic touch. At 92" wide it is a good fit for our den's 15' wall with tall ceiling. Our 50" wide television has 4'' space on either side; its 35" height leaves 2'' clearance at the top. I think a slightly smaller television would look better, but most people, I'd think, would be so focused on what's on the screen they're not really going to criticize proportion. The height of the bridge over the TV is set at the highest of four possible selections, each one spaced 3" apart; if you dropped it more than one more rung, the space between top and bottom bridges would look weird. . . . Anyway, our 14" h stereo speakers fit--barely!--and the two shelves in the center of the main cabinet adequately house stereo amp and cd player. It was easy to take the screws out of the back panel of main cabinet to use a jig saw to customize the panel for our particular stereo components. Was easy to assemble; the directions, such as they were, almost unnecessary--assembly will require two people. We put little felt pads on all 12 feet so that, big as it is, the EC slides easily over the wood. A lot of blah blah blah to say that we are really pleased with this item.

This entertainment unit is actually beautiful. However, it comes in a total of four boxes and FedEx delivered the first set severely damaged. A second set was ordered and delivered and also FedEx delivered completely unusable. My complaint with Wayfair is that although they refunded our money immediately they would not come and pick up and haul away the damaged material. They said that we could have it picked up and hauled away or “donate “it. Not sure who was going to accept that donation considering it was not usable