Very nice and easy to put together. It is a heavy package so you'll need help moving it but with two people assembling it it probably takes about 2 hours or so I like to take my time definitely like it.

I didn't see any reviews for this, and while I never review anything, I wanted to note that it's lovely BUT pieces 3 and 4 were mislabelled (swapped) and it drove me batty for over an hour while I compared all the tiny diagrams to try to figure things out. So just be aware that your components could be mislabeled! A few tiny pieces of the veneer/outer stained part have started peeling and will need wood glue. The part underneath could still be solid wood or plywood, but there's a veneer with the stain on top. Arrived in one huge package. Heavy. It's 80" long so just be aware it's large and heavy. I'm surprised they delivered it honestly. I can't be positive it's solid wood because there's definitely wood/plywood and then a veneer or stained veneer of the same on top? But it all smelled like a Christmas tree, so there's definitely Fir involved, and it feels very solid (the legs are definitely solid wood) and is mostly wood, and for the price I'm very happy with that. I wasn't seeing any truly solid wood furniture for less than $1000 and this is pretty dang close for less than half of that! The black part at the top of each cabinet was hard to decipher in photos but seems like acrylic that presents more like glass. Doesn't look too cheap or anything. The whole unit feels very 90s to me in a good way. Oh: It's warmer than the photos suggest. I got the oak/lighter color because it looked more authentic to me than "brown" - and it's a very warm almost red leaning (in some light) honey oak style finish, even in natural daylight. So make sure you're okay with that if you get that color. I can do it, but makes me wish I had a higher contrast floor. Hope this helps someone! I paid around $360 including tax and for the price point I'm pleased.

Simple and beautiful tv stand! Instructions to assemble were pretty intuitive. Only issue is that the doors don’t sit exactly perpendicular to the base; they go inward a bit.