I purchased the TV stand for my stereo system. The product arrived in a boxed wrapped in plastic. It was heavy to lift. There were no surface blemishes as the TV stand was packed very good in the box. The assembly for one person can take several hours. There are many parts to assemble. The instruction manual is very good with product illustrations on how to put all the assembly pieces together. I used wood glue on all the connecting wood pieces. I had to use wood glue in some of the cams because some of the bigger cams didn’t tighten very good. The cams are very light weight. It almost feels like hard plastic. On page 5, it recommends putting the cams in the holes on nine wood attachments, but that became slight problem using the cam screws to attach some of the pieces. Some of the cams in the hole moved out of position. I had to remove some of them out of the wood hole with a screwdriver then insert the cam back in and tighten it to the cam screw. Also, there are two wood dole sizes. Make sure on page 12 you insert the longer wood doles to connect wood piece E and O. After assembling 90 percent of the cabinet, I realized I accidentally used the small doles. I had to cut the longer doles to size for the top cabinet wood piece labeled D. I used a hole-saw attached to a drill to cut a hole in the back of the cabinet. I used one of the two plastic covers to insert in the hole for wiring. I had some problem aligning the side door due to the door brackets, but got it to align good. The cabinet surface has a thin fake wood laminate. The wood laminate pattern on the cabinet looks okay. After hours assembling the cabinet it looks good in my living room. I am satisfied with the purchase. I have been searching online for an affordable cabinet I can use for my stereo system and I’m glad I found this one on Wayfair.
