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Noté 4.4 sur 5 étoiles.
Avis 1-5 de 9
Noté 4 sur 5 étoiles.
Like the look, but the holes were made on the wrong side, so I could not use the doors. Got some baskets and think the baskets are even better!!!
Noté 5 sur 5 étoiles.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This tv stand is gorgeous!! It was such an easy upgrade to our living room that made a huge difference. It was very easy and quick to assemble and feels very well made. It’s very sturdy and durable. Looks like a very high end piece once it’s in place!
Noté 4 sur 5 étoiles.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is pretty good looking and modern. Quality is average. Not super heavy duty or sturdy but not too cheap either. Comes disassembled so it took a bit of time to build it up. Works well for a TV stand as intended or living room piece.
Noté 5 sur 5 étoiles.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Nice looking tv stand that was very easy to put together. So much so that, I let my son do it! Being that it was going in his bedroom anyways! Other than a couple of questions he figured it out on his own. And it looks really good! All pieces seem to be good quality and it seems to be sturdy now that it is assembled. It has adequate storage area and I really like the cage cabinets on each end. It gives the cabinet a unique look to it. Plus adds more storage room. Overall I think this is a nice constructed piece of furniture and will hold up for many years!
Noté 4 sur 5 étoiles.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Upon unpacking the components of this TV stand, I noticed that two of the MDF pieces had worn veneer on the edges (there were no signs of damage to the shipping box and these worn edges were in the center of the box). I wasn’t too worried at first, since I knew that edges would sometimes be hidden by joints, so I continued assembling the cabinet. After carefully laying out all of the pieces, I noticed that several of the MDF panels did not have labels. Luckily, I was able to identify them by process of elimination and by matching them to the illustrations in the instruction manual. The manual was quite blurry, but a person with former furniture building experience should be able to easily assemble this cabinet based on the illustrations and parts given. There are no words to follow in the manual which is actually quite nice for me, because I don’t think they are needed (a picture’s worth a thousand words). The back panel is thin but sturdy and seams together with a strip of tape (included). The panel is then inserted into a groove which is created once the cabinet is partially assembled. After the top of the cabinet is in place, the back panel is secure. There are two holes already cut which allow for wiring and are located just above and below the middle shelf, once installed. The two metal doors install with six screw (two for each hinge) and do not require adjustments. A magnetic clasp is then installed for each door and these are adjustable to make the door sit parallel to the cabinet. The metal handles have a nice feel and easily attach to the doors with the included screw using a Philips screwdriver (not included). On the bottom of the cabinet, a metal frame is built by attaching metal bars together and mounting them to the cabinet which creates legs. One of the screws did not secure during this process and I suspect it will eventually fall out at some point, but there are enough screws mounted otherwise that it should be stabled. The next step was attaching four adjustable feet. These would be great for a house with unleveled floors. Luckily, I don’t have that problem, but it’s nice to have them in place in case the need should arise. After everything was fully assembled, the only MDF with a worn edge that remained showing was the middle shelf which is quite visible. There are no other visible signs of wear or discoloration on the cabinet. All of the pieces aligned properly and the everything looks just like it does in the photos I have seen online. When lifting the TV stand to move it to another location in the room, I noticed a slight looseness in its structure, despite having secured every panel perfectly during assembly (I am very meticulous in my work). This cabinet works well for me because I don’t plan to move it too often I don’t have young children or large, playful dogs. It looks really nice and holds light/medium weight items. I’m not comfortable putting my big screen television on it, so I have been using it in my home office as a credenza and it has worked out nicely.