Solid piece. Perfect below tv. We did not put middle door on and use as media shelf.

This was a very sleek fit and easy to assemble !

Very nice, solid wood sideboard, generally well-packaged, but still had several items of damage on arrival. First was a scratch and apparent marks from a stapler on the top panel, but I was able to make them pretty much invisible with a black marker and a little rubbing. Second was much more serious, and the packaging made it apparent that the damage occurred before the parts were even put into the final shipping box. Another bummer: the internal packaging is pretty clever/well-designed, but also put together like a Chinese puzzle box, and the piece I found damaged was literally the VERY LAST piece I pulled out of the shipping container for inspection. There are groups of parts that are separately wrapped in paper before they're put into the shipping box, and then stacked in the container with various, strategically-placed bumper materials placed on/around them to keep the parts from hitting each other while the outer box is in transit, and to shield the parts from damage to the outer shipping container. One of these inner packages contained the whole bottom panel, which has a big moulding strip on the front edge that's located under the bottom of the doors in the finished cabinet, as the doors open/close. Well, *somebody* in the factory bashed one of the corners of this inner package into something, with enough force to completely break half of the glue/wood strip seals holding the moulding strip onto the main bottom panel, so that half of the moulding strip was separated from the bottom panel and bent out/away from the panel about a full inch at the impacted corner. Fortunately, I have some woodworking experience, and had a few bar clamps that open wide enough to let me re-glue the broken/separated strip, and clamp it back into its original position ... assembly delayed for hours while I had to deal with the damage. For most, if not all other buyers of this cabinet, damage this serious would have forced placement of ALL the parts back into their "Chinese puzzle box" shipping configuration, and return of the entire package, which is very bulky, heavy, and hard to move around. Third gripe, the doors are all marked with the same identifying number, which suggests they're all identical/interchangeable, with all pre-drilled pilot holes in exactly identical positions. They're not, which you find out pretty quickly when you begin trying to hang/install the doors on the finished cabinet. I had to install/remove/switch a couple of them around a few times, trying different configurations to figure out which would fit best in the positions I was trying. This variance in the doors also leads to variance in the gaps between the bottom of the cabinet and the bottoms of the doors. That variance led to poor connection of the magnets that you put on the bottom moulding strip (remember ... the broken moulding I had to fix?) to match up with the metal plates that go on the inner bottom edges of the doors, as a "catch" for the door when it closes. The doors have no corresponding stop/catch on top, so any screwup/misalignment on the bottom stop/catch is magnified X2. I had to fabricate and put shims under the magnets on two of the 3 doors to get them to properly match up with their corresponding plates on the doors. Apart from these shipping/assembly headaches, however, once I finally got the whole thing together, with all doors positioned and working the way I wanted, I'm actually very pleased with the appearance and quality of this thing, particularly after I added some LED puck lights to the "roof" of the three internal sections of the cabinet. Now it looks/functions like a cabinet that cost at least twice what I paid for it (see photo) ... but Wayfair/the manufacturer made me work a lot harder for that final result than I should have had to.

Im always nervous ordering something like this sight unseen, but I ordered the Burnette Brown cabinet and we are very satisfied. It was delivered a day earlier than the original delivery date. Well packaged. It has a few tiny scratches that will be very easy to cover with scratch cover. It only took my husband about 3 hours to assemble with my help only to hang the doors. He said the instructions were very good with a logical progression. Most accurate drilling to match up pieces of any self-assembly piece he has ever put together. Very sturdy piece. Overall, we are very pleased.

Just what I needed for my Fenton lime green glass. Beautiful!