Exhibit TV Stand for TVs up to 65"

Relative to the price the quality is great and a nice look. That’s why I gave it 4 stars. However, it’s disappointing that the finishes are not great. The center leg is unfinished and can be seen when looking at the stand. In addition, the back board is not covering all back side of the stand so the wall behind is showing through the TV stand... and as you can see in my pictures one of the legs is not completely painted. I would have been happy to pay a bit more and get a better finishes. Last, the assembly is very cumbersome. A lot of details and tons of different hardware... so if patience is not your thing, this one is not for you!

This TV stand is perfect for our living room. I love the quality of the material and it was easy to put together! The color is absolutely gorgeous as well!

Hard to put together but worth it!! Darker than I wanted looks more black then grey. But size and style is great.

Very sturdy! Looks good too. You might want to invite a friend over to help with assembly. It took quite some time to build. Music and drinks helped though!

I would recommend this piece if you're looking for something temporary. We purchased it because we have a 65" tv and we were having a really hard time finding a tv stand that could accomodate the width of the screen AND that was tall enough for the speaker, AV receiver, and our PS4 and Nintendo Switch stand and console. It seems like the PS4 might get a little warm in the cubby. I do not think it would survive a move. We plan on giving to kids fresh out of college when we move again. Quality: We were very surprised by how flimsy some of the main parts are on this tv stand. It was cheap, I wasn't expecting amazing, but I was expecting something a bit more durable. The back of the unit is like bookbinding cardboard. We almost threw it away, but it literally had a sticker on it saying "do not throw away". The wood "finish" is a very thin paper or plastic wrap. IT WILL TEAR, so tread carefully. See the close-up picture. There's some damage just above the drawer pull and where my finger is pointing. Not a good idea to drag anything along the finish. Mentally, prepare to be disappointed when you open the box. But don't worry, it actually comes together really nicely given the quality of materials and the price. It is also very stable, which is a plus. I was not confident it would come together neatly since there's a LOT of room for human error. Assembly: This tv stand was a lot of work to put together. It took us almost three hours to finish. There are so many screws and nails and tiny little bits of hardware. You need a Phillips, a flathead, and a Roberston screwdriver according to the instructions, though we never found out what the last one was for. It wasn't on the instructions. I recommend using a rubber mallet too for attaching the framing. We ended up using a hammer wrapped in a thick blanket.