Mid Century Modern TV Stand (White)

Love this thing, it looks so gorgeous for so cheap. I was worried about possible defects like others, but mine arrived in perfect condition. Like others have said, it is difficult to put together, but a moderately intelligent human is capable of doing so. Just read through the directions (rather, look, because I don't think there was wording) and figure out what is supposed to go where and what parts are what before you ever begin to put it together and you will be fine. Is holding up really well, photos are with a 55 inch TV for reference.

I would give this one star if the actual tv stand didn’t work but I’ve had it for almost 2 months and it’s working fine. So I think 3 stars is fair for the fact that it’s functioning as advertised.Let’s talk about assembly.I just moved and most of my furniture I’ve assembled by myself. This was the exception. My boyfriend happened to be over and wanted to help. We spent FOUR HOURS trying to put this thing together! After four hours we gave up and had his dad come over the next day with power tools.Main problems: instructions where wrong. The instructions they send had things in the wrong order and had missing steps. So you can imagine trying to fill in the blanks was mind numbing. Instructions were not in English (not the biggest deal, most aren’t anyways) so it made it even more difficult.The pieces where made wrong. You might not be able to tell from the photo but the build is technically reversed. I don’t really no what they did but the top had all the holes for the bottom and the bottom had all the holes for the top. As you can tell in my second photo, the door stopper is attached to the top shelf instead of the bottom. So even though the top and bottom are reversed the bottom price still had the holes for the door stopper. Not a big deal, however even more of nightmare when you combine the lack of complete instructions.Speaking of the door stoppers, those had to be screwed in using a power tool. It would not corporate no matter how many attempts we made.With that said. After all that struggle and frustration, it works as advertised and looks great. It’s pretty small which works great for my small apartment and fils my 43” TV.Also for what I paid for, the price was worth the struggle.

assembly was a bit confusing, there are no written instructions, but still was able to build this alone. my tv is so heavy but the table is holding up excellently. also looks beautiful

Pros:Pretty decent sleek "mid-century" modern look.Price very cheap in comparison to similar models.Cons:Instructions are a complete mess and cannot be trusted. You'll need a bit of creative thinking/common sense.Quality is similar to that of Ikea furniture. Cheap particle-board material. Probably wouldn't endure many moves very well.First day trying to put this together was frustrating since I'm so used to extremely clear and well-illustrated diagrams like from Ikea. I'm very familiar with putting together large pieces of furniture by myself including my Ikea FRIHETEN sleeper sectional. However, these instructions were completely confusing. The different screws are not clearly defined in the pictures and are drawn to look the same (plus they don't even look like the real thing). Also the pieces outlined in each step do not coincide with the ones being used in the diagram. After an extremely bad morning attempt, I waited until later that night for attempt two.That night I was able to somewhat reverse engineer or pretend to put it together without really actually connecting the pieces. It was then I realized that the diagram completely mis-labled the top part as the bottom. Also, I completely ended up ignoring the screw numbers and just used them based on amount given and the fit. Also, you CANNOT use the Amazon product pictures to compare to yours. The cabinet magnet in the pictures shows them at the sides of the cabinet, but mine were actually at the top (and the diagram showed them on the bottom). Basically the diagram is upside, backwards, and inside-out. You'll need to combine knowledge from the product pictures, the diagram, and the board pieces (and where the holes are) to figure out how to put it together.I was finally able to complete the entire thing the next morning. Once I figured out how the parts were supposed to come together, the actual assembly was really easy. The end product looks very good for the price and it was extremely satisfying seeing it sitting in my living room.But seriously, if you are not already good at putting together furniture or have zero patience trying to figure out incorrect instructions then you should probably stay away. However despite all this, I still think it's very good value for the price.(Also, I noticed that someone else posted their instructions in the reviews. Mine were a completely different set of instructions and diagrams. Even the pieces are labeled differently.)

The entertainment center was delivered damage free. Looks exactly like the picture, and fits my home well. Instructions were a bit hard to follow but not impossible. Requires an intuitive mind and strength to build. Overall the quality is great

Whilst we now have a semi functioning tv unit this purchase was a very disappointing experience. Firstly, the seller accidentally sent us a futon that we had to arrange with fedex to send back. There was lots of back and forth for us to prove that we had been sent the wrong item (multiple sets of photos) and the couch was unsurprisingly very heavy so it was onerous for us as two petite females to have it sent back.When we did receive the tv stand the box was breaking with pieces falling out as others have commented. The pieces are not labeled at all and the instructions don’t include any text. We found it quite difficult to put together, it took us ~3hrs with 3 people. Then when we turned it over to look at our masterpiece we discovered multiple scratches on the top and a 1inch blemish where the paint is totally ripped off.Really disappointed in the purchase, would recommend just buying from Ikea.