FITUEYES Design 4-Tier AV Media Stand Corner Shelf for Record Player Wooden Stereo Cabinet Audio Rack Tower with Height Adjustable Wooden Shelves for ps4 (Walnut)

Great quality product, Easy to assemble and sturdy construction compared to other lesser price product. Spend a little more and get a LOT MORE.

robusto, amplio, resistente, facil de armar, estétici.

Easy to assemble and looks great. Love the holder for the extension cord in the back. Keeps all the wires neatly together. A great addition to the living room.

After a somewhat challenging assembly I find the unit to be both functional, well designed and attractive. As many have stated the directions could be clearer. Some things that you might consider when assembling this unit. If you have a wooden floor consider assembling on a tarp or blanket. The side metal pieces are heavy and might be dropped causing gouges in you floor. During the initial stages of construction it may be helpful to have another person to hold the frame together. Hand tighten the bolts so you do no cross thread. An electric drill helps a great deal. Remember when attaching the two rear black supports to have the two bolt holes on the outside for the power strip. ( I didn’t and I had to reattach them )Other than that be patient and allow about 2 hours for assembly. All in all a worthwhile project for a great unit

Very well made stereo cabinet! Works perfectly for all my stereo equipment. Read directions carefully before assembling is my advice

Easy to put together very attractive and highly functional.

Looked at some pricier options, but just couldn’t justify it. Wasn’t sure on this, but read a few reviews and figured I’d give it a shot. The wood veneer is nicer than I expected it to be. The frame is steel. Very sturdy. I have a turntable on top, one old vintage stereo receiver on shelf 2, two vintage CD players stacked on shelf 3, one vintage integrated amp and another newer smaller class D amp on top of it on the bottom and it holds everything, no problemThe directions could have a few highlights or tips to make assembly easier, but it wasn’t that hard —-(1) Not sure why that have you put the frame together, then screw it together later. Because in Step 2, they have you put the upper and lower shelves on and the stand just won’t stay together while you try to do that. Then you get step 3 or 4 and they tell you to put the cross brace screws in. I saw the holes, dunno why I didn’t think to look ahead as the frame collapsed 4 or 5 times on me because nothing was holding it together to put the shelves on. Guess it would be fine to follow the directions if you had a helper hold it. Or, just put the screws in during Step 1. Lol!(2) The rear supports only go one way. If you put them on the wrong way, the pre drilled holes for the cord “organizer” on the bottom (it doesn’t organize much TBH) are on the wrong side. I’ve thought about mounting a surge protector on the back and the wood or MDF or whatever appears solid enough to do that.(3) The shelves have steel threaded “push ins” (I’m sure they have a name, but I don’t know what it is). Those have to go in past the wood edge on the side. Make sure you put them in with the flathead facing out or you can turn it to line it up with the screw hole. And, I would suggested putting the screws in, then removing them, before putting the shelves in. That way everything is lined up and the screws go in easier when it is on the frame. The shelves are “adjustable”, but you do have to screw them in to the two options on each shelf available, so plan that out accordingly. Because you are not just removing the component and adjusting the shelf like you would on a bookshelf.Overall, I’d buy this again. It is a nice looking piece even with the steel frame. The shelves are solid for MDF or whatever they are, and the veneer is a nice wood pattern and color. It deserves the 5 stars with only one star knocked off for “Ease of assembly” due to unclear and slightly unnecessarily complicated directions.

I was looking for a solution to store/display my turntable/amp/tuner. Since I purchased (and loved) the TV stand, it was a no brainer to settle on this.It was easy to assemble, and all of the tools were included. The instructions were easy to follow. It took me ~45 minutes to assemble.After assembly, it is rock solid. It’s very sturdy, and very stable.It holds my turntable, amp, tuner, along with my bookshelf speaker.I was thinking on opting for the newer model, but I didn’t need the LED lighting as well as the power outlets. I did find a power strip that clamps between the vertical boards. It looks great.For the price, it is a great decision.