IC International Concepts Enteinment/TV Stand-with 2 Doors-48 Solid Real Wood, Sturdy Parawood, Minimum Assembly, 48 X 18 X 30, DIY, Paint or Stain in Any Color, Unfinished

The unit, once assembled, is really nice. Getting it assembled was a challenge.The right door had the hardware installed backwards. I didn't notice until I had it inserted. The next step was adding the pull knob, but there was no hole. I looked again and realized the hole for the knob was on the hinge side. Try opening that door! I decided to reverse it myself since you can't get just the door. You have to return the entire stand and get a new one. Nope. So I took off the hardware and reinstalled it correctly. Now I have holes all over the inside of the door. I was a bit off in my measuring so the gap on the right side is a bit big. I'll live with it.But the hardest thing to do was add the thin pieces that make up the back of the stand that slide in slots. The slots didn't line up with the right end piece where they meet at the top. I had to pull out the wooden dowels on that side and unscrew the bolts so I could force the end piece to move far enough to line them up. I put the bolts back in after I had the back piece in and it worked. Similar problem with the right side, but not as severe.The center slotted piece (like a stile) for holding the the two pieces for the center part (one has the holes in it for wires) did not have "indicators" (those little dents that tell you where to place a screw) so I slid both back pieces in (again with slot alignment problems) then put the stile in between them. Once that was done it was easy to put in the screws.I spent more time moving the door hardware and adjusting the misaligned slots then assembling the unit.Frustrating, but the end product is worth it. The stand is a very nice unit, and looks great.Now I have to take it apart, strip off the stain and re-stain it a different color. Such is life and it's not a terrible thing since it gives me something to do during this lock down.I wish they would place shelf holes all the way up the sides for more adjustability. I don't understand why furniture makers put a few here and there. For this one I'll be adding holes and I really would prefer not to. At least I have a template system to make it easier. A second shelf for the area behind the doors would be a welcome addition. I will be making my own, but it wouldn't be hard for the seller to do so - as long as they add some holes to hold them.If I hadn't run into these unnecessary things I had to fix I'd give it five stars.

Excellent quality. Stained nicely. Very happy with the piece.

I was surprised to find it was made of bamboo which is quite strong.

I love this thing! I use it in my office to hold my printer, etc., and it’s sturdy enough to support it. The doors help keep the dust off my printer paper too.

I love this piece of furniture I love the wood I was disappointed that it came with a warning that it is tilt. I have small grandkids I would never have bought it if I know it would tilt over and the large bottom board was cracked. Put some wood glue on the craic and sand it down stain the top and painted white. Well pleased. Also got a belt to attached to the wall.

I am impressed by the quality of this piece, especially given the affordable price (I got it when it was on sale, so it was an even better deal). One corner of the top piece was slightly dented when it arrived, but nothing light sanding couldn’t fix. I stained the top and painted the rest of the piece prior to assembling it. It was easy to put together. I am happy with how it turned out!

Would definitely order again

Not to bad to assemble. Most of the instructions made sense. All wood pieces. No missing parts! Very sturdy and nice to look at.