Walker Edison Saxon Mid Century Modern Glass Shelf TV Stand for TVs up to 65 Inches, 60 Inch, Walnut

This TV stand was an impulse buy that paid off! If you’re contemplating it, just buy it. It is sturdy and chic. This is very simple and straightforward to assemble, just be careful not to over-tighten until you get the doors on, otherwise one will be crooked. But it’s an easy fix. The finish is smooth and durable. I have an 8-year-old who can’t seem to keep his feet off of it while lying on the floor, and it barely wobbles. I just love it!

This came out really nicely. I put it together on my own in 3 hours. Directions were clear. The only thing I would say is attach the door stops before you put the top on. The instructions have you doing it after and then you are trying to screw it in upside down fighting gravity. The doors take a sec to get even and level, but it is pretty easy. The adjustable feet make it very stable. This is pretty sturdy and I expect it will last a long time.

Great product (when finished) Ok, so I wanna start by saying that I am absolutely not experienced in building my own furniture, and wasn't totally sure what to expect. Overall, the end product looks great, feels overall pretty sturdy and I think pretty much worth the price. The one and only (major) qualm I have with this product is the fact that they supply you with what I would consider maybe the worst set of hardware I could have asked for.. The allen screws are great, easy to put in, easy to take out, goes in straight etc. etc.... However, the regular screws are TERRIBLE.. It says not to use power tools (even though some parts basically call for it), and I can see why.. I used a power tool on step 8-ish because the angle was kind of just ridiculous... Stripped the screws in seconds.. When I was trying to attach the door magnets to the top, it because literally impossible.. The screws are maybe twice the width of a needle and damn near impossible to install! I ended up super gluing this part... When it came to putting the plastic things on the back, unless you have a power drill just forget about it.... I got one in via power drill and decided the whole step was more or less pointless and skipped it (saving the pieces incase that was a mistake, but I really don't think it was)... This thing took me a good 4 to 4.5 hours to put together.. Granted, I did make a mistake that I realized somewhat in time (the instructions could be better, but as long as you have a head on your shoulders you should be ok..) so that took me a good 25 minutes to correct... The adjustable legs make it easy to level (It wasn't level at first, but the adjustable legs made it work).. But man, did this thing take way longer than it should have.. The glass is high quality and overall when completed I am very very happy... But putting it together was a pain in the butt, so if that is a concern of yours I would not recommend! Pros: Looks great when finished, feels sturdy though could be a little more solid Cons: They send you the crappiest screws and it doesn't come with a screwdriver to actually use them... Had to use super glue, which hands down is way easier than what I was expected to do lol...

I didn't have any misalignment issues with the doors or any of the other complaints others have stated, except there was one tiny scratch on the finish when it arrived. I took a brown furniture marker to it and now I don't notice it. I feel the door misalignment is probably user assembly error. This really is a good looking stand. I like having the combination of an open central area, but being able to hide things in the compartments. If you don't care about that, you could leave the doors off to display things and it would still look good. Would recommend.

My TV stand came out absolutely perfectly, the second time I got one. For the first one, it was delivered by UPS and the policy in my building was they have to drop at door, on the third floor. Well, if you get one of these you will realize that without an elevator that's just cruel and unusual for one person, its an awkward and heavy package (~90lbs.). So, needless to say the first one was all cracked up when I opened it up, even after seeing the guy struggling and helping him get it up the last set of stairs. Returning was a PITA, since then I had to enlist a friend to help me get it to the nearest UPS.. But, I returned it with a pre-shipped replacement, specifically said it had to go to the front office, and when I picked it up from there it was totally unscathed. Assembly took a while, even with a decent tool set, but if you take your time the end result is absolutely worth it. Very nice looking and very sturdy! This piece really does have nice construction quality for a fiberboard piece. Also, if you are looking to put a center speaker on that shelf, the Klipsch R-34C fits PERFECTLY, like you will have to slowly ease it in like an iPhone box kind of fit, 26" exactly of width, and a 26" width speaker.

Overall a beautiful TV stand for the price! I love the design, the packaging was great and the instructions were easy to follow. The Cons: - The instructions ask you to install the back panels with the cable slots facing upwards (pic 1). I didn’t think anything of it and completed the build. It wasn’t until I sat back in my couch that I realized how silly it was. If kept as is, all cables from my devices would be ran through the top. After 30 minutes, I took off the top, flipped the panels, and put the top back on. Save yourself the headache and flip these right away. That way, all cables are hidden. - One of the bolts for the legs was missing the threads. Not a deal breaker and it’s still sturdy. However, it was a defect. - Like other reviewers, the doors were a pain in the butt to install level. It took multiple times loosening, readjusting, etc to get them level. Overall, I’d still recommend this table to anyone! Great price, easy to put together, and a joy to look at. Just don’t forget to flip the back panels!

For the price, this is absolutely the best value! I searched for months when I moved from NYC to FL for a console because I finally had space for one. I did not want to invest a lot of money knowing I will move again and would likely not take the console with me. I assembled it completely by myself (27F), in under 3 hours. Regarding assembly, there were a few instances which I felt things weren’t in the order that I would have done it, so I recommend reading it through before starting. Could be sturdier, but maybe that’s my assembling. It looks beautiful and of higher quality than it actually is (but still great value!). I ordered the gray and in some lighting it has a hint of taupe which I actually really like. It is more gray in person than how it shows in my photos. Very pleased with this purchase!

OK, so I think this is the epitome of a 3-star item. It's literally a middle-of-the-road quality item, but it still looks very nice, which is the primary purpose of the TV stand in our house. For the price, I think it should have been MUCH more solid feeling and manufactured to a better standard. Pros: - Looks nice when completed. The style is good. Very clean and simple. The brown veneer looks passable, but loses it's appeal when viewed up close. - Assembly was easy. The only hitch were bottom to feet were really annoying to attach because it's laying on the floor and the hex wrench isn't long enough to really easily attach it, so it's very slow going. But that's par for the course with DIY furniture assembly. - Width is GREAT! It's the perfect width for a 55 or 65" inch TV and most will have at least a few nice inches on either side. Cons: - It's definitely wobbly. If you have a younger child in your home, this is NOT going to make your feel comfortable. Without a TV (which adds ~40-50+ lbs to the TOP), completely assembled with nothing inside it, it wobble way more than I would desire on short carpet. The main problem is that the feet aren't set close enough to the edge of the unit and the center legs positioning is just wrong. Nudge it lengthwise with a TV on top and you'll know immediately that you don't want to mess around near it. If it wouldn't be such a pain to disassemble... - The door gaps are HUGE. In the product photo they are maybe an 1/8"-1/16", but my unit is around 1/4" at the edges, and the magnetic doorstop only meets correctly on the left-hand door. The right-hand door stays shut OK, but it's not due to the magnetic closure. - The doors don't feel sturdy at all. Like I told my daughter... under no circumstances should you allow yourself to put any weight on the doors, even by accident. Open and close only. - The veneer is very thin and there were quite a few light scratches on the exterior. - Overall quality is just very mediocre. The construction tolerances was VERY high, meaning nothing felt like it was very sturdy in place, except the feet. Those bolted on securely. But the doors and especially the interiors shelves wobble way too much for much comfort. I'd prefer things be a tight too TIGHT, not too loose. So here's the summary: It's cheap, it's probably overpriced for it's quality, but it does look pretty good once assembled. I wouldn't expect to get more than a few years use out of it, and if you have younger kids, just stay away from this one!