Manhattan ComfortLiberty Mid Century Modern TV Stand for Televisions up to 60 Inches, Bedroom and Living Room Entertainment Center with Storage, Shelves, and Cabinet, 63" Wide, Brown/3d Print

Really exceeded my expectations! I was nervous due to some reviews, the price, and it being from Amazon. However it is very sturdy and very heavy. The only con I have is it was NOT easy to assemble. If you are like me and do not have much experience putting together furniture, make sure you have someone to help and plenty of time! I did it by myself in about 2.5 hours but it was difficult. Not all of the holes were aligned so I had to drill new ones and a few of the nails were faulty. But other than that, it’s great!

Love it! The only tricky part was lining up the cabinet doors, but with a little patience, it is smooth sailing. It holds my records and my gaming consoles with room to spare. Pictured is a 43" TV and has plenty of room to upgrade. Stylish and functional.

The assembly took me myself and I 2 and a half hours. It’s lots of screws and nails to put together. When I handled the first assembled part it broke so had to assemble it again. Though once assembled it is very sturdy and nice! good for the price.

I gave the assemble 2 stars as there were a couple of holes that were a bit off. Also the backing is in multiple pieces and theres barely any room to tack them down. Glue would have been much less frustrating.All in all. I really enjoy it now that its assmbled. Its fairly sturdy and a decent price for a mid-century design.

I searched for days looking for the perfect TV stand. This one had the right hight and length. I was worried that having “skinny” legs wouldn’t allow it to hold my 55” TV but to my surprise it has. Once assembled there is some movement when you wiggle the stand but I’m tossing that up to an uneven floor. Assembly was a breeze and everything was labeled properly. I was able to put this together by myself but I do recommend having a second person to make it go faster. I’m so glad I said yes to this TV stand

I was looking for something basic to put my record player and speakers on, and admittedly, this was a late night order where I didn't even pay much attention to the measurements. For the price, I was expecting something pretty small after selecting the "small" size.Free shipping with prime took a few weeks, but whatever, it's free. I also had this shipped to my parent's house because I live in the city while they live in the suburbs, and having a large package sent here is an almost certainty of theft.So I end up getting a call from my dad, that complains that he just got a package so heavy that he struggled to get it inside. Nonsense! What I ordered can't be that big! I offer to go pick up the package, but my pops graciously offers to bring it by my house, in exchange for a few craft beers of course. We bring the box up the three flights of stairs, and set it down in my apartment.The next weekend, I take on the task of putting this together. First thoughts, lots of hardware, not that many slabs of wood. Mind you, this isn't solid wood, it's particle board, but for the price, I didn't expect solid wood. Now, I've been around the furniture building game a time or two. I'm a kid who grew up on Legos, and I was ALWAYS the go-to furniture builder for my parents from a very young age. I put on some music, took out my hammer, screwdriver, and my power drill, and also cracked open a White Claw for good measure, then got to work!Having a helper would have been nice, but after a bit of repositioning, I was able to get the initial base assembled and the feet put in place. I found that a power drill was great for the legs, as the screws were the longest and it was nice saving my arm strength for the smaller, more precise parts. I probably spent about 2 hours putting this together, and the only real issue I had was at the end.You see, the think pieces of particle board that make up the backing of the unit need to be nailed in place. The manufacturer includes 50 tiny nails that would do a fantastic job of securing the back boards to the unit, however, I live on the top floor of a 3-story apartment, and I didn't really feel like having my downstairs neighbor listen to constant hammering through the 100+ year hardwood, so instead I just put nails in each of the corners of the rear pieces. Even with a fraction of the support the manufacturer intended, I was still able to lift the unit by holding the front wood shelf, and the hole in the rear particle board. THIS THING IS STURDY!!! I saved the nails for a later date when I decide to buy a house, but for now this will do just fine.11/10 would buy again.

The large size TV stand is well over 100 lbs. Some pieces were very heavy, but still took less than an hour to build. The legs aren’t as angled as shown, but still looks great nonetheless.

This Brazilian made TV console was a pleasant surprise for me!It is a quality product, contemporary, relatively easy to assemble. It is not a typical cheap quality "do it yourself" assembly furniture. I was pleasantly surprised.

It looks great but there were a few defects upon delivery. I worked around the damages... it functions as it should, works with my 60's vibe. A tad pricey for the quality which is basically IKEA

Nice glossy finish. Instructions could be a bit more clear but just gotta take your time with which way you put the pieces when assembling.