AUDIO - Turntable/LP Record/Vinyl Storage Side End/Bedside Table - Oak

Easy to put together, instructions not needed. Looks great. Value for money

Delivered when advised it would be, no damage, easy to follow instructions and it was the right size for what I needed. The records fit and my player fits on top so all good. The only thing that let it down was the sticky screw covers which were a slightly different colour.

Awesome unit and a breeze to put together. Surprisingly heavy and solid. Exactly what I was looking for. Very good value for money.

A sturdy, attractive unit with a good weight to make it stable. Assembly was relatively easy but the dividers proved to be a bit fiddly. Now has my old Aiwa unit with turntable mounted on top and LPs and CDs on the top shelf. Chipboard construction but all parts fit well and even comes with wood glue.

Really great value for money vinyl player stand. My husband is quite practical and had no problem putting it together quickly. Is sturdy and our ‘jam’ player fits perfectly on top. We’re really pleased. Only thing is, it is quite a dark oak compared to our other oak furniture, but for the price we don’t mind.

Dowels aren’t up to the task hard to put together holes don’t line up properly. Finish not to bad

Seller offered professional build for £18, yet the item arrived as flat pack!The cheap dowels were so brittle that they snapped off when 2 pieces touched each other. So I had to drill out broken bits and buy new dowels!!The main large screws were so soft they stripped the cross heads as soon as they bit into a harder material, so had to get new ones!!!There were no caps to cover screw heads on sides either !!!!At £80 the item is very poor value.Another Chinese import!

This arrived very quickly and was quite simple to assemble into a very rigid unit. It's worth noting that it's impossible to safely operate a turntable inside the top compartment as shown in the photos. It would be better to have the turntable on the top unit leaving space for accessories or a small amplifier in the compartment. To this end it would be helpful to have a pre-cut hole with a diameter of around 7 cm in the rear panel to allow cables to pass through. Unfortunately the internal shelf is only 400 mm wide and won't accommodate a standard full width HiFi component. Given the current upsurge in vinyl and turntable sales I'm sure that there would be a market for a wider (450 mm shelf) version.