Manhattan ComfortLiberty Mid Century Modern TV Stand for Televisions up to 50 Inches, Bedroom and Living Room Entertainment Center with Storage, Shelves, and Cabinet, 53" Wide, Rustic Brown/Aqua

For a small tv stand, it's pretty large. I was able to put this together by myself, just take your time. The directions have few words and are mostly visual. If you are looking for hand holding, deep detailed instructions, this is not the project for you. Make sure you look at the pieces they are using and in what direction the side with the holes should be facing in the diagrams. Door did not have pre drilled holes but knew this from reading the reviews. The material is pretty soft and can screw the screws right in. A scratch awl can be used to make a little indent where the screw should go.Door is adjustable using the screws on the door brackets themselves. I don't think the listing mentions but the door and blue shelves are glossy.They do give you a bag of extra hardware.Tools used: Hammer, Philips Screwdriver, Scratch Awl to mark holes on door, Wood glue / Elmer's Glue All ( added to holes for wood pins for extra strength but not required. ) and a bowl to put your hardware in as you work through all the little bags.

I was so excited to finally get this since I just moved into my first apartment. It’s really beautiful and really makes the space come together. It was just the assemble that literally almost made me reconsider returning it. There are some holes that don’t exist that you’ll need a drill to create such as the holes to hold the door in place. Also the legs are sitting at an angle but the screw that holds in it place are straight and suppose to fit anyways… I had to look up a YouTube video to realize a drill was required for this assembly. It took me 7 hours in total to put theses 8 pieces together. Wouldn’t say it was worth it but if you really like this be prepared.

This cabinet is exactly what I was looking for! I was going to sell my huge vinyl collection from 30 to 40 years ago. Many albums out of production, and artists no longer with us. I just couldn't do it. Researched and decided instead to buy this cabinet to store the albums. I also bought a Audio-Technica turntable, with bluetooth capabilities. So glad I did!The cabinet was easy to put together... Though I really took my time and I asked a friend to come help with the final assembly phase. The packaging was heavy duty, no scratches or dents, and plenty of hardware to assemble. Directions are just what you'd expect... You've got to use some common sense and think the process through. Looks like they include a link for video instructions, which I didn't need. I'm a 63 year old DIY'er gal and it came together fine.As you can see from the last picture, I added a fifth leg under the center of the console. (After lugging the boxes of vinyl out of my garage, I knew how heavy my collection was!) I bought the leg and bracket ($10) and a pint of color matched paint ($12). Cut the leg to fit and attached it. It turned out great, right?Very pleased with my new audio, entertainment set up!

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!

This cabinet is very stylish and nice looking. The quality is really good for a manufactured wood piece of furniture, just be careful because it can easily be damaged. It's quite sturdy after being built and extremely functional; we were able to get records into both sides of the medium sized model. The only complaint I have, and that many others had, this thing was difficult to build..most of the pieces weren't marked with numbers, holes weren't machined/drilled properly, and dowels broke easily while trying to screw in the shelves. We had to separately drill a hole in the door for the hinges and drill a hole in one of the legs because it was only drilled 1/4 of the way through..Other than that, it's great and we'll worth the price in our opinion!