Christopher Knight Home Rowan Wood TV Stand, White Matte / Oak Finish

Got the wrong color.Instructions are in a terrible order.Go through the instructions until these two sentences make sense, seriously:- Install the glass clips on the side panels before anything else. Should take 4 F screws.- Install the hinges on the side panels (not the door). Should take 16 F screws, 8 for each wideRead the instructions 10 times if you have to until those two sentences make sense. Look around Step 7. You will save a lot of terrible effort following those instructions.The review that said "I wish some of the steps were reordered" but didn't actually say what that meant could probably have saved a lot of people a lot of work.-As far as function, I was never planning to put my TV on it, so I can't comment on the wobble. It's sturdy enough but all it needs to carry is a few game consoles.There are no ventilation holes in the door area (or any holes for that matter), so don't plan on having any electronics thereThe people saying the doors don't line up are only kind of right, I bet you can fix the hinges by messing with the screws, but with the terrible instruction order odds are the hinges won't be lined up.I gave this a 4 because it will work for most people, it's just a pain to put together in ways it really doesn't need to be.Also this thing leaves a mess of desiccant pellets, Amazon needs to get their act together on this, extremely annoying to have a mess of potentially poisonous pellets spill out of an order

I bought this to store yoga mats and props for my zoom classes. The 27 1/2" center shelves are perfect. Very well packaged with extra styrofoam and wrapping of each pieces. Easy to follow instructions. Even though I would had prefer a few steps to had been in different order for easier access to some screw in items. Also the dark grey color was not color ordered. Wasn't even an option. But it worked out for my space. This is why I gave 4 stars.

Overall, this tv stand is awesome.Easy to assemble alone, nice looking, quite durable so far.However, it has some defects.1. On the bottom pannel, the one of premade holes was too big to tighten a screw. i gave up since it kept falling down to the floor. it won't affect the duality though. (hopefully).2. On the top pannel, there was something in the hole - black charcoal or something. i wasn't able to take it out and i can't put the screw in the hole. in the same way, it won't affect the duality so far so i just let it without the certain screw.3. This is the main issue. The one of premade holes in the left door for the hinge is too big so the hinge can't stay in the position. now whenever i open and close the door, i need to support the door not to fall down to the floor.I asked the seller for replacement but they said they can't do anything for that. i wish amazon can do something for me.

it looks good. however because of poor attention to detail i had to knock of a few stars. the top and bottom boards have a groove cut in to them to accommodate the back panel. the groove is not cut evenly and some of the fasteners we're unable to be fastened. the pieces still went together for the most part. just not like they're supposed too. also some of the wrapping on the particle board is very obvious. looks like it might not last. we'll see.

It's pretty, fits my 55" TV plus cable box standing on the side, and doesn't look cheap. Very easy to put together EXCEPT for the doors at the end. You definitely need two people to put the doors on. Whole assembly would have taken only 30min but took more than an hour because of the doors. Make sure you eat before assembling or else people are going to be hangry at each other. I got the white with natural wood and the natural wood color is quite good! It has a cool undertone and could pass as real wood from far. Not so much for the legs (they don't really match) but it's okay. It's true what some people have said about it not being stable (even though it has 6 freaking legs), and it's a concern for me because I have an 8 month old kid who keeps pulling himself up and using it to stand up. I get so nervous the Tv will fall over on him. Anyways, for the price the design and size are good. A star off for stability and putting on the dang doors. Also, it delivered fast. It was here within a week with free shipping! (Sorry I didn't clean up before the picture haha)

This was the first piece of furniture I ever purchased off of Amazon. I was tempted by the good price and four-star ratings.I was not disappointed.Yes, this is a pressboard piece from a Chinese factory, but it's the highest quality pressboard I've ever seen in terms of furniture (and I've put together plenty of cheap furniture). The door hardware is top notch too -- it prevents slamming. The directions aren't perfect, but they're well illustrated -- probably better and more accurate than you're expecting.The build process took a couple hours by myself, and was no more difficult to assemble than a piece from IKEA. (They'd charge you double for something like this at IKEA, anyway.Oh: And yeah, it's stylie af. Here's a picture.My ProTip: This one is really good if you've got a small living room and need to maximize your space. It's very thin, but long enough to fit a 50"+ TV.

This is a pretty good little TV stand. It's really just about what I expected for the money, which is good enough for me. It was pretty easy to put together, but I had my dad help me and he brought a power drill which saved me at least 30 minutes time putting it together, especially with the doors. On an uneven floor, such as real hardwood flooring as I have it wobbles a tiny bit due to the legs having a curved bottom but not to the point where I don't trust putting a TV on it like I plan to. All in all, I like it, it's what I expected, it will do the job I intend it to, it looks nice and more expensive than it was, the shipping was fast, came intact with no major issues, and the seller was very gracious and kind in answering and questions or issues I may have. I recommend this if you want a good looking little stand on a budget.