Furinno Econ Entertainment Center, Black/Black

This tv stand is an excellent product. Looks good, just the right height and easy to assemble. I do not usually write reviews. But I need to write this review to do this product justice when there is so many poor reviews. First, the instruction using diagrams is better than any language. It is above language. Second, the product was well-packaged and free of any damage. Third the holes line up very well. Fourth, it looks very good. I do have several suggestions for assembly: Read all the instructions before you start the task. Use a manual screw driver and a small hammer as the only tool. When putting screws in, always screw in 80% in one screw, then screws in other screws at about 80% . Then go around the tighten 10% in each screw. then do the final 10% . That way, you have room to adjust and level and not break the holes.Finally, be aware this is a very short stand,, only 16 inches high, but It works very well for me. Modern tv usually comes with a very short stand. If it is too low for your, for $20, you get get a generic tv stand/bracket at amazon to bring your tv to any height.Overall, I think this is an excellent design, I have to applaud the persons who design and build this piece of furniture. It is sleek, functional, versatile and inexpensive.

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I had wanted it to be a stand for my new 32" flat screen tv because the only other table I had was only 25". When I opened the box I was daunted by all the parts and being an old lady I decided to save myself the aggravation. So I simply took the top piece and placed it atop the table I already had and bingo a very suitable stand for my bedroom tv. That being said the stand came in a box which was easy to open and all the parts were there and not damaged.

The media could not be loaded.  No Assembly Required!!--except for the plank plywood with predrilled holes which do not line up...No Assembly Required!!--except for the packet containing 30+ screws, knobs fittings, and who-knows whatever else...No Assembly Required!!--except for the 8-page Assembly Guide, front and back and in small print, by the way...I'm surprised that I don't need a permit from the city to build this thing! It would be easier to carve a turkey with a teaspoon, than putting this together! But don't take my word for it...A picture is worth a thousand words--well, I have posted a video [yes, I went there...a VIDEO] of opening the box to this No-Assembly-Required entertainment center, so that it is thoroughly documented what their definition of "No Assembly Required" actually looks like.I will say this: it might get a 5-star rating...FIVE STARS--for somebody who has a power drill and lots of time on their hands for a full-blown construction project [not me]...FIVE STARS--for someone who has the manual dexterity of 4 or more hands to manipulate a screwdriver, a hammer, a screw, and a piece of wood into contortious positions at the same time [not me]...FIVE STARS--for somebody who expects extensive assembly operation when they read a web description which says No Assembly Required [not me, either]...FIVE STARS--for someone who wants give their kids a summer project to keep them busy [no kids here, either].However, what I did with my refund was most "entertaining" indeed! [I'll just leave it at that.]---------------------------UPDATE TO MY ORIGINAL REVIEW:For those of you who just read my original review above, and are saying to yourself, "Self? What is this idiot wacko guy ranting on about? It clearly says Assembly Is Required. Can't he read?" well, here is the backstory. At the time that I made my purchase in July 2023, the product description originally indicated [quite falsely] that there was "No Assembly Required" for this particular item. Hence, my scathing review of utter rebuke, and subsequent return/refund. It seems that Amazon.com has since corrected the product description, so that it now [accurately] indicates that Assembly Is Required. So, kudos to Amazon.com for making that correction. Buyers should know exactly what they are getting, and what to expect in any and every purchase.

I got this to replace a coffee table that I was using as a makeshift TV stand/console/cable hider.Assembly is pretty straightforward with IKEA-like pictures. The only tool I used was a little mini rubber mallet from a kids' playset, but I'm pretty sure I could've finished putting it together without any tools at all.Just keep in mind that you'll be assembling this thing upside down from start to finish until you have to put the doors on. 8 wooden dowels connect the side walls of the TV stand/console (4 per side wall), and unfortunately, the pre-drilled holes aren't drilled to an exact depth, so don't push the dowels all the way into the holes, or you're going to need some pliers or MacGyver ingenuity to get them back out. (see photo). The dowels should only be inserted halfway into their corresponding holes.Overall, I like this little TV stand. It's much smaller than my coffee table (seen in 2nd photo), and even though it doesn't hold a ton of stuff, it does what I want it to do.1. It hides cables. (super important)2. It has storage shelves and cabinets.3. It's the same width as my wall-mounted TV.4. Assembly is easier than putting together stuff from IKEA.You do get what you pay for, and this piece of furniture shows it, as the materials are pretty much pressed wood and hard plastic. The instructions say that this can support 30lbs on the top, and 10lbs on each shelf. I don't have anything beyond 1lb on any of the shelves, so I cannot comment on the weight limits, but as a whole, once put together, it is a rather solid TV stand.I'll update this review if anything changes/breaks/etc.

Thus is for our TV and Freeview box. Only downside, we had to paint the bottom black as the fitting instructions did not match the picture, but it looks good now.

Looks really nice, but do check the size as it is quite small.

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Le prix est vraiment bas, c'est assez solide pour ma TV 42", le seul soucis c'est les barres qui maintiennent le meuble sont en plastique ce qui peut fragilisé énormément il serait bien d'avoir des barres en fer ou bois pour plus de solidité, le meuble étant fort bas c'est plus adapté a mettre dans un salon que une chambre où il vous faudra un grand pied pour votre TV

pessime condizioni.. sembra gia usato