The materials are very cheaply manufactured and did come with a few blemishes - faux wood laminated boards were peeling or chipped in a couple of places at the edges. The assembly is simple enough, in concept, however it took a little extra attention to detail to make sure all of the pieces fully fit together and seated properly. This item is definitely not sturdy for heavier loads, I wouldn't put a heavy old-fashioned tube TV on it or let an adult sit on it. Based on these quality drawbacks, I feel that the nearly $100 cost was too high, it should sell for more like $65-75 range. However, despite all of this, it works exactly for what I needed - a convenient corner stand that is smaller than a TV entertainment stand but big enough to hold a handful of smaller A/V electronics - router/modem, cable box, HDMI switch, game console, mini PC and external storage drive and power strip for devices. And then there's even a little room to spare. It allowed me to clean up what was otherwise a hodge-podge mess of devices shoved in the corner sitting on top of an ottoman or on the floor. So, overall, depending on your need, this could be a great buy functionally, but if you're looking for a full-scale entertainment stand for a 40 or larger TV and full on stereo equipment, I would pass on this for something stronger and of better quality.

I had bought two of these. The first was perfect and the second was all warped and off center. With huge gaps I just could not get together. Its a shame.

This item was not the easiest to put together. There are not a lot of parts it is but it goes together odd. There are side panels that just do not line up. I ordered this 2x because the first one was to short, so I stacked them. The second one that came had on hinge that was not put on the unit correctly so the hatch door would not open. Good thing I am a little handy.

as above

This is great

Wonderful space saver for a small room

Just what I expected. Some said it was hard to put together. I put it together by myself without any trouble and it looks great. Yes, I would buy again if the occasion arose.

Rather an engineering monster to assemble, but don't drill your own holes. Don't tighten screws until they're all started and might use some silicone grease on screws. The middle shelf has a top or it won't fit together properly, so figure out that by its rear corner and it should tighten up okay. I would avoid polishes and oils until the finish ages.It fits tight in a corner without leaving space wasted and it's light weight. I have a 40 TV on it where the stands go inward and it fits like a glove.