I searched a long time before finding a tv stand for my 77” television. I needed at least 72” long, but at 68” wide by 24” tall I felt this was close enough to the dimensions I needed. I now wish I had purchased a longer one. One of the deciding factors was next day delivery. However, the shipping was not accurate—it was a day late with zero communication about delivery on a different day. The box is very heavy, 98 lbs. The furniture is easy to assemble if you’ve put together this type furniture before. I could have done it myself, but it was much easier with two people, especially with my husband doing most of the work ;-) Follow the step by step instructions. Two allen wrenches were included but we also needed a Phillips Head. My husband used a power tool for the many small screws holding the flimsy back to the top. Other than the back (which is practically two pieces of black cardboard taped together) it is very sturdy particle board covered with a waterproof, black, wood grain-looking finish. It looks very nice. I sent my husband written instructions on measurements on how to hang the tv, but he didn’t follow them. That is why the television in the pic is too high. This is the proper measurements for a 77” television: ✅ Ideal Setup Summary Your Best Layout ✅ TV center: 42–45″ from floor ✅ TV bottom edge: 23–26″ from floor ✅ Console height: 24–28″ ✅ Gap between console & TV: 2–5″ ✅ Console width: 72–80″ ✅ Wall clearance above TV: 24–31″ Practical Mounting Tip Before drilling: 1️⃣ Tape off the console footprint on wall/floor 2️⃣ Tape a 39″-tall rectangle for the TV 3️⃣ Align the rectangle so its center is at 42–45″ If it feels just slightly low, raise the TV no more than 2–3″ — most people mount too high the first time.

Easy to assemble, but highly recommend doing with two people. Very heavy lift doing it by myself. Amazing quality for price. The Alder Brown color is the perfect mid, cool toned brown.

Got this in grey oak. Not in love with it. Most”y laminate and warped sides but I was able to put it together. It’ll do for now but would forgo this if I had known better.

Exactly what we wanted to provide a base to hide our various TV boxes while still having the windows to allow the remotes to work. It was easy enough to assemble. One of the doors catches slightly when closing, but seeing as it’s not something we see ourselves openingclosing often, we just let it be.

Color and style just what I wanted.