Walker Edison Meier Contemporary 2 Tier Asymmetrical Solid Wood TV Stand for TVs up to 50 Inches, 60 Inch, Amber

Looks great, good quality wood very sturdy and a nice color. Looks different too, most tv stands all look the same. Had no issues with damages. It took a while to put together, this isn’t something that’s done in 15 minutes, it has a lot of parts. But once it was finished I was really impressed! Currently have a 58” leaning on it, we are going to mount it above the table. Just FYI if you have a 58”-60” a tv stand will most likely not fit on this, the top shelf is 44” and the tv legs on ours were too far out. A 55” may not either. No biggie as we assumed it wouldn’t fit!

I just received this on Saturday. I read all reviews before I did the purchase. Most people said it took about 30-60 mins to build ..took me 2 hours. However, it wasn't hard to build, just time consuming. If I'd had help, I'm sure it would have been more like 30-45 mins. Missing a few screw holes but that was an easy remedy. Besides all that, it's beautiful and I'm so happy with it. Wood is sturdy and nicely finished. The quality and the price...wow! I have a very small apt so, this is just right. I have mine in the opposite direction as pictured. I wish my apt was bigger because, I'd buy another one for sure. I highly recommend it

We're mostly happy with this as an AV cabinet. It was relatively easy to assemble--approx. 35 min.--is made of average grade wood that's a definite cut above the cheap pressed fiberboard normally available at this price point, has something of a "live" finish to all the edges, the shelves are deep and wide enough for full-sized audio components, and the asymmetric design allows for items with unusual height accommodations (like an antique 8mm film projector). It feels fairly robust, has decent, but minimal bracing, and we'd caution against very heavy loading, or a lot of back and forth movement. If there's a weakness it's the feet. They're attached by a single wood screw, and immediately spin loose when the cabinet is slid back and forth--tightening the screw requires disassembling the adjustable feet.

It's an entertainment center. It's solid and fairly unique. If you like the aesthetic, definitely give this a consideration. I have my TV wall mounted but needed something to put the cable box, consoles, and various other items on. I think it looks great with a mounted TV. The store page doesn't mention the adjustable feet. No wobbling! There's not much in terms of cable management or places to hide cables. If you want some form of cable management, you'll have to come up with your own solution. I knew this coming in to the purchase, though. Velcro cable ties work well for me, but I am thinking about also getting a cable track or clip of sorts. One thing that I want to mention, and definitely not a problem with the product (although, better stickers that don't leave a residue would be nice): I took the sticker labels off of the pieces once I had it assembled but they left behind a residue. Goo Gone was able to get rid of the residue, as well as some of stain. It's not really noticeable unless you look for it up close, but it doesn't really look out of place due to how the wood is stained. YMMV. Be aware that solvents will dissolve the stain, so use sparingly if you need to.

Very beautiful piece, the wood actually matched our coffee table to a surprise so it looks like a set. But we have a 58” tv and didn’t realize the legs are on the near corners of the tv so it didn’t fit, luckily I have the same wood stain and went to Home Depot to get a piece of wood cut to place ontop (which I will stain to the color) . Overall the color, material and style is wonderful! It was easy to assemble with two people. They provide glue to make it sturdy if your feeling ehh about it. Makes our small space look massive. Ps, don’t mind the mess, still cleaning and figuring out what to place there and where to put the shoe rack lol

Love the piece, a but scary when I opened the box and there were so many pieces and steps to put together but I was able to do so in about an hour by myself. It would be better with 2 people. Wood color is caramel, very heavy, a couple of corners need to be stained but seems easy to fix. True wood.

Kind of bummed out. The box was damaged all over. Corners, sides, top and bottom. The actual bottom board of the stand had the corner smashed in and the top board had an indented scratch about 1 inch thick and 7 inches long across it. One of the screws actually broke off when tightening and there wasn’t much pressure being applied. Pretty easy to put together and directions are simple. Wood is extremely soft. Two screws actually went through board and they were the right length ones for the piece that needed them. It’s a pretty tv stand but for $213 and the quality of the wood we really shouldn’t have had these issues. I had no choice but to use it because I cannot put my tv on the floor. I have a 65 Inch (57.5 across) and it fits perfectly. There is some over hang but it really doesn’t look bad. Don’t need two people to put together but maybe to carry it. *adding that I had taken pictures of all of the damage as we were putting it together but hadn’t updated my storage so I lost them.

Some people's reviews can scare you away from purchasing a product...I really like this tv stand, the only thing I don't like is that you can see the cords behind it, but that's not the tv stands fault. It is very sturdy, the grain is really cool, like slabs of tree shaved off and then stained. I'm 63 and had no issues assembling it, I only used a Phillips screwdriver, no power drill. I think it was well worth the money and would recommend it to anyone.