Lorin 47" TV Stand for TVs up to 55"

I like this TV stand but it was challenging assembling it by myself and I had to drill additional holes in all 3 shelves in order to attach the shelves to the poles. But overall I like it.

This piece is so pretty! I love the marble effect it has against the white frame. It looks very nice in person. It’s pretty solid and will be a perfect addition to our bathroom. The assembly wasn’t the easiest, it took me about 3 hours to put together.

I think the material is cheap, it was pretty difficult to understand the tiny directions. I’m not satisfied with it, there were chips in several areas and it came out of the box that way. Not too happy with the product.

Tv looks like it would have been a very beautiful tv, I loved the gold frame. However I wasn’t able to finish putting it together. Seemed as though the screws did not fit inside the poles. I tried I screw driver and a power drill nothing worked. It was very frustrating.

Not the easiest to set up but definitely worth it ! I love it but had to get someone to assemble , there is way too many small pieces .

Very nice. Its open shelving adds space and depth to my living room after the previous TV console, which was a solid wood.

Very nice easy to put together. Directions weren’t great but wasn’t hard to figure out. Would recommend

super hard to put together but looks so nice when all is said and done. best if you have an electric screwdriver to save yourself some trouble!

DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY. Read other reviews here - this item is SO poorly machined I could not get the screws in to save my life. Using a drill stripped the soft screws beyond repair. Also Wayfair will only give you 25% of your money back if you get this and realize you can't assemble it at all. Go get something else.

Very nice looking, but NIGHTMARE assembly! It looks great but I have never struggled this much to put together a piece of furniture before. Poor instructions, terrible assembly design, and bad machining. Instructions are like size 1 font and you need a microscope to read them. They also don't clearly show the differences in the pieces (hint the 4 long bars are actually 2 different sets and are not symmetrical/interchangeable) and you need to be able to see how they arranged from both the top and bottom views. The assembly design is impossible and is not practical in any way. There's not enough space to get a screwdriver under something to screw in the screws and, the shelves sit on top of the crossbars, but you have to drill in the screws from underneath the crossbars up into the underside of the shelf. I guess you're meant to lay down under the unit to screw things in? Oh but wait, the shelf is only 5 inches off the floor so good luck getting a screwdriver under there. Lastly the machine work is horrendous. Even using a power drill and then an impact driver it took my husband and I an inordinate amount of force to screw in all the screws.