Dorcus TV Stand for TVs up to 60"

This was so hard for my husband to build! Frustrating and not very good quality. Design is okay from a distance, but not up close, not real wood. MDF board

It’s beautiful now that I’ve gotten it together. It was extremely frustrating because 50 if the screws and holes didn’t match up. I had to leave out some screws to make it work. It’ll be non load bearing so it’ll prove its purpose

Good quality and looks great too. While it did take some time to build overall it was not hard.

Looks great. Fit my large tv and Sonos tube. A bit to put together but it’s solid and I love the style.

Good tv stand. Took a while to put together but looks good. When close you can definitely tell its not solid wood.

Good value for the price. Made in Indonesia which I was happy about. The wood look printed melamine actually looks quite nice - pretty real. Assembly was easy enough with two people but one could do it. It is very sturdy and fits our need well in our office/tv room.

The overall quality is not good. You would notice during assembling. The quality of one type of the screws they provide is so bad. We didn’t drill forcefully but the shape of the screw head were deformed. We had to run to a hardware store to find something close to replace. The item is also not easy to assemble for beginners. We are handy people and we think some parts are not easy to assemble. The item looks pretty from afar, but one can easily tell about the poor to mediocre quality if close. If you are on a budget, sure go ahead. We would save up more to buy a quality one is the future though.

I purchased this for my daughters home. Smaller than expected but it does work in the space. She chose the lighter wood which went well in her mid century modern decor. Assembly went well it took around 45 minutes. Very nice.

There is quite a bit of assembly needed, but instructions were good and it went together without any issues. I Love the veneer on this piece--its really lovely. It has a natural finish with the appearance of a smooth maple. The low profile style makes a gorgeous mid-century modern piece, which is just what I need for our new vacation rental. Cant wait to see it in that space once the renovations are completed.

This TV stand is pretty decent once fully assembled - looks fantastic! Unfortunately, assembly sucks! The tricky part is the screws that attach to the legs - the instruction manual doesn’t say anything about this, but you NEED to use a PH3 head screwdriver to avoid stripped these screws! Took us too long to figure this out and a few of our screws got stripped, we ended up having to go to Lowe’s to get some replacement screws to affix the legs. Finally, getting this tv stand level is a little tricky. Since there’s six legs, it’s pretty tough to get all of the legs to touch the ground equally. To get this thing level, I had to remove one of the black adjustable feet on one of the center legs because it was so off.