Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great looks, one place to keep my receiver, blu ray player, chrome cast & more.

Ordered online and was available when we walked into the pickup line. In and out in spare time.

Tinted glass does a great job of lowering the light from electronics, helping to keep room as dark as possible for movies.

this cabinet is very flimsy with 1/16th inch backing holding it together, the pilasters holding the shelves are tiny plastic and cannot hold any weight / very poor merchandise / I have requested a refund from in home consultant, he has seen the cabinet and agrees

Thought this would be good for all my home theater equipment ( NOPE ). Back to the store I go to get another option

Item was damaged with cracks on the exterior boards. Exchanged then 2nd time around even more cracks and holes. Horrible!

It's a nice design but the item was cracked in the box.

I had been shopping for a black component stand for a long time. Took a gamble on this, and it paid off. VERY heavy, shipped UPS Freight (over 75 pounds). Tinted double glass doors reduces glare from indicator lights on the front of my equipment. It has 3 adjustable shelves (in addition to the bottom), I wish it had more though as there is alot of empty space in there. If you prefer, you do not have to attach the chrome feet and it is about 4" shorter. There are 3 holes in the back cardboard panel for ventilation and wire entry & exit, but also be mindful that electronics generate lots of heat and you may need/want to modify the back to allow more ventilation.

This unit can be put together made as solidly as you want. I ran lag screws up from the bottom, screwed the shelves in, screwed on a one piece back of 1/4" masonite, and mounted it on casters.

Best Component Cabinet Ever! Wish BB Still Had It!

For $200, you would expect something that doesn't sway back on forth. Not so with this component stand. The shelves secure in place via pegs, and if you're not careful they can come crashing down when trying to move components like an A/V receiver around. if you have anything more high end than your basic cable box and Wii, look elsewhere