Customer Ratings & Reviews

I’m a single mom, Given the fact that the hardware labels fell off, it only took me a couple hours to assemble. It’s not too bad of a stand. Heats well even with my cathedral ceiling!

Great product that fits perfectly in our corner. Only downside is that it doesn’t come with a remote. Assembly is tedious but doable. Color is as expected with picture!

I love it. The only problem I had waa with the instructions. They were a little confusing, but thank God for you tube. :) it looks great in its space.

It’s a project building it it take a long time and parts were broken but overall it’s really nice

Love this tv stand. Looks good and seems to be made well.

We love this cozy fireplace. Elegant and efficient. Heats up the room very comfortably. Quite. Easy to setup . The console provides good space for the DVD’s player. It also offers a good height for the tv which we used for a 42 inch tv. You can have heat flow or you can have it imitation burning wood without the heat. We are pleased. A little delicate console so great with care. Do not forget to use the glue with the wooden anchors. We forgot because the instructions were not written in a way to prevent people from missing g that. Read the instructions at the top before starting with step 1.

I love it. Always wanted to have a fireplace in my bedroom. It goes perfectly with my furniture. The only downside is that there is no remote but keeping it.

Took a few hours to put to gether but I love it! Works great.

We got this to put in our basement master bedroom. Entertainment center and heater all in one, having just the lights on the fireplace is nice too. Only wish it had a thermostat and a remote. It is very solid piece of furniture. Easy to assemble.

First, I love the overall look of the firplace both when on and functioning, as well as just completing the overall look of a room. However, when I was first assembling, a few pieces came precut too short. But I was still able to assemble and make it work yet, since they were too short they left some of the bare material exposed and not with a complete finish or painted look. Also....the following week, post assembly, I noticed the trim is starting to give way and is coming undone causing a gap between the trim and wood. The adhesive used seems to not be holding up. Hopefully the pictures can verify my description accurately. Unfortunately, my return period has just lapsed and I am now stuck with the fireplace. Ive had the item for just over 2 weeks. My recommendation is that if you are going to spend the money for an item such as this, that you should spend a little bit more for a better quality item.

My husband and I love our new fireplace so do all our friends

These are great pieces, both in look and function.

Ordered online and arrived safely with all the pieces needed for assembly. My husband and I assembled this in piece meal to make it easier on our backs since we're an older couple. Read all the instructions first before assembly and do use the included glue for the wooden dowels to insure secure structure. Instructions were easy to follow, but we had a couple of hiccups. On Step 8, the holes on front panel 16 did not align correctly to be attached so we ended up making the holes just big enough for the pieces to fit together. There's only a little gap where the pieces should meet, but it doesn't look too bad. Also, Steps 15 and 16 was frustrating due to the holes are too small for the screws to catch and it was difficult to secure the screws due to the wood there is too hard for the screws to go in and it's at a bad angle to position the screws in the hole. Since we don't have any power tools (and it's not recommended to use power tools) we ended up using a small metal skewer that has a really sharp tip to make the holes a bit bigger to secure the screws in the holes. To make it easier, we ended up taking the fireplace out and position ourselves from the front of the tv stand to start the screws in the holes first. Then took the screws back out and placed the fireplace back in and screwed the L-brackets in from the back of the tv stand. After assembly was finished, the tv stand looks great. The gap on the front panel is not really noticeable at all. There are two switches on the fireplace. The left on/off switch to power the light and the right on/off switch for the heater. No adjustable heat control. The glow from the fireplace is nice and cozy and the heat it throws off is a lot stronger than we expected and will heat up the den in no time. Good quality stand and looks fantastic in the den.

This is a beautiful piece. I am thoroughly enjoying it. My cons are that it takes forever to put together and the top comes to a point on either side so it doesn’t really fit a 55 inch TV if your legs are wide. I had to purchase a separate center stand to attach to my TV so that it would fit on this TV stand. I probably would have returned it if it didn’t take so long to put together.

Very pleased with my purchase. The corner TV stand with fireplace looks fabulous. High quality and the perfect size! I had the Geek squad assemble it, took them about 2 hours.

It was everything we expected, after it was assembled. Assembly took a long time and the directions were poor written. I have 2 tubes of glue left over after assembly. I hope it doesn't fall apart.

Good solid product. Pain to put together (as most other people also said), be prepared for several hours of work if you're doing it yourself, but it comes out nice. The fireplace is a nice little heater - warms up a good sized room pretty quickly. Great price for what you're getting.

It took approximately 8 weeks to get. I ever received the one I ordered so agreed to take this one even though I don’t like the color. The fireplace is great; I just wish I could have gotten the color I wanted

This furniture is great we have had it a little over a year and it works great along with looking exactly like the picture.

I live in northern FL, so sometimes a fireplace is welcome! This was easy, although very time consuming, to put together. It took about 4 hours. The last part of screwing the fireplace into the frame was hard, because there were no predrilled holes.