Studio RTA - Fierro TV Stand for TVs up to 95 lbs.

This one is by far the one I like the most out of all the other stands I had been looking at. I was having trouble finding a stand for my 50" T.V and I was lucky to find this item. This stand looks very nice and modern. The only con is keeping glass clean. So far the only problem with keeping the glass clean is the cat paws, since I don't touch it. Glass wipes will come in handy. I recommend this stand to anyone who is looking for a nice quality nice looking stand. The assembly was not too difficult and it is provided with all the tools needed to assemble. The different shelves look very nice and there is plenty of room for anything you would need. I was very excited when I saw how the cords were all able to go through a hole which helps to make it look very neat. Highly recommended.

Good looking stand, well build, and the instructions made it so simple. It took about hour and a half to assemble. The stand is made of steel tubes with a nice black finish, no wobbles to speak of. The tempered glass can hold 95lbs, 40lbs, and 50lbs from top to bottom. I like the open style which allows for great ventilation for all your components. Great product!

Nice stand, but during assembly the glue holding two of the metal spacers under the glass came loose with a pop! Hey, what was that my daughter said. Oh, just some glue letting loose. The problem is from the metal fame getting tweaked during shipment and then trying to attach the frame to the glass attachment points. It puts to much strain on the glue and it lets go. I'm still keeping it because it's worth the money to me and I like the design. I could have made my own (I'm a cabinetmaker) but I wanted the glass and metal look. Oh yes, I'm not putting a TV on it and the glass has stickers it that say nothing over 40 lbs anyway.

While the overall appearance is very nice, the assembly of this stand was frustrating. Everything seemed pretty straight forward, that is until I noticed the one leg tilting slightly upward. When I went to install the lower shelf, the glass wouldn't slide into the slot on the one side. This caused the holes for the screws to not be in alignment. I had to loosen the one leg to get the holes to line up. Even when I had most of the holes lined up, the back right hole wouldn't line up. So, I didn't put a screw in it. I figured the three other ones would hold it in place. Next I had to force the shelf into the slot of the crooked leg. I managed to fit it in using a rubber mallet, keeping my fingers crossed the whole time that I wouldn't shatter the glass! Eventually it went in, but not without marking up the side of the leg. I was also unable to fit the screw into the back hole of the top shelf. It just didn't line up. I also left that screw out, since there were five other ones in place. I really do like the looks of it. I just wish all the pieces had lined up properly! To give you an idea, I started assembly at 10:30 pm and didn't finish it until 1:00 am. It shouldn't have been that difficult! I'm hoping I got the exception to the rule, although I did read one other review, here, that sounds like the same issues I ran into.

This is an attractive, solid piece. It was fairly easy to assemble. Bolt holes aligned well with the fasteners bonded to the glass shelves. There is no wobble. Aesthetically, the unit is attractive but not overbearing. The glass shelves and simplicity of design complement our contemporary furniture. We looked at a lot of these things online and in three or four stores. We're glad we shopped hard enough to find this one at Best Buy.

Prior to purchasing this TV stand I did quite a bit of research--both online and in stores. I read all the customer ratings and used the information. However, I decided to go with this stand because it fit in the spot where we wanted to put the TV (46" Sony) and all the components (surround sound, play station, VCR, cable box). Once I brought the box home from the store, I checked to make sure all the parts where accounted for and nothing was damaged. Everything was in the container and nothing was damaged. In fact, as far as I am concerned these were the easiest directions I ever used to put anything together. I did it myself and it didn't take long. The TV and all components have been installed and so far the stand has held up. Very pleased with our purchase!

Bought a new TV and the price of the recommended stand was just as much as buying an HD-DVD player. Looked around and was lucky to find this stand for $149...and when it went on sale about 10 days later it was no problem to have the difference refunded to me! Stand is solid and a nice addition to my living room!

We bought this stand when we purchased the 50" Insignia Plasma. It looks great, it is VERY sturdy and is easy to assemble.