Walker Edison - Jamestown TV Cabinet for Most TVs Up to 65"

Missing the metal for the doors to stay shut and, in picture they cut one of the doors wrong, little skill saw work. It’s heavy and nice besides that.

It was packed well and that was a good thing because the box was damaged when it arrived. There were only a few minor scratches on the product but they were in hidden areas and don't show. Assembly went smoothly however some of the numbers on the parts did not match the diagram so my advice would be to pay attention to the actual diagram when assembling it. When put together it looks nice and good quality. We fit all of our 150 DVDs in the doors with room to spare. The only con is that after putting my DVDs into the doors the left door sagged so much it dragged on the floor of the shelf when you opened it. My husband went and got longer screws for the hinges to help support the door better and that helped a little (it doesn't drag now) but I can see how the weight on the doors could cause them to sag again in the future. Basically it seems that when they designed the hinges and doors they didn't take into account that the door would be full of DVDs even though that is what it looks like it was designed for.

I chose this TV stand because it was the perfect size, came in black, and had three levels in the middle for electronics. The stand was delivered on time and the box was carried into my house by driver and helper. The box was pretty beat up, but all the pieces were in great shape. I only found a couple of minor scratches. One was on the top of the large bottom piece and is not visible once assembled. The other one was on the top of the large top piece. I used a Bic black marker to color it in and you can not find it now. I did not use the included door pulls. They look cheap. I got some nice cylindrical bar drawer pulls (3-3/4"). They look much nicer. I did not use the decorative trim piece above the top shelf. There would not be enough room to fit a receiver, BluRay player, and cable box with it installed (and leave a gap above the receiver to let out heat). I think it looks better without it anyways. I used my own wood glue for all the dowels. I made sure to use plenty of glue in each hole. The provided glue is cheap white glue, plus there isn't even close to enough of it. I also used different screws to attach the hinges to the stand. The included screws are too short and will not handle the weight of the doors (especially when filled with CD/DVD/BD). The toughest part assembling it was the feet. I had to trim the dowels so I could fit them in. Plus I used clamps to hold them tight to the bottom panel while the glue dried (overnight).

There were some scratches on the top of the cabinet but not bad enough to return. The assembly was pretty easy - took about 6-7 hours total. The hardest part was getting the doors on. The pre-drilled holes were a bit too big so definitely needed to use larger screws than what was provided to secure the hinges and doors. Also had a very hard time getting the doors hung on straight. It would have been helpful if the instruction booklet gave tips on how to manage getting the doors on and adjusting them. One side rubbed so I readjusted it and it is better, but looking at it you can still see it's crooked. With the larger screws that I used, I don't want to take them out and try again so it will have to stay crooked. Also had a terrible time peeling the wood-grain stickers off the backing sheet. That took way more time than it should have. But all in all, it is a nice cabinet for the price and I would recommend it.

Assembly was straightforward except for putting the doors on the hinges, there was no obvious way to do it that would guarantee that the doors swung level. Thankfully, they work, but look crooked. Plus, the pre-drilled holes for the hinge screws were not great & had kind of gouged out too much wood at the surface of the board, giving the screws a bit less material to grip into. One day when I have the wherewithal to try again, I may take the doors off the hinges, fill the screw holes, drill new pilots, and try to re-level the doors. In the meantime, I’m very happy with this console, it looks fantastic and more than comfortably fits our sizable dvd and video game collection. I feel it was worth the price I paid when it was on sale.

Needed a new tv stand and bought this one. Looks great expected it to be a little higher but still satisfied. Directions for assembly were very simple!

It took time to get this package overall. the Box was completely destroyed, but did contain the necessary parts for it to be assembled. It took me about 4 hrs to assemble it together. the doors do have a small gap from the top, but other than that it looks great. I'm happy with this purchase.

Everyone seem to love it. It has more storage then I thought.It was time consuming to put together.