Review on TAVR 4 Tiers Component Adjustable TW1004 by Jessica Williams

Please note that the assembly instructions are sometimes confusing, once assembled this product meets my expectations. The assembly instructions are fully illustrated and it should be noted that the assembly is with the stand upside down and flipped at one point. What's particularly frustrating is that there are three sizes of threaded metal rods, each with a different diameter. There was no marking to indicate which part it was, while all other parts were clearly marked A, B, C, etc. I had limited floor width/area to accommodate a 55" TV along with two 8" speakers and a 10" subwoofer. low frequency speaker. Many other stands could hold the TV and speakers, but the subwoofer would have to be awkwardly placed. I have speaker stands equidistant from the stand and the subwoofer fits snugly between the left speaker and the stand. Unfortunately, this leaves enough room for a second subwoofer between the right speaker and the stand, but I digress. PS4). I was under the impression that the cables run through the rear rack, but instead they run through the rack and are attached with velcro along the back. Some cables are visible to me, but I plan to further tweak them to hide them better. Actually, the PS4 and I had to place the PS4 off-center to accommodate the cables sticking out from the back. The receiver would fit on any shelf, but I put it on the second shelf from the top because it had more headroom between shelves. The stand allows the TV to be rotated, but there's no lock to keep it in place. I put cardboard in the mechanism to keep it from moving. My TV is also a bit crooked, I plan to adjust the part you screw to the TV because I think it's a bit misaligned. My iPhone measures the TV as a level, but it doesn't and it's really very thin. All in all, it suits my needs perfectly, but your mileage may vary. I think the design is sleek and the small footprint along with the large shelves make this a great option.