Review on Mahara Column TV Stand Premium Furniture by Jan Keller

It's time the replacing a huge $5 80's wood item that we've been using for years and now my whole living room looks different. I like it. Took about 45 minutes to assemble alone. You don't really need anything other than that, what they provide so that was nice there are a few quirks during the build firstly when you build one of the early instructions tells you to screw those legs to the bottom but they covered with a little cork square that You will need to remove this first. Before sticking it in, note that the cork actually prevents the device from gliding easily over hardwood floors. The legs you install are very smooth plastic, so if you want it to have a bit more grip, u maybe skip this step. When installing the 2 long bars it helps if you thread them through the base, putting a washer and nut on each before moving on to the top ones. This eliminates the need to lean anything forward, which in itself can be questionable. Otherwise it would have been a pretty easy setup. The directions are clear and the parts are all there. I actually installed the brackets on the back of my 60" TV before removing the legs from the TV, hanging the TV on a new stand and then removing them. It also made administration easier. Looks great, very heavy and durable, worth the price they charge. A "minus" - the black glass of the stand gets dusty very easily. I noticed a fresh coat on it after just a few days and it makes me feel like I need to spend a lot more time dusting my house.