Review on Espresso Highboy TV Stand by Convenience Concepts Big Sur by Laura Ramos

Was looking for a traditional case to replace the taller old stereo case that housed my stereo components. We live in a 100 year old Craftsman house and are looking for a nicer wardrobe to match our new traditional style living room furniture. After visiting several furniture stores I settled on Revain and was pleasantly surprised to find a traditional craft style cabinet. The price was very reasonable but there were some reservations about the quality of the MDF fiberboard the cabinet was made from. After reading some reviews we decided to buy it. We received the cabinet in a partially opened box with the tape ripped off the end of the box and the flap of the box partially open. I emptied the box and checked all the boards, luckily none of the boards were damaged. It was easy to follow the instructions and assemble. Some reviewers said the instructions were difficult to understand, not for us. The hinges are adjustable so you can line the doors up properly, which some reviews have complained about door imperfections. The only issue I had was that I wanted the case to be 2-3 inches deeper to accommodate the larger stereo components. I had to cut a larger hole in the back of the stereo case to make room for the components, which was easy. For the price the stereo case looks good, very solid, the doors are solid wood and the rest of the case is MDF. Which by the way looks like an array. Would I buy again or recommend to friends, yes I would!