FURINNO Turn-N-Tube 2-Tier Elevated TV Stand in Espresso/Black Finish - No Tools Assembly Review

This stand can hold a turntable and a CD player. $19 for a stand, good value. Nice to know it's made in Malaysia and NOT the People's Republic of China. . . My custom build added fine sand packed in hollow tube feet, epoxy compounds and hemispherical silicone insulating feet. It will look great next to the expensive Italian stalls on either side.

Nice little TV stand that does the job. I have a 32-inch TV and it supports it pretty well, and there's even room for a soundbar and my Nintendo Switch. I assembled it in less than 5 minutes and the looks match the build quality very well. The only complaint I have is that one of the boards has a slight dent in the corner, but it's not very noticeable. It may be cheap and small, but I still feel like I got my money's worth.

Good price and easy assembly. The measurements were perfect because we needed something sturdy to put in the TV cabinet we bought at a thrift store for 3pm. In the main part, where the TV normally stood, a shelf was missing behind the doors. We plan to use it to store a slow cooker and other small appliances etc. I saw some reviews mentioning how tiny it is, especially when used as a coffee table. however, tiny is exactly what we need. And it wasn't as thin as the other options, which was even…

This TV stand is space-saving and perfect for a dorm or small apartment. I love that it has two surfaces so I can store my Blu-ray player and router/modem on the bottom shelf. The only thing that confuses me is that the legs look very cheap up close, but from a distance it's not too bad. The stand is also short. It's not even a foot tall, which doesn't bother me, but if you plan to use it in your bedroom you might not be able to see the TV from your bed. In general, for such a price everything…

I've noticed a few disappointed reviewers and before you buy know that this is a raised TV stand to be used as an extension to what you already have. I bought an original TV stand (same brand and color at Walmart). The stand was too low, so I ordered it as an extension. I just used the legs and the "B" shelf. Regal "A" (base) was not needed for what I needed and I am more than satisfied. I'm sorry I didn't have it beforehand, I was too worried during setup. Hopefully my "after" photo will give…

Judging from the attached photo I use it to raise the TV 32 inches and place a center speaker and two small front speakers. I plan to add a horizontal brace from the bottom of the top shelf to prevent sagging over time. I've read previous reviews and many comments that lead me to believe the manufacturer has addressed the issues. I probably have more time Spent hauling the box to the garage, getting the rubber mallet and wood glue reviews recommended, then I assembled it. It was very easy to…

I would like to start by not using it as a TV stand. I didn't have anything to put on her body, so her armor lay on the floor while I looked for reasonable options. I wanted something low so as not to obstruct the wall art. I received it today and assembled it in minutes. Many have recommended a rubber mallet to pick up some of this, but I used a regular mallet and cushioned the impact with a folded towel over the impact - no damage. Although it's still smaller than I imagined, it's pretty much

I've bought a lot of ready-to-assemble furniture over the years, and there are at least two things that are always true. First, some of them are pure junk while other brands are acceptable as they are cheap to buy. In addition, the finished product rarely looks like the manufacturer's advertising photos. Therefore, this review focuses on whether or not this TV stand is worth considering and whether or not it looks at least halfway decent for the price. Raven is for sale. It's just unwise to set