📦 Modway Render Walnut Two-Tier Display Stand: Mid-Century Modern Elegance for Stylish Organization Review

This is not a $50 chipboard piece of furniture. It comes in a compact but heavy 30kg box and a set of parts that can be a bit complicated to assemble. At the same time, he collects quickly. Everything looks solid. Shelves are thick, sliding doors are heavy and look great. The three-tier shelf is 107 cm high, which is about the upper body height of most people. Great for the upstairs hallway lamp.

Wow! I was a bit concerned not seeing any reviews here but was amazed at the quality of this piece of furniture. It fit the space perfectly and was so easy to assemble. Each component was clearly labeled and carefully packaged. The price is easily comparable to a similar sized IKEA cabinet, but the quality is MUCH better. The walnut veneer looks almost identical to my real walnut table in the same room. Overall very satisfied and highly recommended!

I wanted a small gray tv console that could stand off the floor and I found what I was looking for. The slats in the sliding door allow me to hide the cable box and still use the remote when the door is closed. The instructions say 2 people, but I managed everything pretty easily myself. It took just over an hour to unpack, check materials, and assemble. All you need is a screwdriver, everything else is in the box. For reference, if you want to compare sizes, my dog is 120 pounds.

I'm good at following directions. As another suggested, I applied wood glue to all the joints to increase the strength of the device. Everything looked great right down to the final steps of installing the sliding doors. That's when the problems started. The KEY step of the statement was missing! Step 5, attach board #7. It looks symmetrical and fits both ways. However, the large plastic handrails should be on the top of the unit. Otherwise, sliding doors will not fit. You need to work out a…

There were no written instructions in the instructions. The pictures aren't very good in some places, it's hard to tell how things are. Well I made the mistake that others have mentioned, the middle shelf was the wrong way round and it wasn't until I installed the doors that I found out so it was too late. I ended up replacing the pins that go into the slats to allow the doors to slide. The top door opened fine, but the bottom one kept falling out and didn't fit. I had to tuck a piece of…