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(More customer reviews)I purchased this stand to hold my new Sony 46" LCD set.It's very attractive to look at in the store, and with some planning and work, it will look very good in your home.
It's easy to assemble - all except the final step, mounting the glass shelves.The bottom shelf fits into the frame with no problem.The top shelf gets guided by pins into holes in the frame.In order to get the middle shelf centered, it takes two people and a good eye or a ruler.If even slightly off-center, it looks funny.It's hard to adjust it by a quarter of an inch, and it took us several tries.You can't just slide the shelf, it's held in place by two suction cups, and they're a pain in the neck to disengage then re-engage.I think I'd have given this 5 stars but for that design element (I'm tempted to say "flaw").
The electronics that I placed on the middle shelf fit perfectly, but you need to make sure yours do, too.Use a tape measure in the store.My audio receiver (17"), DVD changer/cable box stack (17"), and VCR (14") use all of the width of the middle shelf.Be advised that the support bracket for the top shelf intrudes about an inch an a half into the vertical space available for items on the middle shelf.In other words, don't measure from middle shelf to top shelf in the store - measure from middle shelf to the bottom of the support bracket.I didn't do this and just about had a coronary when I put my (big) audio receiver on the shelf.It barely fit where I thought I had plenty of room.
When looking at this thing in the store, it was placed against a black background.In my house, it's backed by an off-white wall.This means that any cables you run may be visible and unattractive.The unit comes with a cable management system, but it's semi-transparent, so the cables in the cable race are visible.If your shelves are full of stuff, it will block visibility to the cable race, so this will prove no problem.An alternative is to cut a piece of black construction paper and place behind the cables after you're set up.
My Sony is about one inch wider than the top shelf.This is not a problem for me, and the glass and black bezel on the TV go very well with the black steel and black glass of the shelf unit.
The top shelf feels pretty sturdy, but I strongly recommend placing the TV as far back as it will go so that it doesn't create a tipover danger.The main top shelf load-bearing frame elements are in the rear of the shelf unit. This is not an issue for the other shelves, since they have strong four-corner weight-bearing structures in the frame.My TV came with a mounting strap,but there's no place on this frame to attach it.
One last item, echoing the other reviewer:This comes packed in lots of styrofoam sheets, and when you unpack the shelves, thousands of tiny styrofoam pellets that are shed by the styrofoam sheets between the shelves get absolutely everywhere.Furthermore, they're full of static electricity charge from being in contact with the glass so they stick to anything and everything.I've been chasing those things for weeks, and I still turn one up every now an then.That didn't affect my review, but it is worthy of note.
All in all, this is an extremely attractive, contemporary unit.I'm very happy with it, and can't say enough about Amazon's service.Perfect.
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Sleek and modern, this is the perfect platform to display most Flat Panel Plasma, DLP, LCD or LCD Projection TVs up to 50".It also accommodates 4 or more audio/video components as well as a center channel speaker.The heavy-duty frame is crafted of powder-coated, scratch resistant steel in a high-gloss black finish.It supports elegantly curved black tempered safety-glass shelves.The integrated CMS® Cable Management System easily hides wires and interconnect cables.
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