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(More customer reviews)It took a long time to get this item when I selected free shipping -- about 2.5 weeks. But it did arrive before the specified arrival date. This is the largest, tallest free-standing TV mount I could find anywhere, with at least nine inches between the two glass shelves. That distance is important for across-the-top air flow if you need fans to cool your components. It does create a commanding presence in the room.
When you get the box on your porch, you will be in for a treat! But, do some preparation first. It can be assembled by one person. Haul it into the house. Now, go get the vaccuum cleaner! Don't even open the box without it at hand. The styrofoam will float. A thousand tiny grains everywhere, so vaccuum everything off as you pull it out. Else, you will find styrofoam bits forever. Initially, the directions are basically simple and extra connectors are provided so you absolutely will be putting this thing together. Every piece is numbered in sequence of assembly so you can't lose anything. If you are vaccuming, you will avoid cleaning up later. Once you have the parts out and identified decide to put the cabinent together in one process because you have to glue it all together, as well as screw it together. Its takes about 2 hours if you are being careful. Make sure you glue carefully and place the connectors precisely and the bottom cabinent construction will be tight and virtually unbreakable. There was one mis-aligned hole punched in the metal brackets for connection of the bottom of the cabinent to the frame, but this was not a problem because three out of four was quite tight enough. Putting the drawer together is important -- do it carefully -- the first time I tried to push it in I thought I had reversed the sides. But it needed a bit of force and works fine.
I put a 54 inch 85 lb TV on this stand with a 65 lb receiver on the bottom shelf and a mostly self-supported 105 lb amplifier on the other side of the bottom shelf... I think there may be between 70-90 lbs altogether on the bottom shelf. I didn't want to test it past that! I was already exceptionally pleased that it was so sturdy. Don't overload the glass shelves. I have the center channel on top (10 lbs) and the BDP and cable box on the second. The wire guides are in helpful positions and I did use one for the seven-channel analogue crossover cables to the amp. The others are for power cords, HDMI cables, and speaker cables. It does work, and it is very functional.
If there is a better mount for an audiophile set-up, I can't find it. Careful assembly is the key. Enjoy!
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Display a flat-panel plasma or LCD television in style on this sturdy TV stand from the innovative minds at Z-Line Designs. Designed for 36-to-65-inch screens, the TV stand's integrated mount sustains televisions with up to a 150-pound weight capacity without requiring wall installation. The mount swivels to adjust the screen angle for optimum viewing. Finished with a sleek piano black powder coat, the TV stand features a strong metal frame. A media storage drawer at the base of the stand contains DVDs, CDs, and remotes. For holding DVD/BluRay players, video game systems, stereo components and more, two shelves of 8mm clear tempered safety glass are provided above the drawer. Chrome cylinder supports hold up the shelves securely. With the stand's open shelf design, air circulates around the electronic components to increase safety. Installed slots in the TV stand enable tidy cable management. For home assembly, the TV stand comes equipped with a universal hardware mounting kit and detailed instructions. The user can mount the screen at varying heights to best meet their personal home entertainment needs. Made in China, this item is covered by a limited lifetime warranty. The assembled TV stand measures 50 inches wide by 20-1/2 inches deep by 55 inches high.
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