Ikea Brown Console

Elegantly styled, this espresso corner media stand is an ideal solution for your TV and components. The middle storage section is divided with one center shelf making room for media players and gaming consoles. The side storage is divided into three sections with two adjustable shelves; - 48-inch W by 18.25-inch D by 30-inch H; Center Top - 29-inch W by 15-inch D by 6-inch H; Center Bottom - 29-inch W by 15-inch D by 15-inch H; Side Storage - 10-inch W by 10-inch D (triangular); Rich Espresso Finish; Displays up to a 47-inch flat panel TV; Rubberwood, Birch Veneer and MDF construction; Assembly Required

Amazon Sales Rank: #501299 in Home Color: Espresso Brand: Southern Enterprises Model: MS8888 Number of items: 1 Dimensions: 30.00" h x 18.25" w x 48.00" l, 52.00 pounds 48-Inch W by 18-1/4-inch D by 30-inch H Rich Espresso Finish Displays up to a 47-inch flat panel TV Side Storage - 10-inch W by 10-inch D (triangular) Assembly Required

Most helpful customer reviews 0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Great stand, but I wish it had a backside cover to hide cords, etc. By pdk7297 Great quality stand, decent price, but I wish that it had a back side cover to hide all of the cords of the eletronics that I have sitting on it. The wood is of a decent quality, and it has a high quality look and feel to it. It did take a while to put together, and I strongly recommend using a wood glue to adhesive the dowels into their respective holes. 0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Lovely, solid wood stand, but a bit unwieldy to assemble single-handedly. By M.D. Edwards I just received this TV stand last night (bought one for my birthday), and right away, was very impressed with the beauty of the solid wood of which this stand is composed. As is the case with much furniture shipped to the home, it was packed with reinforced cardboard and LOTS of styrofoam, which of course left small and medium-sized styrofoam bits on every single surface of the wood pieces. Once I got my kitten out of the box (he kept insisting on "helping" me unpack the pieces), and got my hands on a cheapie-cheapie dollar store microfiber-type duster, that residue was easily done away with.I unpacked all of the parts, checked for all of the cam locks, dowels, screws, etc, grabbed my #2 Phillips head screwdriver (required for assembly, but not provided), and read over the instructions packaged in the box. Although the instructions DO make it relatively clear on how to assemble the stand for those already familiar with how to use cam locks and the like, if you've never seen or placed a cam lock before, the lack of detailed information could pose problems, as can trying to assemble a 55 lb solid wood corner TV stand solo, at least if you're not the most beefy, strongest person around. Since I've put my fair share of furniture together, it wasn't terribly difficult, but it did give me a workout (sweat dripping and all), and sore muscles the next day...In order to ensure that everything would stay where it should, I also busted out my bottle of wood glue, to ensure that those short wooden dowels would stay where I wanted them to. This worked fine, and only seemed to pose a problem when I got to the third step of assembly, where I had a difficult time lining up all of the dowels and cam screws on the second side shelf of the unit, with the holes into which they were all supposed to go on what would end up being the bottom of the stand. I got exhausted and frustrated enough that I had to step away for fear of breaking something, and ended up removing my glued dowels (luckily, they had yet to set and dry in place). Once fresh, UNglued dowels were in, the rest of it came together pretty well and quickly, with minimal adjustment of cam locks over cam bolts. If you can get everything lined up PERFECTLY, the finished unit makes it pretty hard to see where and how it's been assembled, but there are a LOT of dowels, cam locks, and cam bolts to put in place to assemble this piece, and with 44 dowels, 22 each of said cam bolts and locks, and shelf stands and screws, you can imagine that there ARE a lot of little pieces to place for assembly, and in many cases, there's going to be some toggling and wiggling involved to get everything where it should be. I also saw that one of the holes that SHOULD'VE been drilled to accomodate a cam bolt at the front of the top shelf of the unit went unfinished, so a key support point of my stand is in question, but overall, once this piece was done, it's leaps and bounds more attractive than the cheapie-cheapie looking fiberboard TV stand that I'd gotten a few years back at my local Big Blue and gold electronics retailer. Finished, it's a beautiful piece, but if you're a single woman like me, you might want to bribe a big beefy man with dinner, and get him to (help you) put this together!A beautiful piece of solid wood furniture, but that discount in cost is