Walker Edison Glenwood Rustic Farmhouse Glass Door Highboy Fireplace TV Stand for TVs up to 65 Inches, 58 Inch, Espresso

Wow!! So much to say, but I’m cooking dinner now and I’m going to condense this.First, it arrived today around 130pm, I completed it at 530-6pm range, however, solo, and with interruptions. Mostly answering the boss, blowing off work, talking to the GF so I could hide what I’m doing while she’s out of town.The UPS guy didn’t want to knock though he knew I was inside so he laid this heavy MF sideways in front of the door. Don’t worry, no one will dare steal this, it’s 90-120 lbs, seemed like 120, but I’m not lifting like I used to.Oh, let me Add this... other people that rated this poorly were not prepared or wanted to devalue the rating. Let me say now, for 280.00 (I got the taller one) this is SO WORTH THE VALUE. I got the barn wood by the way. But every piece was there and a few extras I ended up needing cause I busted a CAM. So happy it was included.Every single piece of wood was perfect, I laid everything out, got rid of the mess, and not for one freaking moment did I deviate from the instructions. And still, by not paying close enough attention to the drawings, I made a mistake and had a few pieces turned around, however, this was my fault, not the drawings or the pieces as again, everything was PERFECT.Because I was solo at home, I just took my time, I used the glue on the dowls and lined everything up and dry fit things first. Meticulous because of two reasons. (1) I’ve built furniture like this and have been disappointed before and (2) I’m building this to surprise my GF next week when she gets back and I wanted it done right. So I took the day off with no distractions.Try building this with kids running around, tv blaring, or in a distracted space and you will have problems, and it will again, be only your fault for not creating a place of ZEN while putting together your new fireplace furniture. I listened to Mozart and some Techno mix back and forth, try it, you’ll like it.As I took my time assembling I thought to myself how smart it was they go in order the way the do. The reason I say this is because YES one person can build this, a second my actually piss you off, get in the way, and confuse you. TRUST ME, you’re smart enough to get this right on your own.But by going in order, one page per step, and assembling it like they did, you absolutely see that even if you’re 100lbs wet, once you get this in the door, you can handle it on your own. (I’m 6ft, 210lbs) but still, my GF could do it but she’s out hiking mountains currently in a warmer climate.Additionally, by going one step at a time, you can handle and maneuver the weight super easy.Now, I will say one thing that absolutely SUCKED, and it was the 3 screws on each side of the fireplace. That was a CLUSTERFUCccc.And why was it you ask?Because it’s a small screw and narrow space deep situation to line up the fireplace to the frame it fits around. And you basically put that in after you built everything except doors go on last cause that has glass and makes sense right....So I resolved this by getting a magnetic tip Phillips bit and an extension and the ONLY time I used a power tool was to steady these screws with a bit and extension on the drill which also has a light so I can see a little screw, extended 18 inches deep in a space 2 ½ inches wide... oh let me Add here, the screw holes were on wrong side cause I did something wrong. Either way, I found out if I switch those pieces that it wouldn’t have lined up anyways, but the screws are sharp, and I used low speed on the drill to start a new hole for all of them, and steadily tightened it down being certain NOT to strip the screw and ruin the holes I was making.It worked like a dream!! Also, you need light behind you to see what you’re doing and a magnetic splint screw driver and a steady hand with force behind it will work. The drill was better for me though.You WONT get this to screw in without magnetic tip on a short Phillips. Also, this is necessary because it holds the fireplace steady plus two reinforced brackets that keep it steady and not moving. Since it’s a push button I don’t want it moving or shifting, and it’s in their secure.So here I am, about to cook my Salmon with KEENWAaaahhhhh ;) and I’m proud of myself. I didn’t get pissed, I didn’t blame anyone else, I got the day off to make this really cool piece of furniture that just so happens to match the coffee table nicely, and while we have a huge TV, I created a Fireplace solution my girlfriend always wanted in a Rental I’ve been in for less than 35 days while she’s out of town.Definitely, buy this, in any color you want. Don’t think it’s anything but laminate and particleboard and compressed board, but it’s heavy, and if you go SLOW and Steady, you won’t break the wood, and when it all locks together, and the glue dries (you can get wood glue and use that instead) it will be solid and really hold up for the time you want it to.Don’t abuse it, don’t put stupid heavy items on it, don’t keep moving it back and forth, set it once and then forget it, dust it, love on it, enjoy the cool logs and flames that look great, and just absolutely know you got a really great deal and a nice piece of furniture that will last as many years as you want it.Here’s where things go wrong though, moving this with a moving company that doesn’t protect it, well it may not hold how you want. But I’m not worried about that, it is going to be exactly what we want it to be. And the ambiance it provides and the blank wall under the TV is now solved, with her hopes of a fireplace.It’s a rental, I’m not putting in a gas one here ;)So enjoy it, own the decision to build it, really make it an event on the day you want to build it, and you’re sure to love it!!

Amazon delivered this (mind you a 150 lb item) two buildings down from me. I had to find help to get it down 2 flights of stairs, take it out of the box and carry the pieces to my building and up 2 flights of stairs. I’m disabled so I couldn’t do any of it myself. It was a fiasco. They couldn’t get anyone to come out and redeliver and it was blocking part of the stairs where it was.Then I realized a piece came broken when I had it in my Place and I was not about to find help to haul all of that down 2 flights again. I bought a wood pen to color it in. It wasn’t worth the hassle.I like the unit itself and it was a great price. I like that you can choose to have just a fire simulator on without the heater.

The bottom center piece that holds up the fireplace and the top center piece that holds the TV are smaller and have to be reinforced to accommodate the middle load. My husband was able to fix it. We realized this after it was all together and we placed our TV. It's a 50" and could accommodate a bigger TV.

Sturdy, love the color, holds our Blu-rays and collectors editions. Plenty of space in the upper shelf for gaming consoles such as Xbox Series X and Nintendo Switch.Only downside is we were missing a side piece. Reached out to manufacturer and missing piece was here within a week. Original box is very heavy. Delivered by 2 people.

I love this Fireplace TV stand . It looks really nice. I had planned on putting it together myself, thank goodness my son’s dad put it together for me , he’s really good at doing stuff like that and it still took him over an hour to do. The middle bottom peace isn’t very sturdy when you move it so make sure you lift it completely up or it will bend (you can’t scoot it). The fireplace comes on with just the fireplace or with just the heat or both heat and fireplace light combination. It holds a 65” flat screen television perfectly. I’m glad I bought it! 😊

I got this stand during Prime Day. I give it 4 stars because it took 3 hours and 45 minutes to put it together. The instructions say not to use a drill but we definitely had to use a drill. The fireplace only has one heat setting but has a separate switch for just the lights on the logs when you don’t want heat.Overall, I’m happy with this purchase AND it fits out 65” TV perfectly.

We almost bought this a year ago for about $600.00 we are glad to say we waited on it just to buy it for a little over $250.00 with taxes definitely worth the price we ordered a 2nd for the basement also didn't take long to assemble it took me an the wife around 2 hours

I have a small studio apartment so I’m using it for a tv I have yet to purchase! It provides a nice relaxing ambience to a room! It took me like an hour and a half! But the instruction could be tweaked to make the assembly slightly easier! You’ll know what I’m talking about when you have to use the Allen wrench! But overall I like it!