Rfiver 4-Tier AV Media Stand with Wheels, Mobile Rack Audio Tower with Height Adjustable Shelves, Wooden Stereo Racks and Stands, Stereo Stand for Record Player, TV Box, Corner Entertainment Center

Assembly went well. the hardware and the shelves are sturdy. Looks good too!

I bought this unit as media / toy storage in a very confined space. It was pricey, but I couldn’t find anything that seemed like it would work for our needs. It has turned out to be exactly what we needed, and it is well worth the cost. It was easy to assemble and is extremely sturdy. The shelves are heavy duty, not the low quality pressed wood of most models. There are two adjustable shelves, but I only needed one. It looks great and fits nicely in a unique small space. The wheels are a welcome feature and they work well. I love this unit and am glad I decided to take a gamble on something a little more expensive. You get what you pay for!

This is heavy. Heavier than you'd expect. Went together ok with a bit of effort. Feels solid. This is perfect for my laser printer with storage for extra toner and paper.

Awesome product! Beautiful and Sturdy! Excellent Purchase!

Sturdy, looks good, exactly what I needed.

I replaced my old stereo rack because the design. I like the easy access to my stereo components. The wheels are a helpful feature. The shelves are also bigger then my previous rack. It arrived a few days earlier then expected and was easy to set up.

Very nice quality. Fits my stereo equipment perfectly. Worth the money.

I was hoping this would look nice by our TV to hold all the Audio equipment, but the shelving does not match our surrounding decor, so in the garage for various tools it goes!The setup took about 1 1/2 hours by myself. The tools that are included are one step away from useless, and quite frustrating to try and use. I used my own tools for ease! I used my own adjustable wrench on the lock nut of the wheels, and the final tightening with the included flat wrench. Several fallen heads are difficult to get to and tighten due to a surrounding piece being in the way, hence why I used my own fallen driver vs an L shaped allen wrench.The steps to follow are fairly accurate, nothing that would make it easier other than possibly having a helper for a couple of steps, but not a huge issue.I have an area of my garage I can place the carts in a line and just move on the occasions I need to get to one of them.The space between each self has a small adjustment for the spacing, and some pieces have a slot for easier adjustment, these are nice to have. Do not tighten all screws as you install, just get them started, to no more than 80%, this ways as you put the section pieces together, you have some room for adjustments and misalignments, then tighten them.