IC International Concepts Unfinished Corner TV Stand - Solid Wood Entertainment Center for Living Room, Bedroom, or Home Theater - DIY Ready for Custom Staining & Painting
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SKU:59969182
Product Description
This classic, well-built TV Stand/Entertainment Center from International Concepts is the perfect addition to your family room, living room or bedroom. Made from solid wood, it is part of a high-quality collection of wood furniture that will easily complement any décor. Parawood – a hardwood known for its durable, strong, and environmentally friendly nature – is used to craft these customary, distinctive stands. Whether you are accommodating your home theater, or simply wanting to make more space in your TV room, this piece from International Concepts will accomplish just that! These unfinished pieces are ready to be stained or painted in your choice of color.
Product Features
Dimensions 39"W x 18"D x 28"H
Made from solid hardwood
Inside dimension of drawer 15.98W X 14.80"D X 4.60"H
Distance from floor to bottom of front rail 1.96
Dimensions of center shelf 17.91 w x 16.14d"
Customer Reviews
This all-wood (no pressed wood by-products) International Concepts unfinished cabinet is just what I needed and it looks great! (see photo)A 40x28x14" box arrived on my front porch about a week before the projected delivery date. It was heavy; so I had my son help me carry it into the garage. I opened it and found the instructions and hardware bag quickly. Some washers had escaped, but I found them all in the box. There were no missing or broken parts.PACKAGING: Kudos to the packaging engineer! It was packed in pieces in a heavy-duty cardboard box, and contained very few, but biodegradable, foam elements.ASSEMBLY: The assembly instructions were well-organized and easy to follow. I chose to stain the unfinished wooden pieces before assembly and used a Minwax "Gunstock 231" stain that I had on hand. After it dried I compared the color to my other pieces and found that the stain was too "red." I then gave the pieces a coat of "Golden Oak" stain, which added yellow.I then assembled the cabinet. All of the holes were lined up, but the rear slats required that I loosen some screws in order to slightly adjust some pre-installed cleats. NOTE: Do not fully tighten the screws until everything is put together! I used a 1" hole bit to drill into the rear slats for added wire access. And I went down to the hardware store and bought a metal knob for the drawer rather than use the supplied wooden knob.All in all, I am please with the product quality and the price.
