Modway Render Mid-Century Modern TV Stand Entertainment Center, 70", Walnut

This cabinet is very functional, and very reasonably priced. The assembly was fairly easy, and the mounting hardware is very well designed. It is very tight against the wall. It is exactly what we wanted for under our big TV.

This stylish console came before the projected date which was a plus. The veneer is good quality and it was not hard to assemble. It took my husband about 45 min to assemble by himself. It takes 2 people to mount it but the mounting bar is incredibly sturdy and has enough holes spaced out so it will certainly manage to hit at least 2 studs. As you can see, the wires are visible slightly from the bottom but we have a channel in the wall for wires so it's super minimal. The sliding doors slide smoothly and there is enough space for our two gaming consoles so its #gamerapproved although there are no holes in the side walls if you have more consoles and want to put them in the side compartments...it's not possible without drilling. Luckily we managed to get all of ours in the center where the holes are pre determined. NOTE: We have an ethernet expansion switch, nintedo switch, PS4 pro (PS5 will fit) and Apple TV in the center compartments. They all fit just fine and the gaps in the design let it breathe well even when shut...however we also have a power surge strip that MUST BE INSTALLED PRIOR TO final completion in order to fit the plug in the gap that is pre-determined (see picture).Great product; very happy!

This stand is a great value and looks beautiful. The veneer has just the right texture and sheen to pass as real wood. I love the slatted door design, it’s perfect for keeping equipment/tech behind the doors but still having airflow. I assembled it myself quickly and the instructions were easy to follow. I did need a second person to hang it on the wall at the end. My only complaint (and it is kind of a big one) is that there was not a lot of thought in the design about where to put holes for cables and cords. You’re basically stuck putting things in the center section. I wanted things hidden in the side sections but there is no opening for cords between the center and sides. You also can’t fit a three prong plug through the opening at the bottom after assembly, so heads up if you need to do that do it before you finish assembling that part. I ended up getting a circular drill bit for cutting holes in wood and made it work but it was frustrating. The final product is lovely though and I think this stand is a great value.

I love this cabinet, I used it above my washer and dryer for laundry and towel storage.

Totally in love with this entertainment center! It feels very sturdy (for our part, we put 8 bolts in our concrete wall to support it), and is easy to mount. The instructions are very clear and easy to follow, and mounting is flexible for walls with studs.Only a couple things:-This one was user error, just mentioning it so you don't make the same mistake I did! Make sure the wood paneled side of the back of the unit is facing inward! Blindingly obvious, but I was tired when I first assembled the unit and did it backwards.-A hole saw drill bit will be your friend to make this truly functional if you have multiple devices! The unit only comes with one hole in the top and one in the back, with no space/holes in the interior side walls to pass cables through.Our current setup is a PS4 (it can only fit standing up) and ethernet splitter in the left cubby, an XBOX series X and beefy power strip/surge protector in the middle cubby (this is the one with a shelf), and a Nintendo Switch in the right cubby. You can pass cables behind the shelf, but there is no way to pass cables from one cubby to the next.This is where the hole saw comes in! I made holes in the bottom corners of the interior cubby walls, and I made a hole in the bottom left side of the unit to pass the power cable and ethernet cable through.

The LONG BRACKET (PA11) goes at the back of the unit and is THE MAIN SUPPORT. Because the particle board is so very heavy, I recommend (and wish I had) measured, aligned and placed this piece first. Since mine is not a cement wall, I drilled the heaviest available screws into three studs for mounting this bar. Does not also hurt to attach the short brackets (PA05) to the back of the unit and mount to the long bracket for a feel for the fit and visual confirmation of position.There are two additional screw holes for stabilization. It seems the pre-drilled bolts (29" apart) were intended for a cement wall. I had made two new stud-spaced holes in the wall and back of the unit ahead of time for these additional screw holes but ultimately, it would have been best to drill the holes into the wall after mounting, since hanging the unit on the brackets could waver a little. Very nice unit. Looks nice and sturdy attachment thanks to the bracket. Hope this makes sense! :)

Love this!! Very sturdy. Not exactly easy assembly but not hard. Comes in two boxes. Says not to use drill in instructions but I did and it was fine. I wasn’t about to hand screw 200 screws. It says up to 50 inch TV but I have a 55 inch and it fits perfectly!

This was a b**ch to put together. I am not going to lie. Keep in mind the very first steps you are putting together upside down. It took me forever but I did it by myself. The price of this on Amazon is fantastic. Other furniture websites list This for $200- $300 more. I love it! I wanted that MCM vibe and this is it! Very sturdy not cheesy at all. I have a 50-inch tv in there but I think a 55 would fit. I will update you later. Very nice piece of furniture for the price.