Cordoba 44 in. Rustic Oak Wood Corner TV Stand 50 in. with Doors

A beautiful addition to our familyroom . Many compliments! Thank you.

Love this corner tv stand! My husband and I had it put together in about 2 hours. Every step of the instructions was easy to follow, and common sense comes in handy too. Fits perfectly in the corner of our living room! Good sturdy, solid piece of furniture!

My husband and I just finished assembling this stand about an hour ago. It has it’s pro’s and con’s. The good news is that it’s visually appealing, the price was within the budget, and it fit our brand new 50 inch TV. The bad news is that the doors won’t stay closed. It lines up perfectly with the magnet but it feels like the magnet isn’t strong enough. That’s going to be annoying for sure. The worst part even if the doors did stay closed is that it will not fit a PS4 inside. The PS4 sticks out too much so the doors would not be able to close anyways. That might not be an issue for others if they do not own the console but my husband is not impressed. That might be my fault too, I just assumed a PS4 would fit in there like most stands. So now we need to uninstall the doors and leave it open. That will definitely take away the visual appeal since I thought the doors looked really nice. It was easy to follow the assembly directions but it did take about two hours to put it all together. I’m not sure it’s worth taking it all apart to return so I guess we’ll use it like this until we find something else. But because of the PS4 issue alone I would not recommend this product.

Good solid construction. However, the console comes in several pieces with a large instruction booklet. Although you could probably assemble the unit by yourself, I would recommend having at least one other person assisting. This is very helpful especially when assembling the top of the unit. You need to have patience and time when assembling the unit. It will take 1 and 1/2 hours to two hours to assemble the unit. The front panels that are the door will need adjusting to get them to align correctly. Expect to spend a little time on the adjustments to ensure that the doors are level when assembled. Instructions advise against using an electric drill with screwdriver bits to assemble, but found that if you have a variable speed drill, and know how to properly control the speed it can be used instead of the tool that comes with the unit. There are some parts of the assembly, however, that must be done by hand. All in all, we are very pleased with the look of the unit, and would recommend it to anyone who is confident in their ability to follow instructions, and can use their hands to put things together. My feeling is that the unit is reasonably priced, sturdy, and appealing to the eye. Would recommend the product for anyone looking for a corner unit to use in conjunction with a flat panel TV.

Beautiful piece...takes some time to put together but so worth it!!!!

It was easy to assemble , sturdy strong material and looks very sharp, I made a good choice

It was great!!!

It took a few hours to assemble but the instructions were, for the most part, straightforward. In one spot on the back side of the console, the side piece cracked when I tightened the cam. It doesn't show or affect the structural integrity but it was disappointing. In the front of the console a similar thing happened. The screw partially cracked the surface but, unless you are right on top of it, it's not noticable. Also, one of the doors had had to be adjusted and the wood was too soft and I had to drill another hole next to the original one to keep the door from moving. Overall, I'm fine with it... It looks good and is very sturdy.

My husband started to assemble this in November 2017 and finished in June 2021..... really it took multiple hours, but way longer than it should for a non-IKEA item. We needed a TV center with doors to replace our glass one (new baby in the house), didn't want to spend a lot of money since we are mounting our 50" TV. You would NOT be able to support a TV over 25" on this, it is very low quality. During assembly you are required to glue your own parts, which is ridiculous. I'm giving 2 stars because of the price if you need something small and simple, almost a decor item. But do not purchase if you need it to support anything and if you have zero assembly patience.

Nice looking TV stand after 2+ hours of assembly. At the price point this unit is sold, one should expect it to be made from particle board, and it is. When assembled, this looks as good as all of the assembled entertainment centers we found at several inexpensively-priced furniture stores- these are also made from particle board and cost about 3-4 times as much money. I can recommend this product if you have patience, experience with and access to a drill and 1/16" drill bit and a reasonably short handled Phillips-head screwdriver. Just be careful not to drill through the doors as you deepen the pre-drilled holes for the door latches. Pros: Inexpensive Once assembled looks good for the its price point. Cons: Number of pieces to assemble - There are 19 pieces of particle board to assemble with over 125 pieces of hardware (screws, dowels, cam locks and bolts). Time to assemble - It took me more than 2 hours to assemble following the directions - and not having to redo any of the steps. Precision - Some of the pre-drilled holes were out of tolerance level (they were not drilled quite wide enough or deep enough). I had to carefully re-drill 8 holes that hold the door hinges; the holes for the 10 bolts that attach the back pieces to the frame were a fraction too small and made it more difficult than necessary to attach these 5 pieces Additional tools should be provided: A short-handled Phillips-head screwdriver should be provided as some of the work requires a shorter than average screwdriver; a straight 4 MM Allen-wrench should be provided along with the angled one Quality of assembly instructions: As some of the hardware parts are thrown together into the same bag (and they're all listed with metric dimensions) this adds a bit of time to ensure one uses the correct parts for each step; some of the steps gloss over which direction some of the pieces should be pointed (as in the magnetic latch) Providing an additional metal piece holding two ball bearings (for alignment of the bottom of the doors) would yield a better-looking final assembly product as this would help ensure the doors lined up from side to side/top to bottom