Oakland Corner Unit Oak Reviews: Brown Wood TV Corner Stand for TVs

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- Just a pity the shelves are not that little bit taller so they'd fit DVDs in them.

+ Stylish and extremely well made

- Needs care in following assembly instructions

+ Shelves wide enough (45cm) for DVD recorder and Blu Ray player.
Side compartments big enough for CD sized cases and Blue Ray cases to stand up in.
Unit stands up from floor sufficiently for cleaning underneath.

- Side compartments not big enough for DVD cases to stand up, only to lay down flat.

+ Sturdy, well finished, helps hide cables. A weakness with class products

- I cannot think of any bad points

+ really does fit exactly what we wanted. we originally intented to paint it but it fits in great just as it is. Really good value and we had been looking for just something like this for ages.

- none so far.

+ Good value for money, easy to build.

- Doesn't fit a CD on the shelf, would have scored higher if it did.

+ looks good, easy to assemble

- none

+ GOOD APPEARANCE. ATTRACTIVE TIMBER
DOES ITS JOB WELL
FITS TOGETHER WELL

- TOOL SUPPLIED USELESS FOR TIGHTENING CAM LOCKS

+ My mother thinks it is ideal for her tv if she is happy then so am I

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+ Easy to assemble and looks good

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- not easy to assemble

+ The real wood veneer makes the unit look more expensive

- The instructions were a bit confusing at times.

+ All the bits were there which is good for flat pack items and instructions were simple and in the main clearly marked

- Some of the finishing was a bit scraggy and the inter-locking bolts weren't accurate which meant lining these items up was a bit fiddly, some of them were awkward to get to during construction.

+ I am nearly Eighty and I had no difficulty in erecting the product. My son did it! He screwed the drawer handle on upside down and when I tried it I said, "Leave it like that, I don't have to bend down so far to open it and it opens with one touch of a finger.

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