Took three men and a baby to get in the door, well packed, very big and heavy.

Basic "Bert and Ernie" assembly with simple instructions with all parts supplied fitting together as they should.

Adjustable feet to level, plenty of room in between shelves and depth was what I needed.

Definitely what I needed and the price was right, Thanks Monoprice.

This thing is built like a tank. It's heavy. It almost killed the fedex driver getting it up a flight of stairs. Despite its weight, it's relatively simple to put together. But it's strong enough i feel i could park my car on it, looks nice too.

Very nice entertainment center especially at the sale price. Easy to assemble and sturdy enough to support heavy electronics.

Absolutely very solid, sexy and perfect height!

My Monolith Double Wide XL - AV Stand has worked out great. The bottom shelf is holding 2 amps that weigh 75 lbs. each. I left the center support on the front out of the assembly and my center channel speaker just barely fits between the top and center shelf. I don't know if you could slide a dime in, on top of that speaker. (NHT AC-2, 36lbs.) This tells me that the measurements that Monoprice publishes are spot on! You should know that this stand is heavy, 100 lbs. The Fedex delivery guy was happy I was there to help unload it. Assembly was easy and straight forward. You assemble this upside down and it will help if you have another person help turn it upright.

What a good looking piece of audio stands

It deserves a five except for one thing. My living room where I plan to use this has thick carpet plus padding which makes it a little wobbly and I fear a little too unstable for my turntable. Are there any spiked feet available that could better anchor this to my wood floor that is below the carpet and padding? I do think this is a very well made AV stand and it is much heavier than I expected.

MDF is the cheapest wood and not strong.I hope this lasts, it should have been plywood It was easy enough to assemble and will look fine until the top veneer wears off. On A/V Cabinets the longer tube would be between the top and the middle shelf. Should have provided 2 extra medium legs and 34 plastic washers. The top screws should have been a bolt with a hole, they were hard to tighten. If I could see it and touch it, I would never buy it. The overall look, design and functionality was let down by the flaws listed above. It does look strong and is extremely heavy due to the pressed board shelves.

Got this because I needed a sturdy and wide rack with good ventilation but not at a ridiculous price. This thing is sturdy, looks good and is easy to put together. Just follow the diagram along with the lettered pack that contains the needed bolts etc.