Furinno Just No Tools Mid TV Stand, White w/White Tube

I needed to replace my current TV stand with a shorter one due to the purchase of a projector screen. This one arrived in a single box and was very easy and quick to put together. It is small so it only holds the projector on the top shelf. I was able to squeeze more onto the second shelf but I do recommend either a second one or another item if you have other stuff to add to your living room setup.

This table is perfect. It was not only the perfect size for my small living room, it only took 5 minutes to put together. I couldn’t be happier.

I ordered these in hopes of having a basic TV stand for the foot of our bed, but the stands were MUCH shorter than I thought! They are sturdy and I decided to keep them and stack two on top of each other and use for shoe storage and it works great for that! 🥲🤣 The colors are definitely beautiful and they sit very well and straight for being so cheap! They are small so if you need something for a smaller area this product would be perfect for you! They also come apart so if you no longer need them you can just take them apart and they would fit well in my small space!

The media could not be loaded. This was pretty small but honestly it was perfect size for my two boys room. It's sturdy and does the job!Picture show actual size

I run a projection system in my living room (Epson PowerLite Home Cinema 3010, Full HD 1080p, 2D and 3D Home Theater Projector with Integrated Speakers (V11H421020)). We have a huge wall opposite the couches in which to project the image onto. The thing is, I am a greedy person (by nature aren't we all?) I often strive for the absolute biggest screen size possible, even if its only a few inches bigger than it was before. With these stands, it allows me to keep the components I used to have on an IKEA table that was 24" tall onto a pedestal that is only a hair over 10 inches... which allowed me to increase the screen size from 113" to 136" diagonal.I placed 2 of these tables side by side and it makes things look absolutely stunning in my living room. The center channel (Polk Audio CS20 Center Channel Speaker (Single, Cherry)) sits on top in the middle, flanked by game consoles and a wireless router (Cisco-Linksys E3000 Wireless-N Router) on the sides. It keeps everything low enough that nothing impedes the projected image on the wall. Somehow, without measuring prior to ordering, I was able to fit a standard Mid-tower PC case (protrudes from the back a bit, but I actually like it in there like that for ventilation purposes) and an Onkyo receiver (Onkyo TX-NR709 7.2-Channel Network A/V Receiver (Black)) into the space allotted, and they fit nearly perfectly. I am not sure if that was by design or I just got lucky... either way, my luck could now be a primary selling point for you, the reader!Assembly is super easy. The materials feel somewhat shoddy at first, but once its assembled it is solid. I am not sure I would put a 90 pound Plasma TV on top of it, but for a small LCD flatscreen it should do fine. The shelf surfaces are made out of thin particle board (1/2" thick), so I don't think these were really designed to hold much more than 20-30 pounds. I was, however, able to lean onto them for support when standing up and they supported that force for the split second I pressed down onto the surface.If the scenarios I described above fit your use case (or similar) you should definitely consider this table. I am going to post a couple photos of my setup, which looks incredibly clean with the devices situated on it. These inexpensive gems have propelled my living room into the next level of awesome.

These are easy to build, and even though it is very short, it is the size that I needed. BUT, the whole black plastic trim around the edge came damaged and it has gouged spots all along it.It makes it look very cheap and not well made!!VERY POOR QUALITY CONTROL!!

I recently decided to update some of my furniture to make it less "ghetto". After five years of marriage, I'm finally deciding to take my wife's advice and have nicer things than a teen living in the slums.Up till now my 42 inch plasma TV has been resting on a Playstation 3 Console box made of cardboard to raise it above the coffee table it's sitting on in the bedroom. I started looking for TV stands and risers, but all of them were either too low, too expensive, or too ugly. This piece fits the bill nicely. Not only does it raise the TV as high as the box it was previously sitting on, it lifts it around TWICE as high, leaving room underneath for home theater components (roku, switchbox, Playstation 4) which were previously spread around. So now there's room for a space heater, video game controllers, and a plant on the coffee table without blocking airflow and making everything really crowded.Build QualityThis piece of furniture is made out of the kind of plastic used to extend your vacuum cleaner and particle board. Don't kick it around, body-slam it, beat it with heavy tools, or move it a ton. If you are expecting something made out of solid wood for less than 20.00 than I'd like to know what rock you've been hiding under. At any rate, if a cardboard box can hold up a 42 inch plasma, certainly particle board (which is basically as strong as wood) held together with plastic pillars can handle it no problem. If you item arrived scratched or broken that's not the fault of build quality. Solid wood would arrive heavily scratched or shattered if it got smashed too. Just send it back and get another one.AppearanceThe one I got is a lovely solid black and unless you are inches away staring at it in a brightly lit room you're not going to notice the pillars are plastic. Likewise, just about all home theater furniture is made of painted particle board unless you're rich and buying something really high grade. I think it looks great. The black virtually disappears when the lights are out and complements my black TV and black PS4, switchbox, and Roku nicely.Build TimeIt took me 6 minutes to assemble this item and maybe 10-15 minutes to install everything (lift the TV on top, rewire components so they sit inside the stand). There's basically three steps to the instructions and they couldn't be more simple. You COULD use a rubber mallet to make it easier to tap in the plastic screw holes, but any flat heavy soft object would do (I used an allen wrench rubberized tool I got for free years ago to tap them in). There's not a lot of resistance and they tap right in. The rest of the stpes are basically just hand-tightening (don't overdo it or you'll probably strip the plastic threading). I think a five year old could assemble this with a little help in like 20 minutes.All-in-all I am extremely happy with this item. It's much more useful and attractive than a cardboard box. I wish I had bought one years ago. Now to replace my Rubbermaid nightstand...

An affordable stand. I have been marked down from a 2 story house to a room and a half. My beloved old records were on the chopping block. This little stand was ridiculously easy to put together. It Is very strong and sturdy yet light so I could actually pick it up. My Scott turnable is at the turntable hospital so I dug up a turntable from my daughters old room which sits nicely on top. My reciever has about an inch on the top to breath.This seller has an ama.zing product. They saved my record collection which is awsome.

I do like the product. It fits perfectly on my desk and also can fit so many things under the TV. But the product I received was damaged. To me it is not worth disassembling, sending back and replacing, but I was disappointed when I saw the damage after assembling it.

Sturdy and easy completion

I bought 2 and put one on top of the other for tv stand good for stacking.Very good value

Pour ma box est la chaîne hifi.