Mount-It! Tempered Glass AV Component Media Stand, Audio Tower and Media Center with 4 Shelves, 88 Lbs Capacity, Black Silk (MI-8670)

I like the ease of putting it together. It only took minutes to do following the included instructions. The glass was packed securely making sure it arrived without damage.

Shelves are tempered glass but pretty thin. Four metal rods screw into the top shelf and you stack from the top down. The legs are simple hollow tubes, again very very thin and lightweight. The tube "holders" on each tube end, and on each shelf, are pretty cheap plastic discs with a chrome finish like you see on toys, and a hole in the center for the rod. BUT... it was delivered intact and well packed. It assembled well with no issues, 25 min start to finish. The heaviest part is the glass as might be expected. I did not care for the feet although they work fine. I was hoping for more robust feet so that I could place spiked feet to isolate the equipment, but no such luck. I might do a mod in the future to let me do that. All this being said it does look nice and much more expensive than it was. As they say, you get what you pay for and at 125 bucks for two - not bad. Not bad at all! The wife is very happy.

EDIT: Vendor sent out replacement parts that have fixed my issue. Adjusted rating accordingly.Original Review:Starting with the positive. I assembled this stand pretty quickly with minimal difficulties, and it looked decent enough. Unfortunately during assembly, I identified a problem with one leg and one endcap (foot), which didn't screw mount properly. After retracing my steps to check my work, I re-confirmed this issue. Consequently, the top shelf has a bit of additional "play" on one corner bracket. On inspection, I believe the screw threads are bad/uneven on those leg and/or foot pieces specifically. On a final positive note though, I am still able to use the product, I'm just avoiding using that top shelf for anything heavy.

This unit, for the price I paid, is very good. Assembly was time consuming but not difficult. The feet are lacking so bear that it mind.

My husband said this is an amazing audio stand. It said it is VERY easy to put together, sturdy, a great price and very attractive. We love it and HIGHLY recommend it. :)

It would be nice if the 6 shelf was not the permanent top shelf, a turntable usually goes on the top and is light, the spacers are cheap plastic but that's o.k. considering the cheap price, it's sturdy enough and very easy to put together.

I needed a new rack for stereo, and this was the exact size. It looks great, and you can adjust the shelf's heights. Cool look, that does show dust and fingerprints....yet no need to touch glass shelves beyond assembly. Had an extra round disk (ones rest under/above each tube upright), which helped because one came cracked. Well packed...and arrived with no damages. Good for most anything....yet it sets off the stereo system with a modern look.

I'm so frustrated with this purchase because, overall, this feels like a solid, sturdy, easy-to-put-together shelf that looks good.However, I bought this specifically because the product listing includes photos with assembled dimensions showing that the shelf is 28.4" tall. For what I bought this for, I needed it to be 28.5" or less; 28.4 was just about perfect!Except it's *not* 28.4" tall when assembled - it's about 29.7" tall. Which is too tall for what I bought it for. It won't fit.Some of the other dimensions in the photos are wrong too. The photos indicate 11" of clearance between two shelfs - but there's only 9".I've attached an annotated screenshots with the actual assembled dimensions so no one else gets stuck with something they don't need!