Modway Render Mid-Century Modern Vinyl Record Storage Display Cabinet, 37 Inch, Walnut

Just what I was looking for to store my albums, some CD’s and cassettes, plus Operation Manuals for the Stereo equipment. Two pull out drawers made that happen. Easy to assemble and fit the space that I was wanting to place it in.

This unit is actually really cool. Fits my mid century modern house nicely. I'm a real person, btw...:)

I was skeptical about how this would look because it wasn't very expensive. He put it together in a couple of hours and once done, it looks great. We're running out of space for vinyl, but that isn't the fault of the stand.

Absolutely obsessed!!! Took my husband about an hour and a half to put together to make me eternally happy. Such a nice piece that looks like it was custom made for my house. Just perfect,

I spent weeks looking for a record player cabinet that would fit everything for my setup, and have some extra storage for records and/or books.For the dimensions, you can see that it’s basically at the very edge of housing everything, while still avoiding looking like a crammed mess. I thought this was going to be good, but the cabinet became even more useful (edging out all my other options), when I decided to not build the drawers (nor instal the tracks), and leave out all the back paneling. Turned out after I looked at the pictures closely, that the drawers are housed in separate cubbies… which turned out excellent for placing my CD player or the left, and my little amp and switching boxes on the right.Have to give credit to another reviewer that did a similar thing, but with only one drawer I believe; which helped me in for my decision.The other thing I did was leave the back of the cabinet completely open. So, no back paneling. It doesn’t really need it and it upped the whole experience of my setup for cable management.I would love to say that this was 100% calculated, but a good chunk of it was pure luck too. For instance the CD player has a little more than 1/8” clearance on either side. Like, it JUST fits, but none of its edges are touching the cubby… so it’s like it was made for it. If you need a reference, the player is a Denon DCD-800NE.Then the record player and the speakers. Just enough room for everything to sit comfortably. The record player is a Fluance RT85NW, and the speakers are a pair of Edifier S1000.So yeah, great piece, easy to build, even quicker if you skip building the drawers and skip the backing panels. It’s very solid too.One NOTE: instructions were very clear, but pay close attention at where the long ‘N’ dowels go. There’re only two of them, and they get used early enough in the process. I missed reading this part, and that cost me having to disassemble my progress when I got stuck with missing dowels for another step further down… totally my fault lol, but thought this may help someone.

This is a nice piece. I put it my Turn Table on it. It great out goes great with our Mid-Century Living room.I have gotten a lot of complements on it.

The design is very pretty, the quality is not good, it arrived without instructions and missing pieces. It looked like it was returned previously and the later send to us. The pieces were scratched and peeling off. I Considere the product price does not match the quality.

Love it, love it, love it! My only critique would be that the advertisement suggests it is made of walnut. It is not... only the front sliding door is walnut. Everything else is particle board. Maybe it is made of glue and sawdust from powdered walnut. I don't know. But that's the only way it would actually be what they advertised.Also the assembly instructions have no written directions, but only include pictures. These pictures are not very clear on which way certain pieces need to face, and I found myself having to go back a few steps and remove then flip and reattach certain pieces, making the process take about twice as long as it should. But that's only a one-time complication, so I'm not really upset about that, just mildly frustrated. Overall, I like the way the new product looks, and as long as I don't try to move it around much, it should hold together okay. Screws set into particle board tend to rip free if such furniture undergoes any kind of active stress, so be sure to pick a spot for it and leave it there! If I were someone who moves frequently or rearranges their furniture much, I would not want this but would insist on a product with only solid wood pieces.