HOOBRO55" Floating TV Stand with Power Outlet, Modern Wall Mounted Media Console Shelf Cabinet for Under TV Storage, Entertainment Center, Living Room, Bedroom, Rustic Brown and Black BF11DS01

Easy to put together and looked really nice on my wall! (i know it’s not centered to the tv we fixed it after this pic lol)

This was much better in person than in the picture. It’s very cute, for the price the quality it amazing and it’s sturdy. Easy to assemble, perfect size, and functionally is does exactly what it’s suppose to.

We bought this stand for the "Nintendo dungeon" where our kids and their friends play video games.The Good:* Stupid-easy to assemble* Relatively Inexpensive* Built in cable ports and power strip are thoughtfully laid out.* Generous amount of spare screws and small parts includedThe So You-Know-What-You're Getting Into:* Screw heads visible on exterior of stand. Better designed flat-pack furniture (i.e., Ikea) doesn't have this problem. You won't see this stand featured in "Architectural Digest." That said, having a rats nest of cables hanging down the wall to a game console on the floor looks much worse.* Imperfect alignment of some holes. Nothing fatal, but again, understand that "HOOBRO" isn't Chinese for "Ikea"* You'll likely have to drill your own holes if you're attaching this to studs underneath a drywall wall.* Eco-hostile packaging (i.e., lots of frangible polystyrene which leaves static-y white droppings around the house)

Easy to assemble, but need help to put on the wall.

This was the second one I bought, easy to install, quality materials, and looks cool on the wall

Everyone love it and want to know where I got it

My 10 year old grandson decided to re-design his bedroom and picked this floating desk sending grandpa the Amazon links. Good reviews overall so I ordered. Lots of pieces and hardware. Following the directions and good pics, it was fairly easy to put together in a couple of hours. Hanging it on the wall is another matter. There were 4 anchors and screws for drywall and would have worked OK. But always better to find a wood stud. I have a stud finder and found one on each side of the desk. I had to drill different holes , but no big deal with a drill and bits. You do need different screws that are longer and would have been nice to have them supplied as an option. Directions for mounting could have been clearer if you've never done it before. The only flaw in all the pieces was a missing knob hole in one of the door panels. Easy to drill in the same location as the other door. It's a little tricky to put the hinged door in. I had to loosen the 2 top panel screews completely to raise up just a little to get the spring loaded hinges in the holes. My grandson loves the floating desk and I would recommend if you're looking for a small type TV desk that takes very little room. His TV will be mounted on the wall above.

Looked nice but the screws and anchor for the wall did not work. I tried to place the holes in a stud but it was hard to align to any stud. The shelf fell and broke pictures and lamp.