cheap TV Console Walker Edison 44 Inch Wood w/ Drawers and Side Media Storage
TV Console Walker Edison 44 Inch Wood w/ Drawers and Side Media Storage Features
- Modern TV console with open component shelf, 2 storage drawers, and 4 side media shelves
- Made of MDF board and PVC laminate; available in black or brown wood finish with silver-tone door pulls
- Holds most flat-screen televisions up to 50 inches in size
- Assembly required with included tools; on-line support and toll-free help number provide extra assistance
- Measures 44 inches long by 16 inches wide by 22-1/2 inches high
With its clean design and impressive storage capacity, Walker Edison’s Columbus TV console easily takes on today’s electronics and accessories while maintaining a tidy, room-flattering look. The long bevel-edged top accommodates most flat-screen televisions up to 50 inches in size and a full-length open shelf below holds several components with a back grommet for clean cable management. Two storage drawers with sleek silver-tone pulls stow away smaller items, and side shelves on both ends are perfect for media collections. Made of MDF board and PVC laminate, Columbus comes in a choice of black or brown textured finishes. It measures 44 inches long by 16 inches wide by 22-1/2 inches high. Assembly is required with included tools. Not the handy type? Walker Edison also provides online support and a toll-free help number.
TV Console Walker Edison 44 Inch Wood w/ Drawers and Side Media Storage
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Customer Reviews on TV Console Walker Edison 44 Inch Wood w/ Drawers and Side Media Storage
Well-packaged, well-constructed; great value for the price., March 17, 2012
By Ronald Binns (Jacksonville, FL USA)
Over the years I have purchased a lot of RTA furniture, and this was probably the best one of the bunch. It was extremely well-packaged (fiberboard ends to protect the corners of the box, lots of polystyrene, each part wrapped in foam, and clearly labeled packages for each of the assembly hardware types), constructed of nice materials (looks and feels like wood, with a textured surface like a real piece of lumber), and the instructions are clear, with both pictures and words (written in plain English by someone who actually speaks the language). Once assembled, the unit looks very nice and feels solid, not flimsy like some RTA stuff. The DVD-sized storage racks on each side of the console are nice, too, and hold a fair number of DVDs, even slightly oversized box sets.
I would recommend that you carefully follow the instructions and consider fitting parts together before finalizing assembly with glue. A lot of the parts are quite similar, and gluing a part in place facing in the wrong direction can be frustrating. Also keep in mind the size of the component storage; my home theater control/sub-woofer is too big to fit in the rather small component area (it would protrude and would also prevent the blu-ray player from fitting inside as well). That quibble aside, this is a really nice console at a great price.
