Martin Furniture Shallow Floating TV Console, 60", Black

It domes with one sheet of paper instructions. No video instructions available. Yes, you need studs to hang this up on the wall. I had a little trouble finding studs in the placement where I wanted it, but we still found some. Had to use a few different types of screws because the screws that came with it for the wall were kinda long, and i think I have metal studs??Anyway, it I recommend having someone else there to help you with putting it up. It’s not super heavy though, but it’s easier to mount with help.Looks great, is pretty sturdy, and I love how it looks on my wall. I am glad to finally be able to upgrade to a floating console at an affordable price!

Based on the weight of this TV console I would consider it a very solid design. The assembly instructions aren't the best but all the holes and pegs line up perfectly. For added support I used a little bit of wood glue in the peg holes. This thing is not coming apart . . . ever. It's the perfect width for my 65" Sony TV.

This was very easy to put together my seven-year-old daughter help me build it. It is a little bit heavy so you definitely will need two people to mount it, but I love it. I love the color. I love the sturdiness.

Definitely impressed with this product especially for the price. Assembly wasn't the hardness. We had a few minor inconveniences but those were self induced as reading/directions are hard sometimes. 😅 Definitely recommend this to anyone look for a floating entertainment center!

The kit was easy to assemble, but highly recommend you read through the installation prior to putting it together. Understand thoroughly, how it is pieced together. Once you understand the build is as quick as you want it to be. The short dowels were loose fitting, but I used wood glue to insure they would not come out as I tried to assemble. I recommend doing this....just a little dab of glue in the dowel hole. For the cleat, the studs never seem to line up perfectly. I just drilled extra holes in the cleat to where my wall studs were located. Home builders, specifically framers, will get the whole 16" o.c. close, but not necessarily exact. The kit accommodates the extra drilling if you need to. I used 1/8" pilot bit to drill for screws that went into the studs. I wish the kit would recommend a drill size for the screws they provide. Great kit, one of the best I've put together in a long time. Take your time, go slow. Oh, and you should not put your TV on this stand. The company recommends that your TV be wall mounted, which mine was. There is a hole on the top and one on the bottom to feed cable. That came in really handy when running all my wiring. Thanks Martin.

We’ve had this tv stand for a little over a year and it’s an excellent addition to the living room. Not only is it aesthetically appealing, it holds a great deal of weight and it’s easy to clean.

I hung this below a 77” TV and it’s been great. Very easy to build and hang, with the exception that the width means you’re going to hit at least 3 studs and the holes on the clear hanger aren’t drilled to allow centering on a stud. I drilled my own mounting holes and it was a minor inconvenience for a great final result.

Well see for yourself in the picture. We managed to get it put together, but we cannot get this heavy thing mounted to the wall. We are not newbies when it comes to mounting things on the wall. I am also concerned that if we do get it mounted, this thing will not hold up and it will fall. It's not worth it because I have a young child and she could get very hurt by this product. The directions are garbage. Even when putting this together, the holes weren't quite drilled right and we had to improvise. If you have a bit of money to spend, get off of Amazon and get a better quality piece of furniture like I'm about to do.