Pmnianhua Floating TV Shelf, 47'' Wall Mounted TV Stand Floating TV Console Media Entertainment Under TV Shelf for Bedroom Livingroom (Walnut)

The material is very good quality and sturdy. It took about 30 minutes to set up out of the box. I recommend having at least 1-2 people to help you install onto the wall otherwise it will be very difficult. I am very happy with it and it looks modern and nice. I got the 70inch one for our 86inch TV

Easy to install. Perfect size and aesthetically pleasing to the eye. The wood finish looks nice. Not very sturdy. Do not put heavy weights on it. Quite light weight.

Nice product and great price !!!

Putting the console together is somewhat easy, goes together like ikea furniture. The real difficulty came when trying to mount on the wall. I would not recommend this unit unless you have the ability to find studs and are familiar with drywall anchors in the likely event that the studs do not line up with the pre-drill holes on each side of unit. if mounting to a brick wall, they do provide anchors, and lining up the unit under the TV will not be as difficult. See the pictures for more detail.

Very good quality, I am glad I bought it.

Love the color and sturdiness of the product. The anchors that came with the packaging were not good enough to hold it again the wall. The shelf fell a little forward so I had to install strong dry wall anchors so it doesnt fall. Other than that, it is great for the price. Perfect size for the tv.

Looks amazing under our 86” TV! Easily hides and contained all wiring. We have2 HDMI cords, a fire stick, Bose input/output wires, soundbar wiring, a Wyze camera, AppleTV wires and an Alexa all connected and all the wires are hidden with this! Perfect length, great storage and easily supports multiple cats who can’t get close enough to Cat TV!! Would definitely reccomend!

This shelf was easy to assemble, and the plywood core (rather than particle board) is stiff and strong. The Ikea-style assembly hardware works well. I should mention that the "walnut" veneer appears to be printed vinyl. It looks OK, but is nothing special; this is probably reasonable, given the price point. A minor nit is that the holes bored for cables have very sharp edges (so much so that they shaved some plastic off the cables that were passed through them). It would have been easy to radius these holes a tiny bit. Another irritation is that the back edge of the central hole is a centimeter or so from the wall; cables flush with the wall need to come out of their hiding cover to reach the hole in the shelf. The shelf is very shallow, so that a Comcast DVR barely fits (and that required right-angle HDMI and RG6-U connectors. The biggest issue with the shelf is that the four pre-drilled mounting holes don't allow centering the shelf under the TV, unless you lead a charmed life with studs that are magically located behind the mounting holes. Since the instructions were pretty adamant about not relying on drywall anchors, I ended up drilling through the back over the studs, and used deck screws into the studs.