Prepac Altus Plus 58 inch Floating TV Stand, White

I've had this console for about four months. I was worried after reading some of the reviews, so I just want to say that this is way stronger than I expected. My area recently experienced several earthquakes, up to a 4.8 plus dozens of after shocks , tons of stuff in my house fell and broke. But not this console! Still sturdy and attached to the wall!!! So I'm impressed, I'd recommend it (plus it looks great beneath my giant TV!)I will say though, you'll probably want to have at least three people to get it attached to the wall. There were only two of us, and making sure all the wires were tucked away was pretty hard, and it was pretty heavy.

This console is just what we were looking for. It is pictured with our 60” vizio tv. I ordered the grey color. It arrived in pieces but the easy to follow instructions made assembly fairly simple. It looked daunting with all little bits of hardware, but it was basically, “stick these screw things in these (predrilled) holes, now stick these nut things in these other holes, then line it all up and stick it together and twist the nut things to tighten them around the screw things.” I did that alone and I’m not handy. Lifting it to mount to the wall requires two people. The most difficult task was finding studs to mount it to the wall, but that is no fault of the product. It is particle board, but surprisingly heavy and sturdy. I will probably mount the TV above the console instead of leaving it sitting on top, but that’s mostly because I’m not entirely sure I got into the studs, and so I don’t want to test the load capacity at all. But even so, it’s currently holding up Captain Picard, as pictured. I’ll update if it falls off the wall (but even that wouldn’t really be the fault of the product, but my inability to find a stud).

Assembly was a breeze and we immediately received positive feedback from guests. The hidden cable management area behind the bottom section is a nice addition, especially since I combined this with an in-the-wall cable hiding system. I was able to assemble and mount the product by myself, though I would strongly recommend the assistance of at least one other person when mounting. My wife has also previously purchased a floating desk from Prepac, so I was familiar with their products.I do have two small complaints about this product, but they were by no means a deal breaker. We purchased the white unit, and the bar that you hang the entire unit on is solid black. This is just under the top surface when completely assembled, so it doesn't stand out too much, but it is definitely visible when viewing from a seated position. There are also (4) large screws that go in to the side of the unit towards the top rear. In the pictures, they are shown as white, but the ones we received were silver. I did not find any caps for them included with the hardware. These stand out against the semi-glossy white sides, but I plan to paint over them eventually.

I used two of these as a console for an 85" TV. They were packaged well, arrived with no damage, were easy to assemble and easy to hang and install on the wall. There are two different types of melamine, the top and middle shelf have a core of mdf and the others have a core of fairly dense particle board. They hide the cables behind the bottom shelf and provide access below to connect everything. Very happy with the quality and look of these.

This was easy to assemble, but a little bit of a challenge to get up on the wall. It does take two, relatively strong, people to be able to hang it up. I have gotten many compliments and love the aesthetic. I wanted something to store my game consoles without my cats being able to jump up on it and knock the tv down. My only complaint is that behind the shelves there is nothing covering the wall and you can see the big metal bar that hangs it on the wall. I bought some fancy paper and poster paper, cut it to fit the empty backs and pushed it to the back of the shelves to cover the wall. It would be a cheap fix to add some sort of back cover.

Great shelf. I needed something to hold an Xbox 1, cable box, Nintendo switch and all the games and accessories that go along with these things (controllers, headsets) plus a sound bar. It fits everything perfectly. The depth is perfect for the Xbox, with wires attached. The instructions were very easy to follow, and it’s super sturdy. The fact that you can hide all the messy wires is a plus too. The only issue I had was at one point you must tighten a fastener that is inside the unit and you will need to use a short handled Philips screwdriver. If you don’t have one, like myself, you’ll have to get a bit creative with a drill bit and wrench. It would be 100% perfect if it came with a small screwdriver included with the hardware.

This product is great but only if you have an IQ of more than a ant.IF you Follow directions and assembly correctly and FIND STUDS in the wall, this will be an awesome entertainment center in your home. Do NOT use drywall anchors. And don’t be stupid!The ability to hide all the wires is amazing! What a smart design. Engineered well and easy to do.

I've had this unit for about 6 months now...we love it. It was a little bit of work to hide all the cables behind the unit and make sure its all tucked away but we fit a whole receiver with surround sound cables, Comcast cable box and DVD player with all the cables. The amount of space we gained from getting rid of our old entertainment center table on the floor is amazing. We can vaccuum underneath now with no problem. It's definitely a bit more work to do anything with it..but it's ok. I have to take the unit down to run a new cable up to the tv...but it's worth the clean look. Very happy.