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Question: How did you guys get the doors on? Mine don't stay on in any way. Everything about the doors fits together only very loosely.
Document: Easy to put together. Well worth the money. Component stand arrived on time. Plenty of room for components. Could of had an easier way to get the wiring out the back.
The Sonax CR-2360 is one heavy beast, mostly due to the glass shelves. Very easy to put together with two people. Holds and fits the essentials needed to neatly hide your cable box, Blu-ray player, etc...The enlcosed doors makes this very baby/toddler friendly, and keeps the dust to a minumum. Would highly recommend this to everyone!
The only other problem we've had is that one of the magnetic closures on one of the glass doors comes off. We tried gluing it, but it still comes loose. It is a small problem though and not that bad. We love the way the cabinet looks and think it was a great deal. Just what we needed. And it gave my 15 year old son and me a great sense of accomplishment to put it together!
Wished the Sontax cabinet was better made. Not really designed for receiver and components. Easy-to-put-together, and looks awesome. Would not recommend...you get what you pay for.
I got this for my son for Christmas, to go along with the new stereo system I bought for him. We put it together ourselves. It took a couple of hours to get it all put together and get the stereo components in it. The only thing I would say is that you DO have to put the backing on, or it will be rickety. At first we thought we could get by without putting the backing on, but found out you really have to put it on.
put together pretty well, I ended up taking the glass doors to the local tint store and had them tinted with really dark tint. The effect is pretty cool looking and provides some security not advertising what is in the cabinet.
I was looking for a media cabinet but didn't want to spend too much. All of the other furniture in the den is black, and this piece fits in nicely.Pros:Proper dimensions. All of my equipment fits, including the large CD changer and larger receiver.Inexpensive. With shipping and tax it was about $140.Proper black finish. None of this faux wood texture nonsense. It will go well with IKEA black bookshelves.Easy to assemble. It took about 15 minutes.Sturdy enough.
This stand is more or less what you would expect at it's price point. I have a receiver and a vintage stereo in it, a record player on top, and my records on the bottom. It is stable enough that I don't have to worry about it, and the glass doors don't seem to have any issues.
The unit was straightforward to assemble and seems to be quite sturdy and attractive. My only objection is that it is to narrow for my old receiver. I have to remove the glass doors to pull it out to make any wiring changes at the back. Not something that will happen often, but a significant nuisance when it does.
Installed 1/2&#34; plywood back to replace thin back which strengthened the cabinet greatly. Stained underside of shelves because my cabinets are up high, using analine dye. Got the doors and sides needed and with the enhancements ended with a product comparable to cabinets that cost four times as much! Great savings and turned out Great!
Answer: Put the bottom edge in first.  Them we were ble to install the doors.