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Question: Is this made of particle board?
Document: For the price you pay this product is well made. All the visible parts are solid wood and look great. The shelving and such are particle board so take care when tightening screws etc...Overall I'm very satisfied.
It houses my 46 in. LCD on top, center speaker in the top middle, PC in the bottom middle, receiver and PS3 on the right side. The setup took about 45 minutes, and was simple, like putting together IKEA furniture. It is made up of veneered particle board and locking screws.It houses all my stuff pretty tightly. My receiver and PC (Integra DTR-30.3) have about 0.5" clearance on their right and left sides. Thankfully the vertical height on all the shelves leaves a bit of room for ventilation.
Particle board construction. Went together well with decent assembly instructions. Took a few hours to put together. Jury is still out as to if it will start to warp under the weight load of 55&#34; LED TV.
The quality of this unit is particle board and adhesive veneer tape. Holes for the shelves are not aligned. Front exposed center shelf is not finished at the end.The size is good for a 60 inch tv. If you do not need high quality or even average quality the unit looks good from across the room. It takes multiple hours to assemble.
This is a really nice looking piece of furniture. It seems to be particle-board based, though I'm no expert. It was fairly straightforward to put together, though it did take a couple of hours. It arrived with a few minor dings but they covered up fairly well with some wood cover up from Pledge. It was actually packaged quite securely, so I'm not sure where the dings were picked up in the process. For the price, I don't think you can beat it.
This cabinet has a very similar assembly to IKEA furniture with the posts and cam lock assembly hardware, but is a big step up! The posts screw into a nylon insert instead of screwing into particle board - better and more solid. Glue is included with the dowels to permanently assemble the cabinet into a solid piece of furniture - the very thing you want with a big flat screen sitting on it. Pilot holes were drilled for the wood screws so they couldn't be installed in the wrong place. In one place the instructions read, place finished side inward.
Both sides were finished so well that a better side was not discernible. Square legs are screwed into the center of the underside below the vertical dividers, to bear the load without causing the cabinet to sag over time. Most assemble-it-yourself furniture is particle board nowadays and subject to damage. The shipping carton was banded, had edge protection, and enough padding inside that the usual dings and dents on the box never reached the cabinet. I am very impressed with what a well designed product this is.and I will remember the Sonax brand when looking for more furniture.
Now that the entire thing is put together, I can say it's exactly the color and style I was hoping for. The veneer is spot on, not too dark where you can't see the faux grain, but not too light, either. The doors are tempered glass and not cheap alternatives. Hardware is absolutely top notch, the wood itself is pretty decent, but does crack if you're not careful during assembly. A nice touch is that they stained the particle board the same color as the veneer, so you don't have bright brown particle board peaking out in the back, it's all very finished...After taking out all the pieces, I was convinced I was missing something.
Rest assured that the packaging on this Sonax furniture can withstand some shipping carrier abuse and the inner product will still arrive at your door scratch-free/ding-free.MaterialThe woods used in this console are a mixture of laminated high-density particle-board and MDF (medium-density fiberboard), which Sonax collective calls wood-veneer. The front-facing panel and the top surface is MDF while the sides and shelves are veneered particle board. The glass on the two doors are tempered glass and I believe the frame of the doors are solid wood.
Not even real wood, made in china, looks good that's all, doors stick , easy to assemble but not worth a penny
Answer: Yes