Are these built for real media equipment?
TV cabinets in this collection are solid wood with ventilated compartments and cable openings placed where equipment actually sits — no particleboard shelf sagging under a receiver in year three, because there is no particleboard anywhere in the piece.
Can I size it to my wall and components?
Cabinets are made to order, so length can run wall to wall and compartments size to your components. Tell us the TV size and what lives beneath it, and we email a photo of your actual walnut before it ships.
What does mounting this floating console involve?
The console hangs on a concealed steel cleat with included hardware, anchored into at least two studs. The standard 40-by-18-by-18-inch build carries its full media load once mounted; a paper template locates every screw, so one careful hour does it.
How do I care for it?
Dust vents and cable openings when you dust the top, keep drinks on coasters during game nights, and re-oil the top once a year when it looks thirsty. A stray scratch spot-sands and blends back in — a film finish would need a full refinish.
How does a TV cabinet arrive?
Every cabinet is made to order and freight-crated, interior braced and doors locked for transit. Tracking is provided and delivery is scheduled with you in advance, so a heavy piece is never left at the curb. Photograph the crate before the driver leaves; if anything is damaged, we make it right.