Are these built for real media equipment?
Solid wood with ventilated compartments and cable openings placed where equipment actually sits. There is no particleboard anywhere in the build, so no shelf sags under a receiver in year three — and the top can be sanded and re-oiled at home for decades.
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 you see photos of your actual console before it ships.
What setup is required?
It arrives assembled, drawers fitted — no wordless diagrams, no leftover screw. Feed cables through the pre-cut rear openings; an anti-tip strap is included and recommended with a mounted or perched TV.
How do I care for it?
Dust the cable openings when you dust the top and wipe rings when you see them. An oil finish asks for a fresh coat once or twice a year — ten minutes with a rag — and in return a scratch spot-sands out at home, which no film finish can offer.
How does a TV cabinet arrive?
Made to order and freight-crated, interior braced and drawers locked for transit. Photograph the crate before the driver leaves and note anything on the receipt — if the truck was unkind, we make it right, step by step.
What fits in the front drawers?
The drawers are sized for the flotsam of a media wall — remotes, controllers, charging cables, headphones — so the sculpted top stays clear for what you actually want on display.