Walker Edison Two-Door Corner TV Stand for TVs up to 50", White Oak

I'm an old, out of shape, grandma, and I was able to put this together by myself in an afternoon. I won't say it was easy, but the instructions were good and I only needed a Phillips screwdriver plus the Allen wrench they supplied. I will say the amount of glue was a little skimpy and I had to use some of my own. I only glued in the initial steps and stopped when it got too difficult. I'm sure it will be fine. For those of you, like me, that are not able to sit or lie on the floor, I would recommend having a small stool to sit on, and perform the initial steps on top of your sofa (with a sheet or newspaper under to catch any wayward glue). Also if you are using a screwdriver with a removable bit, you can use it with no tip in place to slip over the Allen wrench and give you the leverage you need to screw the bolts into the wood much easier. There are a few pieces that you need to pay more attention to with their orientation during assembly. I did put one on backwards, but the only drawback was that the cam bolts were on the inside instead of the outside (in the back) where it was a little harder to get at. And I ended up with a label on the inside back wall instead of the outside, but it's not very noticeable. To me it wasn't worth removing the previous 2-3 pieces to turn it around. The most difficult part was the final step of screwing the hinges into the unit. I installed the two screws on the top of each hinge, then turned the unit upside down to install the bottom two screws. It took some effort and I'm pretty sore today. There is a safety strap to attach it to the wall, but the place to attach it is in the middle of the back, which would the furthest point from the wall since this is a corner unit. I didn't both with it since I have no kids to worry about pulling it over, but the strap didn't look long enough to reach the wall from that point. You would have to drill a new hole near the end and anchor one side or the other. They should provide two anchors and pre-drill a hole near each end. Overall, I'm extremely happy with this TV stand. It's very attractive, all wood, even the back, and the hardware was good quality. It was packaged very well to prevent any damage. I wish the delivery person had brought it all the way to my door instead of leaving it down by the driveway. I couldn't drag it all the way up the steps to the front door, so I had to open it outside and bring it inside piece by piece. Very grateful it wasn't raining or snowing!