Tibo ST-60-4BK HiFi Rack with Black Tempered Shelves

Ok, firstly I had to find this product on Ebay just to find the dimensions, which was annoying.So you don't have to, here they are:H = 740mmW = 600mmD = 450mmAlso, why don't sellers ever seem to tell you the shelf heights? I wanted to use the bottom shelf to stack some LPs so wanted the shelf to have at least 300mm clearance - it didn't. Here are the shelf heights:Bottom shelf = 245mm2nd shelf = 160mm3rd shelf = 170mmAnd when I say 'shelf height' I'm talking about the clearance from one shelf to the next, not height from the floor or base.Luckily you can erect this rack and miss out the 2nd shelf so I was able to stack my record collection on the bottom shelf. Set up was simple but you will need a long shafted Phillips screwdriver at some point (150mm or 6" shaft from tip to handle).I'm using it to stand a turntable and amplifier on and while it's not ideal for such a setup, it's sturdy enough as long as I'm not dancing or jumping up and down near the thing. I'd say it's one of the better value for money hi-fi racks.

ok only problem you need a longer phillips screwdriver was so easy to fit and put together spent longer rewiring the hifi sepperate back up but ill finish doing that another day just need to put ariel in follow the instruction sheet build from the top but up side down easy if you can read a study the pictures come on a bargin i have mine raised on two pieces of timber to give it more height looks great and ive no problem with the back leg either.

Sturdy and well made, easy to assemble and fits in the corner nicely. Holds record deck, receiver, CD and tape deck without any issues.

The rack arrived very promptly and in good condition. Assembly was straight forward for me, no problems. It houses video recorder PVR and a wireless printer. Holes in the back are just right for getting a 13amp plug through, and the other cables. It is perfect for me and fits the bill admirably.

plenty of space for dvd players and amps , looks good , glass shelves seem strong . Only thing is the rear foot/support is not as strong as it could be. When you wire all your gadgets on the stand you will use the holes on the back support to hide all the wires ,you need to have stand away from a wall , be careful moving it back to wall as rear foot is not as strong as front ones .

you need a long phillips screwdriver to assemble the unit.

My husband and I couldn't make head or tail of the instructions to put together so called the manufacturer, I was told they would call back but they didn't. With other family help we got it together. It's all right but not great

Instructions not clear