Convenience Concepts, Light Oak, S

No frills. Nothing to go wrong. Just a sturdy wooden platform. It gives me the height and extra desk space I need under a 50" monitor.

Needed to raise up a TV as the new dresser was a tad short making it feel low if sitting in bed. Found this which was going to give me a decent lift of over 6". It's sturdy, easy to put together and served the purpose perfectly.Some people mention a cross bar underneath so I included a photo of that. Extends down about an inch and provides the cross support. So take into account if you need to slide a piece of equipment under it..... like if you still have a vcr it might not fit. Most equipment now is pretty slim so would be too big of an issue. I just had a small clock and cable box so was fine.It's very sturdy when done and has no problem providing a sturdy base for the TV. Recommend!

Needed to bring the TV up a bit higher on our TV stand. This has been a great, subtle addition to the home theater. The space underneath has been nice for controllers and such. Decent quality and no issues 2 years+ later.

This riser is engineered well with all the needed hardware included and fitting perfectly so assembly was easy. It's very solid when put together. The unit is glued together so there's no disassembling it later. Instructions are clear.The actual measured dimensions of the unit I got:1. The width is 42" not 46" as stated in the title.2. The particle board is 9/16" thick, not 5/8".3. The height of the legs only (up to the lower edge of the top) is 7 3/8" including the feet, and 7 1/4" without the feet. Not shown in any of the product pictures (but seen in one of the videos) is a horizontal cross brace between each of the legs which is located 7 1/2" from the front and back of the top. The brace extends down into the area under the top by 1 3/16" so if you have anything taller than 6 3/16" that is also deeper than 7 1/2", it will not fit all the way underneath.4. The depth of the top is 15 3/4" but it overlaps the legs by 1/16" at the front and back, so the depth of the legs are 15 5/8".

Amazing product, Excellent customer service!Kitchen counters in most houses are way too low. My mother is loosing her good posture due to hunching over preparing meals in the kitchen. Enter Convenience Concepts! We purchased 4 of these, risers, 2 for each of our 2 houses, and they are spectacular! The faux wood pattern on the white top is beautiful and the working surface is quite large. They are totally sturdy and assembly was a piece of cake.Moreover, I would give the customer service of this local, American company an A+. Addendum: It gets better. Wrote back to the company saying I had reviewed them and then happened to mention that the particleboard crossbar had also cracked some. I was trying to make it work with ducktape. The rep. said, "oh no. We will send you a cross bar piece ASAP." So this is truly a customer-focused company. I will check what else they have on their site as I would love to buy from them again!Initially, when it arrived, the central piece of one of the units was cracked a bit. Upon hearing our issue, Convenience Concepts immediately offered to ship us a new middle piece. The new board arrived a few days later, and 10 minutes later we were all set. YAY--now despite no end in sight to meal-preparation, mom can maintain her beautiful posture.