Shown completed in pine, this entertainment armoire can be reproduced in almost any attractive wood. It offers space aplenty for a large television set?overall armoire size is 70in. tall by 39in. wide?with a VCR or DVD player above, a drawer for bits and pieces (these days who doesn't have an extra remote or three and some unneeded but important looking cable to store), and shelves for your library of tapes or DVDs. The plan is detailed and clear, and supplemented by clear photographs. Full-sized patterns are provided for those parts that need them, and there is a complete materials list.

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U-Bild stands behind its products, and customer service has been our priority for more than 50 years. If for any reason you are not satisfied with your U-Bild plans, posters, books, hardware, or kits, please return them to us in original re-sealable condition within 30 days of purchase for an exchange or full refund. Customer pays return freight.

Reviews

1.0 out of 5 stars

by DBrannen on 03\02\2010

Poor set of plans

These plans were purchased for a student project in a high school woodworking course. There is a detrimental lack of detail and the plans are poorly thought out. No joinery details so this is left up to interpretation. Woodsmith magazine has much better plans for a lot less money.