tv center

Pretty cool. I like the floating shelves!

-- Gary, East TX -- The longest journey begins with a single step.

talk about a conversation piece!
that’s an excellent design and exectution, and the zebra wood looks fantastic.

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Very nice design,
I am curious to the type of wood used and how much space did you allow for wiring through the back panel?

-- Bill - - Ad-Marketing Guy, Ramsey NJ

wow the zebrawood really looks good for that. the straight grain give it a really cool look. great job.

Hi Gixxa

This is a very unique piece of furniture. The zebrawood is gorgeous. But the shelves are totally unexpected. I am sure this gets a lot of attention once visitors realize what is missing with the components.

Very nice and quite imaginative. I am thinking about building an entertainment cabinet for my big screen tv. I may have to incorporate an idea like this into it.

Thanks for sharing this.

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Very impressive. I love the simplicity of it, but I’m sure it wasn’t simple to do.

-- Nate, denver CO

Now that is a unique tv station. I really like the zebrawood, it adds a lot to the project.

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Gixxa,
Great design. Any pictures of the assembly process?

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Gixxa,

I really like this. Most people try to hide the components of their entertainment system. This design makes them the focal point. Please share with us how you hid the wiring.

-- Owen Johnson - aka IowaWoodcrafter

Wow, nice! I love the floating electronics! Great job.

-- Dust collectors suck.

to hide the wires basically the panel is floating about 2 inches off the wall and there is a hole the size of the equip cut into the panel i told em he better not change components