$39.00
Price as at 20 November 2016
| Product | Sauder O'Sullivan Multimedia Storage Tower, Cinnamon Cherry |
| Brand | Sauder |
| Category | Bookcases |
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About Sauder O'Sullivan Multimedia Storage Tower, Cinnamon Cherry
The Sauder O'Sullivan Multimedia Storage Tower is your one stop solution to store all your CDs, DVDs and VHS tapes in one place. It is particularly useful for movie enthusiasts and video editors who frequently use loads of different media throughout the day. The multimedia storage cabinet features a contemporary yet minimalist design that lets you house up to 280 DVDs, 428 CDs, 145 cardboard-case VHS tapes or 96 oversized case VHS tapes. It integrates six shelves that can be adjusted to house discs and tapes of varying sizes to suit your need. Made from engineered wood, the elegant media storage tower is built to last. Additionally, it sports a cinnamon cherry finish that blends in well with most room or office dcors. This DVD-storage cabinet is shipped with Sauders TransGuard package protection which ensures the delivery arrives without any damage. You can assemble this storage tower without breaking a sweat by using the tools available in your house.
Sauder O'Sullivan Multimedia Storage Tower:Specifications
| Gender | Unisex |
| Capacity | 250-499 |
| Model | 409110 |
| Theme | Storage Rack |
| Finish | Cherry |
| Brand | Sauder |
| Recommended Use | CD, Media Storage |
| Recommended Location | Indoor |
| Is Assembly Required | Y |
| Condition | New |
| Material | Cherry |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 409110 |
| Color | Brown |
| Home Decor Style | Contemporary |
| Features | Adjustable Shelves |
| Assembled Product Dimensions (L x W x H) | 32.44 x 9.49 x 45.35 Inches |
Customer Reviews
What a shame...
I ordered this on December 28, and it finally arrived for pickup on January 18. I was pretty excited to pick it up and assemble it... the finish on the wood looked great out of the box, everything was going fine. Then I got the step one: installing the cam locks on the feet of the two side supports. As I pick up the first piece, with no force other than simply lifting one end off of the floor, the end just snapped off in my hand. After shouting an expletive, I put all the pieces back in the box for their next trip back to the nearest Walmart.Now, this could've been a total fluke. Since this is particle board, any extra amount of humidity in the storage room certainly could have caused this. I gave 5 stars for appearance and features, since from all I understand this has been a great piece for many people. But unfortunately it didn't quite work for me. I think I'll stick to solid wood from now on!
by celloace
wanted more height- I stacked them and LOVE it
I have been needing a multimedia storage but was frustrated how short they all were. This went together easily and was mostly a one woman (yes, I did it) job. I secured the bottom one to the wall into a stud from the inside, not the outside as directed. I secured the top in the same way. I will get a bracket to secure the top and bottom together on the unseen side. This is not the recommended use, however, this is exactly what I wanted!! see picture
by PlayerOfWii
Looks-Assembly-Price Can't Be Beat
I have a dvd collection in the 1500 range and I have all Sauder cases as my main storage towers. Nine to be exact with the Sauder O'Sullivan being the 9th tower. All my other towers were black and a different model. Sauder discontinued them, which is typical of them when they have a hot seller, and the closest to them are the current O'Sullivan model. Exact same height, which was very important. They are wider and holds more then my previous model. The cinnamon cherry is so dark that it blends nicely with the black towers. Very, very easy to assemble. All of Sauder's products seem to have great quality control with all drilled holes lining up with each other with no problem. This is the 2nd O'Sullivan I have purchased and it to assembled very easly like the previous one. Some of my Sauder towers are over ten years old and have served it's purpose very well. The O'Sullivan mode, being wider, may in time have a warp problem with the shelves holding the dvds. If it does start to show I plan on simply reversing the shelf (painting the underside black as they are not finished off) before it gets too noticeable. If your using them for dvds you will have two shelves left over as the placement for the dvd height elimanates two of them. So far the first one looks great and I have had that one for over a year. For the on line price and "free site to store" shipping you can't beat the buy. They look awesome. I posted pictures to show you how close the cinnamon cherry matchs a black unit. The wide unit on the left is the O'Sullivan and the ones on ther right are the previous models. Note the exact height of the units. I highly recommend this if you are in the need for a great inexpensive storage tower.
by TDown
Great Media Storage for Short Money
Putting this together took a bit of time, but if you want it to be done right you MUST take your time and go step by step. The finished Storage Center Looks Fantastic. This unit holds all of my DVD's with plenty of room for future DVD's or CD's. I used the top for my 27" Seiki HD TV and it fits perfectly. How can you go wrong for under $40.00. I highly recommend this. Shipment was very fast and the packaging protected the product Very, Very well.
by mitch1950
Very Disappointed!
Got it earlier than expected which was great! Pretty simple and quick to assemble. Raised it up to start loading my DvDs and saw that it was falling apart already! In a matter of seconds after I assembled it! The finished part is breaking off and there's a crack in the side! I didn't even put a nail thru that part. So can't figure out why its about to split! Now I have to take it apart and return it and start all over again! (with a different product of course)
by OMGGGGGG
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