I really like it - you won't get anything similar for the price. Really great construction and easy to put together. The only downside is that the shelves allow equipment to slide a little easily. Would've liked it a little more textured or less slippery. That said I think I'm going to put down gun tape where the equipment sits and that should help alleviate the issue.

This audio rack is very well made for the price and the assembly is extremely simple; assembly requires no tools at all!

When you open up the initial box, you are greeted with individually boxed components for the shelf, everything is packed extremely well. My box did sustain some damage in shipping but the rack was fine. This rack is assembled starting from the top shelf and working your way down, the assembly is tool free, anyone can do it. You use threaded rod (with pre-defined threading stops) in between each shelving section to connect up the 4 pipes that make up each corner. Everything just screws together hand tight and you are finished. The metal carpet spikes are adjustable independently of each other to help level out the unit. In between each rod section and shelving you install a small rubber washer to help alleviate any vibrations in the unit. I purchased the Espresso finished unit and it has a nice faux wood grain finish. The entire unit is high quality, the wood feels like MDF with a thin fake veneer.

I purchased this audio rack on the hopes that it would be modular and it was exactly as I hoped for. I left off the top shelf and this gave me a unitl that was approximately 24" tall. If you are looking for a nice sturdy rack that is not glass, this just might be the rack for you. I'm very happy with this purchase.

I did take some measurements after assembly, this is how the unit stacks up:

Assembled height from solid floor: 32"
Total width: 24"
Total depth (at deepest point): 18 1/8"
Total depth (at start of bow): 15"
Max usable width between support rods: 19 1/4"
Max usable depth to be flush with support rods: 15"
Max usable height of two smaller shelves: 7 1/4"
Max usable height of one larger shelf: 8 3/4"
Clearance between underside of bottom shelf and hard floor: 5 7/8"

Very nice table, looks great and very easy to install. Among approximately half a dozen tables I assembled in the past, this table was the easiest. The materials are solid, strong, fit tight, and the table doesn't wobble too much (unlike many other tables that I assembled).
The reason for 4 stars rating and not 5 stars rating is for 2 reasons:
The spiked feet is NOT what I can use since I have a hard wood floor. So what I needed to do was not attach the spiked feet, and instead, I covered the short legs with a gel cover that was made by another manufacturer specifically for this type of purpose although not designed for this specific table, yet it fit the feet and protects by floor.
The other recommendation for the manufacturer is to make each of the 3 interior shelving heights the same, yet keep the overall table height the same.

I don't know, but purpose-built hifi racks always seem like an expensive purchase for what is after all just some wood and supports. But this rack is easy to put together, solid and with plenty of ventilation. It looks OK in a fairly understated way.

Does it improve the sound of my hifi? Maybe, a little. Anyway, I'll settle for it keeping my kit off the floor and stable.

This is an amazing stand. I had no problems assembling it. However, I would have given it 5 stars if it hadn't been for the bottom. Unfortunately there are no pegs for the bottom. Which means the whole thing stands on 4 needle shaped cones which can damage your wooden floors. I had to purchase little saucers so I don't damage my floors.