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World Contracting LLC solid door panels, rather than glass with full extension drawers inside.

tawanda6329 I would make the center piece wider (big enough to hold 60 inch LCD TV). Solid doors to hold components out of sight.

norskhome For the center section, a plywood box has a high strength to weight ratio. It will be plenty strong once you attach the face frame and back. Just make you can move it in and out of your space. Otherwise, you may want to consider building he top and bottom halves in sections.

burg25 Thanks for the input, I appreciate it

Barnhart Gallery Your center is more prominent than the sides; I'd reverse that and keep it to the shallowest of your depths, to allow viewing of a flat tv from different angles.

Dytecture Looks like a more straight-forward design. I would be careful about having glass door for the base cabinetry especially if you have small children.

punkey90 I just finished my entertainment center which I built myself from plywood. Thought you might like to see another approach that might work. The canopy has 3 recessed lights and contains an 84" motorized projection screen. The lower cabinet holds all the audio equipment, including front loaded Klipsch speakers. The only thing I might do different would be to build around a larger projection screen, but I already had the 84" and had to fit it between 2 recessed lights already installed in the ceiling.