Installing a media entertainment center in your child’s
bedroom is often a wise decision. While you could
mount a DVD player or an iPod music dock on an ordinary bookshelf, I find it’s
always a better (and much safer) alternative to encase your entertainment
systems in furniture that was specifically made to house delicate gadgets. In
addition, media centers often double as extra storage space, a definite bonus
in terms of practicality.
For instance, the Knifty Entertainment Center is a solidly built media center that offers
roomy storage in its two shelves. While most media centers are built low to the
ground to reduce the tendency for it falling over, this media center holds its
own with a tubular steel legs, each of which has its own nickel plated leveler
to keep from slipping—an extra measure that always writes good in my book.
Another thing to commend about this unit is the wire
management grommet at the back of the shelf, making it easy to keep the wires
organized—one big plus for Knifty, as not many media entertainment centers put
this kind of thought into convenience. In fact, you’ll find that there is a
half-moon cutout on the back edge of the whole shelf, providing an exit for all
the wires for your gadgets. This eliminates the unseemly sight of wires snaking
down the front of your gadgets, definitely good for aesthetics. Speaking of
aesthetics, the unit also comes in six veneer choices, so if you’re hankering
for a different shade of brown, you’re in luck, though I find the darker shades
to be a tad bit classier than the lighter ones.
The Knifty Entertainment Center doubles as a storage or
display center for little collectibles as well, should your child need a place
to organize your things.
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