Seemed expensive for a small stand but I’m very happy with it. Really cleaned up my set up and the quality is great. For those wondering, it fits with a Tideline 21.4 gallon cube. The difference in size is negligible.

Very well made and love the modern design

Looks like a high end piece of furniture that doesn’t look out of place in a living room. High quality build construction and the opening on the back is perfect for cords, canister filters and other remote accessories. Comes packaged inside a crate so have a screwdriver and hammer handy.

Landen is the gold standard for rimless tank setups IMO. For the perfect fit for your Landen tank, you have to get a Landen cabinet. I wish there were more color options, but the white cabinet goes with just about everything. Quality is excellent. Doors close and latch crisply, easy to clean, very sturdy.

The stand itself looks great, I like the color and finish, but there is one significant disadvantage: the legs are not adjustable. That means that you need to have perfectly leveled floor or... the rimless tank will show all its imperfection. I'm considering other options like printing custom legs on 3D printer, but I'm removing one star from the overall rating for the need to do that.Assembly is neither easy nor difficult: it takes time and you need multiple attempts to fasten cam connectors right. They are either lose or you need to screw the connectors in deeper (I had a feeling that I'm close to strip the thread doing that). The package however includes spare parts, and that is really good.I have a concern regarding packaging. While the item itself is being delivered in a safe plywood box, I was unlucky that the plastic bags with screws got damaged inside. Heavy boards smashed into them (all of them got torn), and some screws scattered all over the box leaving dents on the boards. Luckily the dents are small and in invisible parts, so I'm ok with accepting the boards as is, but the plastic push latches were really damaged (see the photo) and are not in acceptable condition. Amazon offered me full replacement, but I'm horrified with the idea of disassembling/packing/waiting/unpacking/assembling the whole stand again... I hope that Amazon or Landen would contact me with an alternative solution of sending me just latches or offering a rebate for latches only (it is much easier for me to buy latches by myself).An advice to Landen: put the bags with metal screws and hinges into an additional cardboard box. That would minimize the risk of scattering screws in the main box.

I put the 44 gallon aquarium on the stand made for it and both the front and back are hanging off. I am going to have to find a place for the aquarium to sit on before it splits apart. Anyone else have this issue?

UPDATE: It gets worse. They sent me a new stand/cabinet and again, the built quality is terrible. Last night my canister filter sprung a small leak and I caught it in the morning. But the damage is done. This stand is useless. See picture.This piece of furnisher arrived early through amazon freight. It comes in a heavy wooden crate with metal frames. Inside the crate is the box with all the pieces. Considering how well it’s packaged you would think it’s going to be fine. Not for me. See pictures. As I laid out the panels to begin assembly I see a large broken piece and then another small broken piece.This cabinet will hold over 800lbs of aquarium, (glass, sand, decor, water, etc) I don’t think it’s safe to assemble it in these compromised conditions.Side note: The assembly hardware feels cheap. The cams especially feel like they’re of cheap metal.I reached out to LADEN they replied quickly and started their “investigation”. They determined it’s a shipping issue and I should pack everything back in the box and return it to Amazon, like it was easy to do… this thing is pretty heavy.Not sure how I’m going to get this thing back in the box to return it. Very Frustrated.

From the Seller/Manufacturer:White Gloss Fish Tank Stand from Imagitarium Adjustable shelf and supplies hook for convenient storage Sleek, contemporary design fits in seamlessly with any décor, 60X45X86 cm (23.62X17.72X33.86 inches)---------This product didn’t have any reviews, so I thought I’d enlighten other potential buyers of the details left out by the seller/manufacturer. I purchased the white 60x45x86cm model, so I can only guess that my review should apply to the smaller model as well.The product looks nearly identical to the stock images on the sales page. Landen kindly glued a black foam mat to the top of the cabinet to cushion the aquarium. While foam mats for aquariums are a necessity, I’ve never seen this feature before. Furthermore, there’s an additional glued foam mat on the bottom of the inside of the cabinet, presumably for sound and vibration dampening from the filter and any other noisy gear you have.The stand also has a small “Landen” logo on the upper left of the cabinet door, which makes the stand look a bit like a mini fridge on its own. I don’t mind the logo, but I haven’t generally seen logos on wooden cabinetry.There’s also a large rounded cutout on the upper back panel to run hoses and wires for the tank. That’s fine for hoses to the tank, but any electrical wires will first have to go up the height of the cabinet before they come back down to where most outlets are found. That would eat up approximately four feet of cable before even getting to the ground. This may be a slight advantage if cord lengths aren’t an issue, as water won’t ever get to the outlets used for the tank.On the inside, there’s no extra shelves provided by the manufacturer, but the brief description did say there should be an “adjustable shelf and supplies hook for convenient storage”. This is unfortunate, as I don’t even seem any pre-configured holes on the inside of the cabinet to accommodate a shelf. There are, however, four small holes on the left side of the cabinet only that may be for the supplies hooks to which they referred. Nonetheless, no shelves or hooks were provided in the kit I received. That’s a disappointment.There’s also a small spring-loaded plunger that helps to push the door open when you put force on the upper right corner of the door. It also serves as a rubber stop to prevent the door from hitting the cabinet’s frame.What I liked:--Very secure packaging on arrival (plywood on two sides of the box, four metal corner covers, and packing straps to secure the plywood and corners to the box itself).--Plenty of extra hardware in case some break during install, and quick assembly.--Glued foam pads on the top and inside the stand.--Very clean external look.What I didn’t like:--The assembly took some guesswork to make sure I was using the right panels in the correct place. However, some holes were drilled in different places to prevent some incorrect assembly.--Sticky cam covers should be provided in the color of the cabinet (white stickies for white cabinet, black stickies for black cabinet).--The stand comes with eight plastic feet, similar to push pins. Quality stands should have adjustable feet to assist with providing a level base for aquariums to sit. This product lost one star just for this.--No shelf and supply hooks, as quoted by seller.Overall,The cost is roughly in line with other high-end MDF-board furniture. I’d like to see a little more attention to industry details like adjustable feet and honoring the description’s promise of shelves and hooks. The external look is clean and simple. Good start, but there's certainly room for improving this product.