like this one: the problem w/ this one is that it is not deep enough. Sorry the pic doesn't show any doors or shelves, it is a customizable cabinet from room and board and when i added the doors onto it i couldn't save the pic. But basically i want it to have one glass door on each cubby and a wood or glass shelf for each cubby (so we could hold 4 components) we prefer solid wood but are open to veneer because we are desperate. thanks!

I would call their Customer Service number and ask them. I did that for one of their sofas and they told me. They will tell you that the style is exclusive to PB but they will tell you the name of the company if you get a knowledgeable rep.

To be truthful, unless your family is pretty disciplined, having a holder that is all the way across the room may well be a recipe for even more mess at the fireplace/TV end of the room. If the storage you have that is *right next to the TV* gets messy, do you think that people will walk across the room to put things away? In my family, that wouldn't happen and disks and cases would pile up on top of the built-ins. Only you can know your family well enough to know if they will put things away neatly on the other side of the room. So my suggestion, if you get a separate piece to hold the movies and games, would be to put it more or less where the dog bed is now, in the hopes that it would get used. Another idea would be to gut the storage cabinet and install a system that would work. I'm thinking along the lines of sliding shelves, say from a kitchen cabinet, that would take advantage of the depth of the cabinet, but also allow easy access to the movies and games. I'd also put a shallow basket on top of the cabinet to hold the cases for the disks that are currently being used. Which might encourage people to put the disks back in the cases when they are done. Even if the cases are then left in the basket, 1) the disks are protected from scratches and 2) it's pretty quick and easy for someone to put them all back where they belong, which can be done once a day or whenever the room gets tidied up. And the basket hides the mess from view. My last question, since you mention that you have a Wii, is if you also have wireless internet? If you do, it might useful to investigate getting a Netflix subscription and use the streaming video to watch movies. They don't have their entire collection available for instant watching yet, but they do have a ton of kids' TV shows and movies. You could weed out the DVDs of things that are available instantly, which would give you less to store and less to put away.

I'm confused - what does a media storage box have to do with wiring? Are you looking for something to store CDs, DVDs, tapes, etc. or something for the electronics to play those media?