📺 VIVO Swivel Bolt-Down TV Stand - 32 to 55 inch Screens, Desktop VESA Mount, Sturdy Tabletop TV Display Stand - TV00M4 Review

Factory stand with 55 inch TV drove me crazy! When I moved the screen near the opening of my entertainment center, the stand protruded forward. Such rubbish! The TV is slightly higher to slide the soundbar underneath. It took a lot of effort to find a stand to fix this. This stand is very durable. Well made and very versatile, fitting all hole patterns. I havent found her. particularly difficult to assemble or install, but I do things like this often. The hardware packaging could be better and…

Much better than my previous wall mount for my 43" TV. My daughter installed it on a 28 inch wide wooden cabinet that she put on wheels. The mount is very strong and pivots, allowing me to position it on my chair or bed and at my ideal height (5ft 7in in the chair). Chair). Installation is a little difficult, but extra screws are included according to your needs. The instructions are very clear and all parts are labeled very well - just take your time. Fantastic purchase for under $50 that has…

We're stuck trying to fit a decent TV into a nice 1990's Cherry Entertainment Center. According to the wife, putting the TV on it is not an option. I have a 40-inch Vizio 4K TV, the largest screen that has ever fit in this cabinet. This VIVO pivot bolt mount was practically the only solution. Bolts or fairly strong snap-on screws are included in the box to securely attach the mount to the old-school solid cherry wood 27-inch TV shelf. I had to drill a few extra holes in the brackets that attach

We decided on this kit because we didn't want to mount it on a plastered wall and we might have to deal with chimney stones. Even if it were a bust, any patched holes in the mantel would not show, but holes in the wall would need careful patching, sanding, and painting. Our mantel was only 8 inches deep while the other mantels were 10-14 inches deep. We ordered a universal mounting kit as suggested by another reviewer, but didn't need it. The brackets allow for height adjustment during…

All the TVs in our old house were wall mounted, after we removed them during the move I noticed all the damage that was in the drywall were left behind and I knew that if possible I didn't want to go down this path again. I've searched and searched for TV stands with brackets pre-attached and the only ones I could find were glass stands and I didn't like the last one I had which was the glass stand. I had to mount the TV on a TV stand because I have kids and wanted something permanent. I…

We recently moved into a new house and I had the difficult task of finding a way to mount our 55 inch TV above a stone fireplace and the mantel I had to work with was only about 9 inches deep. The stand that came with the TV was too long to fit in, as were most of the universal stands I found online UNTIL I stumbled upon this gem. I went into this installation process with cautious optimism because it seemed too good to be true that this rather thin mount would support the TV's weight. But here

The house we just bought has a ship's deck around and around the chimney and then there is a gap and then concrete over the mantle. I didn't want to wall mount our TV above the mantelpiece. I found and bought this item as an alternative even though it was listed for TVs up to 55" as I wanted to see if that was an option. Our coat is rock hard so I knew it could take the weight of the TV. When I got the mount, I installed the mounts as high as possible, leaving a little room at the bottom. Even…

All the TVs in our old house were wall mounted and were removed during the move. I recognized all the damage left in the drywall and I knew I didn't want to go down that route again if possible. I've searched and searched for TV stands with brackets pre-attached and the only ones I could find were glass stands and I didn't like the last one I had which was the glass stand. I had to mount the TV on a TV stand because I have kids and wanted something permanent. I finally stumbled across these TV…

We recently moved into a new house and I had the daunting task of finding a way to mount our 55 inch TV above a stone fireplace and the mantel I had to work with was only about 9 inches deep. The stand that came with the TV was too long to fit like most universal stands I found online. UNTIL I stumbled upon this gem, I approached this installation process with cautious optimism, as it seemed too good to be true that this rather thin mount will support the TV's weight. But here it is, almost 2…

The house we just bought has a ship's wall over and around the chimney and then there is a gap and then concrete over the chimney I didn't want our TV over the mantel mount I found this as an alternative and bought it even though it said it would fit TVs up to 55 inches as I wanted to see if that would be an option. . When I got the mount, I installed the mounts as high as possible, leaving a little room at the bottom. Even though it was lower than the actual mount, we were able to hang the TV…