Review on PERLESMITH Swivel Universal TV Stand/Base - Table Top TV Stand for 32-55 inch LCD LED TVs - Height Adjustable TV Mount Stand with Tempered Glass Base, VESA 400x400mm, Holds up to 88lbs PSTVS09 - Perfect Solution for TV Placement and Optimal Viewing Experience by Sara Lutz

I bought 2. It's so strong! That's cool. Easy assembly with only 9 screws! It's absolutely versatile! Together it spins so smoothly! I will add a few tips that may be helpful at the end of this review. I'm mechanically dysfunctional, so if I can do it, so can you. Don't hang yourself on all the screws. The company ships all sizes and you only use the ones you need and you are left with about 30 pieces. Directions are excellent. I'll try to add some tips from my experience. It probably won't make sense until you get to the point I'm talking about. lol. You will need a Phillips screwdriver, a hex wrench is included. The kit includes cable retainers (#J) that work great. Fits well, so it takes some force to push it in. After finding the holes on the back of the TV to screw in the stabilizers, you may find that the surface of the TV is uneven. This package contained rubber lifters. My TV didn't need the rubber jacks (#F) to align the stabilizer bars (place them between the back of the TV and the stabilizer bar before inserting the screws) but my son's TV did and they were included. The screw size was also listed on the back of my son's TV. I didn't have it, but it was easy to understand. Also included was a flat mount with 3 holes for attaching screws to the TV's stabilizer bar (lays flat on the stabilizer bar, then insert a screw to ensure a tight fit). My TV didn't need it. Ignore the stabilizers where they should be placed on the back of the TV. The holes on the stabilizer bars vary due to the screws you need to mount them and IF you need to use a flat screw holder. Make sure the top or bottom stabilizer bar does not protrude beyond the back of the TV as you try to align the screw holes. We did this before realizing that the 3-bolt flat-head screw mount was intended to prevent this. The company has thought through every scenario. (Also my son's TV, where the stabilizing bars screw in, forms a square, mine was a long rectangle). Before attaching the TV to the stabilizing bars, make sure all of your inputs are available on the TV. My son's inputs were higher on the back of the TV, so first determine how low or high the TV will sit on the stand before screwing it in. There are security screws (#K) that screw into the top of each stabilizing bar after you attach the TV. This was the hardest to figure out because I have mechanical issues and also because they screw into the top and don't line up exactly with the stabilizer bar. It won't look right, but it is. I've found that it's easiest to install the stabilizer screws with two people since one person will hold the TV. I also found that laying the TV face down on the bed was the easiest to attach the gear to. Before I bought them I went to Best Buy and online. I'm so thankful I did. Best Buy and other companies wanted to get a lot more money for those that weren't rotating. You are looking very beautiful!