Review on FORGING MOUNT Stand Tabletop TVs Height Adjustable by Steve Campbell

Firstly the instructions are wrong with the parts markings so you will have to fiddle around a bit to line up the joints and screws. The instructions are also very simple. Here are some tips. The smooth side goes up, so attach the legs to the side where the exposed metal parts are welded and use a hex wrench to thread the black nuts into the upright on the smooth side. but for the rest, don't rely on the letters matching what's actually in the bag. - Others complain that you need a socket wrench or wrench to hold the screws while you attach the back plate, you won't, just hold it there with your fingers. You definitely don't need the Hercules tension, because you'll definitely want to adjust the height a few times. Some of the threads are not worked very well and you have to emphasize them, mostly with a needle. Also, it's pretty easy to assemble. I chose this one because it has a "wood" base rather than tempered glass. With other tempered glass products, you will find that it can break. The tree probably won't. The television is at the top and at the optimum viewing height. Remember that when you're sitting on the couch and looking ahead, you want the TV to be aimed at your eyes. Don't be the type of person who has their TV set too high and your neck aching while you relax and watch Netflix.