Review on 📺 VIVO Mobile TV Display Stand: Adjustable Rolling Floor Mount for 13-42 inch LED LCD Flat Panel Screens with Wheels - STAND-TV07W by Michael Bustamante

This Vivo Mobile TV floor stand on wheels offers excellent value for money. pounds) around the patio for the outside view at the optimal position and height. It looks great and works perfectly. He assembled himself easily. Although it comes with a sheet metal wrench and a 4mm allen key, I used my own 8mm and 10mm sockets to speed up the assembly. And a 17mm socket wrench to tighten the roller locknuts. Unfortunately, a tiny nut was missing; I found a replacement from my personal metric collection of various nuts and bolts. Pay special attention to the graphical instructions. I assembled the base upside down before realizing it was wrong. We can easily fix it. Also comes with a set of TV mounting screws, washers and spacers. I was going to wall mount the TV but it was on the side and quite high which would severely limit viewing angles and no doubt strain your neck. What I really wanted was to have a TV in front of me wherever I sat and also be able to optimize it for group view if needed. This little wagon is exactly what I wanted. It features 2-inch high-quality urethane wheels that roll effortlessly and silently over smooth surfaces. These are not cheap hard plastic wheels. The threaded rod of each roller is screwed into a threaded hole. With the lock nut on the threaded rod, the wheels can be adjusted so that all four are on the ground. Then tighten the jam nuts to secure the adjustment. No hitting! You will need a 17mm socket wrench to tighten the nuts. The two casters are equipped with locking brakes that prevent both rolling and accidental rotation, allowing the TV to stay in place if desired. When I'm done, I can simply roll the TV aside or put it indoors for safekeeping. The base measures 18 x 20 inches. My 40 inch TV is 36 inches wide. You'd think it would be heavy or unstable at the top, but that's not for me, especially since the mast is set almost to its lowest position. A strong steel telescopic mast allows me to lower the TV so that the bottom edge of a 40" TV is 24". "Inches off the floor - a couple of inches above the height of the coffee table. This allows for a very comfortable viewing angle when I'm sitting on my slightly lower chairs on the patio. In other words, it puts the TV at a very comfortable height to avoid strain." of the neck. The mount is adjustable and fits the 200 x 200mm hole pattern of the Visa mount on my TV. It can also handle 100 x 200 or less. Other stands have very large mounting plates. This one is small, simple and compact Maximum Visa mount pattern is 200x200. You can adjust the height and tilt. It can be tilted about 15 degrees. It does not tilt down. The tilt is adjusted with the knob. Remember that the TV can hold more or is less permanently attached to the mast, and the mast is bolted tightly to the base with five fasteners with locknuts: it is not easy to disassemble.If si e want to disassemble this unit for travel, you will need to add thumbscrews. I didn't want extra things like extra shelves for a DVD player. It's plain and simple. Its price is very reasonable. When all the nuts and bolts are tight, there is no looseness anywhere. He couldn't have been happier. It is well designed, durable, lightweight and portable.