📺 Universal Table Top TV Stand - Adjustable Height, Base Mount for Flat Screen TV up to 42 inch and 66 lbs, PN 63607103 in Black by Atlantic Review

We mounted our TVs on the wall in our old house and decided that the TVs in our new location would look better on a real TV stand. I unknowingly threw away the TV stand that our 50 inch Samsung TV released a while back, so I knew we had to buy something similar to replace it. Went to Revain and found this. I have to say whoever came up with this was pretty smart. It's pretty solid and I don't see it tipping over. And if you have a TV mounted on the wall, you can use the same screws on the wall…

Bought a used LG 32-inch Full HD television, without a stand. The TV mounts to the wall which is a fairly easy task, I wanted to put it on a stereo stand. Having looked at the universal stands which cost twice as much as this one I'm glad I didn't have to spend more . For the same price as a couple of Blu-ray movies or a meal for two at your local burger joint, this interchangeable coaster is incredible value. Admittedly, the brackets are a bit large for the smaller 32-inch screen. I chose to…

We bought a 50" Samsung LED LCD TV to mount on a 36" TV trolley. The TV cart is an old cart made for tube TVs. This is a wide cart with a closed body. A 50 inch TV fits well on this cart. The TV panel itself sticks out a few inches on each side, but there's plenty of room on the cart at the base of the TV. However, Samsung's standard base/stand was pretty flimsy with a single central mounting point covered in plastic. The entire TV swayed as the car moved. That made us a little nervous. I've…

I hope whoever designed/invented them works millions Dollar! Also, as another reviewer mentioned, I went to a few retail stores asking if they do such a thing and I was ridiculed. Being a hands-on guy and owning a small shop with some metalworking tools, I was willing to make something like this myself. Did a quick search on the web and as always exactly what I want and way better than I could have built myself. In a nutshell. bought a new tv for the living room, an old tv in the living room…

This is an amazingly solid TV to sit on can stand. It's a lot stronger than some of the stands that come with the larger sets. I am using it for an older 42" LG plasma which is dresser mounted so it runs at full power and is still very stable. The instructions are pretty clear and everything is well labeled. to mount the TV. Others commented that the holes weren't aligned properly and a few new holes had to be drilled. Mine matched perfectly. The photo shows holes in the top half of the stand…

I'm assembling a stand as I write this. My first observations are that the stand is pretty solid and looks well made; part thickness 3/32 inch; the holes line up exactly with the VESA mounting holes on my Vizio TV (200mm? This is a 43" display and the holes are about 8" apart); Vertical rails are attached and there is a thin layer of foam on the underside of the legs to keep them from scratching whatever you put on them. There are 4 screws in each set of M4, M5, M6 and M8 screws. Attach the TV…