📺 Impact Mounts Universal TV Stand Base Tabletop VESA Pedestal Mount for 17-37 inch LCD LED TVs Review

So I bought a stand for my 24" flat screen. Ok 1) This will work. Bad. There are no instructions but this is an easy install. 2) The holes don't match my TV model but I was able to get it to work even though it isn't 3) The lugs are too close together so stability may be affected, we'll see.

This stand was perfect for us! We had a cramped space/corner that fit our TV but not the stand it came with. (Our original TV stand was too wide and hung over a ledge). However, this stand was great for the limited space we had and was not hanging over a ledge. It is also very durable and well made. Excellent purchase!

Exactly what I need, very sturdy, comes with decent instructions, screws of different sizes for your TV, mine is 70" and weighs about 55 lbs, the instructions say the max weight is 80 lbs, the pedestal bottom also has a rubber grommet. Rotating mechanism with a tempered glass base that many say breaks easily. I don't have to rotate it, and I don't want to risk breaking the stand or the TV, which is worth my $25 plus tax.

I just installed one on my 1 year old 45" LG and am now ordering another for my 1 month old 55" LG. READ! When you open the box you will see 6 black metal parts consisting of a base and a TV mount, and a transparent bag with the letters A, B, C etc. The transparent bag contains clasps (and spacers). Install TV stand. Now inside one of the black pieces of metal (mentioned above) you'll find a bag of hardware (bolts and nuts painted black) to assemble the base. The ONLY item not included and…

I'm not sure about some of the negative reviews. The metal they are made of is quite thick and these legs are more durable than the original feet that came with our 70 inch LG TV. Like many they've bought, our cage was 48 inches wide, but crazy LG placed support legs around the edges of the TV. When mounted to our kit's VESA points, the legs are just over 2 feet apart and 18 inches from each edge. 70 inches really seems like the max size your feet can handle. The best position for our TV is…

First I bought a used Revain Warehouse. Was there a defect/rust? on the top of one leg where the support arm attaches. never mind Nobody will see from behind. Used package with all accessories. My teenage son helped me lift the 65 inch TV into place. The instructions are simple. There is no mention of when and why pads are used. I used the screws and washers that came with the Insignia TV for the bars attached to the TV. I didn't use pads. If I had to use the supplied screws and spacers I would