📺 Kanto TTS100 Tabletop TV Stand: Height Adjustable, Swivels up to 30°, Supports 37-60 inch TVs Review

This is my second Kanto TV mount. Your devices will come very well packaged. I've looked at others and read about broken plastic or a set of fasteners sold separately. It comes with all the hardware you could possibly need and is very well packaged, organized and labeled. The steel baseplate is reminiscent of tank armor, but with pads on the underside to avoid scratching furniture. The cross bar can be adjusted anywhere along the vertical bar. Yes, there are cheaper alternatives, but even after

This product seems very heavy and stable compared to other vendors' glass base models. The base of all parts is metal with rubber feet to protect the finish. The curve is very smooth. You can adjust the height there. My 55" TV sits about 6" above the surface it's placed on to clear the soundbar and can easily be raised another 6" if not more. A note: the height cannot be adjusted with the TV installed, so you need to measure carefully according to your needs. However, the strength of the…

This stand is very well designed and built. All the details fit together perfectly. The base is made from a thick steel plate, unlike traditional coasters that use dangerously poorly tempered glass bases. You get what you pay for, so don't skimp on installing a new big screen. I bought (and returned) one of the bad glass coasters. It was Perlesmith, but they're all pretty much the same. Luckily I had help lifting the TV onto the stand only to rip the welds where the stand meets the base. We…

The TV stand I was looking for! After weeks of searching I finally found a TV stand that has a metal base and is suitable for a table top. I tried the glass base and it didn't seem solid to me. I was afraid that the glass would break and my dog would get hurt. I really like this one because a) it has a metal base = strong and durable b) the materials are of good quality and look good c) the height of the tv can be adjusted d) the tv can be rotated and also tilted down slightly to avoid glare to

This is a great alternative to a flat screen wall mount. Stands on my entertainment center. Mounting my 42" flat panel display on this stand allowed me to place my audio components at the same height as the stand base. Height adjustable and to a lesser extent tiltable. He turns too. Follow the assembly instructions carefully and keep the Allen key in place. The bottom panel is heavy and designed for good stability, but compare the size to the top it will sit on. Cabin for cables is built into…

After reading reviews of several similar TV stands, I chose this Kanto for its all-metal construction in both the base and VESA mount. Fiberglass doesn't break. I was immediately struck by the excellent design and packaging of this stand. It is evident that a lot of attention and care has been given to the construction and simplicity of the design. Assembly was easy with the tools provided (a drill might also come in handy if you have one). When attaching the VESA mount to the stand, be sure to

I bought this stand because the legs of my new LG TV were too far apart to fit my turntable . After reading a lot of bad reviews about other roller coasters, I was looking for a good heavy roller coaster that wouldn't tip over or fall apart. This stand is very durable, well made and well designed. I was afraid this wouldn't work as my TV has a protrusion of about 2 inches on the back. But the stand's design allowed for a gap between the back of the TV and the stand's leg. with the only tool you