📺 Universal Swivel Tabletop TV Stand: Heavy Duty Replacement with Adjustable Height for Flat Screens 20-40 inch | Black Tempered Glass Base & Center Pedestal Mount Review

I bought a small flat screen for my kitchen table and like most new low cost TVs it had splayed cheap plastic legs so it couldn't swivel. (I knew I would do this before I bought it, but why even bother? Even the cheapest flat screen TVs used to have a nice stand.) Since I wanted to rotate/change the viewing angle, I bought this stand. The quality is excellent (like the old OEMs), the ride is smooth, assembly is very easy. Can't believe the value for money, highly recommend!

At this price I was expecting something thin and mostly plastic. It's a heavy, well-constructed item. In fact, it's a lot heavier than the 24-inch TV I'm using it on. The instructions leave a lot to be desired, mainly because the illustrations are so small that they are difficult to follow. But the packaging of the parts is the best I've seen. I saw something that needs assembly - all the parts for each step are packed together and clearly labeled. And tons of screws of every size - I can't…

Remember when you could buy a TV that COMES WITH a solid stand? Enough. Those idiot cheap feet that come with your TV are not only useless, they also risk damaging your TV if it falls. This stand is stable, swiveling and height adjustable. It was fairly easy to put together but the illustrations for the last two fixings steps, the serrated mounting bar and how to mount the TV to the stand were very unclear. I figured it out, but the diagram could have been a lot better. I don't think the base…

My husband put it together for me. He was very impressed with how everything was packaged very carefully. Instead of a bag full of tiny parts, each part was in a separate section and each section had a perforated portion of the bag for easy opening. The components of the stand itself are heavy and strong. The only problem we had was that the socket for our TV was right where one of the support brackets went - downright bad planning on the part of the TV manufacturer. He used a dremel saw to cut

The instructions were very difficult to follow, especially at the end when you had to tighten the screws that actually hold the TV. Every time I attached those last connecting bolts and then tried to attach the TV, the whole connection seemed weak. Finally, I'll just ignore the mounting screws that supposedly connect the TV to this stand and ATTACH THE STAND to the legs of the TV and the table it's standing on! It actually worked well and wouldn't fall over and for that reason I'm giving it 2…

This stand is easy to assemble. The required hex wrench is included. You will need a Phillips screwdriver. The instructions are the same as those from Ikea, only Pictures without text but they work There are probably any size screws you need to mount your TV to the stand I thought I would need shorter screws but the mounting shim kit included a set that was long enough was to work with the screws provided. Do not use a screw and gasket combination where the screw will go deep into the case and…

When you open the box you are loaded with sealed pouches that appear like an endless stream of screws of every imaginable length and thread size known to a man or woman. It is only at the end of the assembly that you realize that so many screws were not included to assemble the device. Instead, depending on the thread size of the mounting holes on the back of your TV, you only need 4 of them. Once you find the right size and thread length, use just 4 of these to mount the bracket to your TV…

As others have pointed out, the level of detail looks overwhelming when you first open the box. However, most of them don't need it. I recommend reading all of the instructions before you begin. There are two sets of parts - both divided into sequentially numbered and numbered smaller pouches. You use all the parts from the first set of packages to assemble the stand yourself (very easy if you take the time to study the schematic). The second set of bags is filled with many different screws of…