Universal Tabletop Stand Base Adjustable Review

If you have a 50 or 55 inch TV this is not for you. The bracket is not high enough for the TV to fit snugly against the bracket. I put washers under the bracket to raise it and it wasn't enough. I had to lift the T-bracket so only 2 holes screwed into the base. Now he is very weak and cannot even stand up. Now I'm considering hanging it on the wall instead.

Rated 4 stars instead of 5 as it says it supports a 55" TV, but my 50" TV barely fits. The brackets are literally at the end of the metal rod you hang the TV from, which is a bit annoying but seems to be holding up so far. Also the height of the stand is almost too low. At the highest setting, there is very little distance between the TV and my desk. , Overall smooth and sturdy.

I am happy with this purchase although I would caution you if you have a larger TV. We have a 55" scepter brand with a 400x200 mounting pattern. The description says that larger mounting schemes will also work. But as you can see from my pictures it just fits on the bracket. It's solid and I'm not worried about it. moved, but note that larger schematics are unlikely to work. I love the cord organizer built into the back. With it you can conveniently "hide” all the HDMI cables that I have…

I recently bought a 43 inch LG TV and was shocked at how fragile the legs were. I had to keep it still while my husband pocketed it all, and that didn't bode well at all. A reviewer suggested this stand and after researching if it would fit my TV I ordered it. My husband assembled it and had it he didn't seem to have any problems. I am very pleased with how stable the TV is on this stand and that it can be raised or lowered. Now I feel a lot more confident that I can move the TV around if…

I have decided to buy a new TV, a good value 4K TV to replace our 40 inch non 4K TV. I ended up buying a 50-inch Vizio and to my great surprise, TVs now have these weird little V-shaped legs instead of a stand. Those legs were too far apart to fit the TV stand we used previously and we really didn't want to wall mount the TV. After a lot of research, I decided on this stand and I won't regret it! It was easy to assemble and a perfect fit (our TV used the 400x400 screw standard). It's very heavy

I really don't understand this product and why people are buying it. I needed a tv stand to elevate my 47" tv a bit (I figured the 10" at least at the bottom), I built it at the highest point and it's about 3" from the bottom. I left my standard TV feet installed to show how ridiculous this is. If I used the lower height in the "height adjustable" options, the bottom of the TV would literally stick to the stand. Not sure how it looks on a 55 inch TV. I'm wondering if it doesn't make a…

First, the quality of the stand is good. The problem is that this has been seriously distorted in the application described. My goal was to mount a new Vizio 50" flat screen TV on this stand. Firstly, based on my understanding of the specs listed on the web, I expected to be able to mount the TV higher than the stand's design allows. But even if when it was mounted to the top holes of the stand, the bottom of the tv couldn't rise above the base by about an inch or so. , absolutely useless to…

TV Stand works great with my 2010 LG 1080P TV. I had to order a replacement built-in stand, which broke after moving house. Having a large bezel at the bottom can make it difficult to mount on a stand, even if you mount the mount all the way up. A wall anchor is a great idea, especially if you have kids you can attach it to the wall so it can't be pulled forward which could cause injury. The stand itself was easy to assemble. It took one person some time trying to screw the screws into the…