Universal TV Stand - Table Top TV Stand with Mount for Most 37-55 Inch Flat Screen TVs, Height Adjustable TV Mount Stand with Tempered Glass Base, TV Base Stand Holds up to 88 lbs, Max VESA 400x400mm

Easy to assemble. Only additional tool you'll need is a screwdriver. Pretty basic monitor/tv stand, but it serves its purpose well. Provides an additional couple of inches as compared to what came with my monitor. Minor complaint... cable management channel attachments on the back are narrow and not that wide. Can't get through but a couple of cables, especially since the power cable is thick. But not a big deal. Well made and designed. Additional bonus is the low price. Great product!

Even with the dodgy machine translated instructions, the detailed illustrations made putting it together simple, especially compared to a wall mount. It looks nice with a matte neck, tempered glass base, and all the bolts and brackets hidden behind the tv. Got lucky on the vesa mount screw type on the first try, and got the washer thickness to keep the brackets secure on the back with just a tiny bit of trial and error (took three tries, and I have awful spatial awareness, so if you're good at eyeballing length it should be a breeze). Very sturdy, just remember after the initial mount there is the last step of securing the brackets to the base with two last screws.

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. Great quality. Clean lines. Let's you get to back of TV easily from below (with the stand the LG comes with, I couldn't get to the window crank behind the TV). Easy enough to put together, but make sure you have the cross bar on the front of the upright column facing correctly (on the side toward the TV back). When you attach the two supports to the back of the TV, make sure the topmost brackets face down. I needed the highest brackets, but height has several choices. Bolts to mount are labelled excessively well, and many more than you need, to accommodate different spacings from TV back. I used the shortest, but I put one soft washer in as a cushion .It did take a minute to get the retention stops correctly oriented at the bottom bracket the TV is sitting on. You will need someone to help you lift the screen onto the stand.Photo of the back is over the top of TV looking down.

hese, and have bought several. Sometimes some screws are missing. Still looks really nice and is very functional. Good value and fits a wide variety of different TVs.

This really is a great product! We lost the bottom for our TV and decided to try this Universal TV Stand. It has great directions, it adjusts to many TV sizes, it is sturdy, easy to assemble, it even came with several types of bolts of various widths and lengths, and it even had spacers in case a bolt was too long. I wish more products were this good and thorough. 10 out of 5 stars!

Had to replace LG tv legs, I wasn’t about to pay over $100.00 for plastic legs, after a short search I came across this tv stand, a great price, the stand has a tempered glass top, it also has plenty of parts to assemble. It fits perfect in my entertainment center, yes I’m old school. The quality was very impressive, this is not cheaply made, you will be very happy, I will definitely order another for my new LG CX oiled.

I needed to place a 50" TV in a bedroom and did not want to wall mount it. I chose a 30" dresser for the base, but the legs on the TV were too wide. I looked for a center base to hold the TV as an option. This base was the least expensive one listed but was an Amazon recommended product, so I went with it. I was not disappointed. It is solidly designed and built. It looks good (on the lowest adjustment with no holes showing), and solidly keeps the bedroom TV in place.

This is a great Flat Screen TV Stand (even for an undersized 32" Vizio) I read several reviews and the manual before I purchased this item and was not sure if I was going to get it right. However, it turns out that the concept is simple. Just assemble the base with the cross mounting rack per the instructions, screw the vertical hanging brackets to the back of the TV, and hang the brackets on the cross mounting bracket. The only thing you have to measure and or place right are the vertical brackets. Don't forget to secure the vertical brackets with the K1 locking screws. It does take a little time positioning the brackets to get the right height for your viewing. Being visually impaired, it was overall easy to assemble. Just had a hard time noticing the M4 Screws in the packet for mounting of the hanging brackets to the back of the TV.