32-75 inch Universal TV Stand

My wife had to rearrange the livingroom once again. Seems every couple years she wants to move things around. Once we moved everything around, the TV was right in front of the picture window. Not terrible, but not ideal. So I started looking for a stand. I picked this one because it seemed like the tallest one on amazon. It's hard to judge exactly where the TV will be, but I took a chance. It is all well made, very heavy duty metal. Looks good, if that matters to you. Assembly was quite easy. Everything was labeled well, and the instructions were more than good enough. The TV mount brackets fit our 65" Bravia perfectly, the included screws were the right size and length. You will of course need help putting the TV on the stand. Wanted to put the stand behind my wifes favorite cabinet and the stand was a little short. Not a fault of this stand at all. Like I said, it is near impossible to know exactly where the bottom of the TV will be. So I ended up making a platform out of plywood and 2X4's to lift it. Was just enough to get it above the cabinet and the remote seems to work from just about everywhere, even with the soundbar in front of the TV. Now I just need to do some cable management. My only wish for this, I wish the base was bigger. It's not tippy, but you could tip it over if you tried. If you have kids, you should attach it to something. I do like it, well made, very sturdy, fair price, would recommend.

Very nice TV stand. I bought two (one white, one black) and both are fantastic alternatives to wall mounting. Stand came well packed in small box with all parts and no damage. Super easy to assemble. They look nice and are quite sturdy. I mounted both with a TV and sound bar with no problem. The white stand has a 42" screen mounted with a Sonos beam. The black stand has a 65" screen mounted with a Sonos ARC.

When we decided it was time to go to a 65 inch screen we knew there were going to be a few problems we would have to solve. First was the sheer size - we were concerned that, even though we have a fairly large living room, a screen this size would overwhelm the room. We were pleasantly surprised to find that it did not - but we knew from the outset that it would in fact overwhelm the cabinet we used for our previous TV. It was simply not wide enough to accommodate a 65 inch screen and we also were concerned about stability even if it did fit. It was clear that we would need a separate stand for the TV and we wanted something as simple and unobtrusive as possible. This stand is exactly what we had in mind - no extra shelves or anything - just a straight up, adjustable stand. It is far more substantial than the pictures would lead you to expect. The base is really clean and nice - and much larger than it appeared to be in the pictures. My original intent was to us the base on top of our existing console, lowering it to its lowest possible height so that it would only sit about six inches above the console's surface. As I assembled it, it became clear that this was not to be, as the lowest height we could adjust it to was over a foot above the console surface. So I went to plan B, positioning the stand directly behind the console and adjusting the height to 31 inches so that it floats five inches above our console. Perfect! Assembly was no more difficult than you might expect given that you're messing with considerable weight and bulk - it is definitely a two person operation. The instructions were sparse but adequate and we ran in to no problems whatsoever. The stand is quite versatile; we could have raised the TV quite a bit higher if we wanted to, but we think the height is ideal for us. It is hard for me to imagine a situation where you would not be able to position this stand so that it is at an ideal height for your viewing preferences. If we were to find any fault at all it would not be with the stand, but rather with the various cables necessary for device connection. The hollow shaft of the stand is great for concealing wires, but we found that many wires, when connected to a 65 inch TV, wind up being too short to traverse the distance necessary to (a) run across to the back of the stand, (b) run down the height of the stand, and then (c) run to wherever they need to be connected. Fortunately for us we run a wireless system so that the only cables we had to conceal were the power cord and a cable to connect our DVR. Our TCL is a Roku Smart TV so we didn't even have to plug in a Roku. Even with that, the power cord was just barely long enough to make the journey so we had to snuggle our power strip right up against the base of the stand in order to be able to plug it in. As for the stand itself, no complaints at all. It's sort of a shame that the way we installed it makes it almost completely invisible. The glossy glass base is quite impressive and combined with the matte black finish of the shaft it's a really great looking piece. We give it our highest recommendation.

Video showing the swivel function, which is perfect for our current setup. It was easy for me to assemble, and had a lot of extra hardware to accommodate different types of TVs. The swivel range was better than I expected. The base is very heavy and whole thing is very sturdy. The only reason I chose to hang my 55in on it instead of my 65in is because I was nervous about it being top-heavy and I like to move my furniture around frequently so it was just too much risk for my personal lifestyle. The thought of someone bumping into it freaked me out. I’m sure it probably would have been fine, especially being placed away from where anyone would be walking past it, like I said the base is heavy, I fully believe I could hang my 65in and it would not tip over without some level of external force. It’s quite versatile.

I purchased this stand so I could swivel my TV in order to watch it on my sofa or while in the kitchen. It fits nicely behind the entertainment center. It seems sturdy, has a nice weight to it so it shouldn't fall over if free standing. It was easy to put together and to mount the TV on (I was able to do it on my own). The only suggestion I have is it could have a better method for hiding the cords.

It worked great for my purpose. Strong, well built. The only change I would suggest is to add some more lower bolt holes so it can also be used on a short dresser.

No veo que haya mucho que opinar, sencillamente es totalmente funcional y relativamente fácil de armar, solo tienes que seguir el instructivo, yo la armé sólo como en 20 minutos, pero se facilitaría mucho más si cuentas con un par de manos adicionales que te ayuden.

Tenía mis dudas en cuanto a que la televisión que quería colocarle es de 55 pulgadas, sin embargo funcionó bastante bien, no se tambalea, visualmente me había atraído la base, pero como dije, tenía incertidumbre en la resistencia a pesar de que ya había leído que aguanta hasta 49kg.

El acabado de los materiales es muy elegante, le montamos una tv sony de 65 pulgadas y que pesa 36kg; aguantó sin problemas. El paquete llegó antes de tiempo y muy bien embalado.

No me gustó la base de vidrio( al parecer templado) no puedo estar seguro, como no puedo estar tranquilo con el temor de que alguien se suba o lo pise sin saber o fijarse, es lo único que sostiene a todo el resto del pedestal y la tv.😬

La instalación es bastante sencilla, las intrucciones que trae son claras, el único pero son las gomas que trae para la base, debido a que son con pegamento se despegan co facilidad