Universal TV Stand for TV with swivel and height adjustment

This is a heavy, high quality television stand for 32"-60" flat screen TVs. I especially like the swivel feature. Assembly of the unit takes some time and a clear mind. I had no major problems with the assembly using the enclosed instructions, but ended up using some of my own tools rather than the cheap tools supplied with the unit. One critical step requires securing the TV bracket to the vertical column using the furnished bolts and nuts. That was the most difficult part of the assembly process, as the supplied little open-end wrench was woefully inadequate for the job. Do yourself a favor and use a 13 mm box-end wrench for that step. Once properly assembled, the stand is very solid and attractive. The heavy black glass base is beautiful and large enough to accommodate my satellite receiver box. I am very pleased with the quality and appearance of this stand. For $68, I think it was money well spent.

What I like:1. The size. Though I don't have any valid comparisons to judge this by, another reviewer took side-by-side shots with another brand I contemplated getting and this one was larger and offered more clearance under the TV, which is what I wanted.2. Not a big thing, but the instructions were adequate and easy enough to understand. Took me approx. 20 mins to assemble.3. Seems sturdy enough. Definitely isn't flimsy or wobbly with a new, lighter 43 inch 4k TV on it.4. Appears to offer more clearance than other brands. On the highest setting, my 43 inch TV had over a foot of clearance.What I don't like:1. The price. There are others that were approximately $20 cheaper, but I intentionally bought one designed for larger televisions to allow more clearance underneath and higher mounting height, so you get what you pay for in this regard.2. Glass base. I can't attest to the longevity or durability of that kind of base, but there was only one model on Amazon that did not use glass as a base and it was smaller.So I needed to elevate my television quite a bit after obtaining a bed that was higher off the ground than what I had, because now I was basically burying my chin in my chest when laying on my back in order to see the TV. Plus I had to offset my feet cuz they blocked the TV (it's at the foot of the bed). So I needed something relatively inexpensive that could raise the TV without putting holes in the wall.There were so many models to choose from, so why I chose this model came down to 3 factors. 1. Picture comparisons. One reviewer did a side by side pic against another one, and this one is larger. That would allow for higher positioning with more clearance. 2. # of positive reviews. Then 3. The brand. This brand just happened to be sold by a local Sears, so if they carried it, it's at least a known, somewhat reputable brand.So far I'm not disappointed. Only time will tell if the glass holds up, and the TV is nice and high with more than enough clearance underneath for stuff. I'll review again if anything changes. It seems the vast majority of this type of base are made of similar materials, so it comes down to customer service, price, and overall product quality.[Update 7/31/19]I've since upgraded to a 55 inch TV and the base has met and exceeded my expectations. The glass base has been solid with no issues and is folding the TV just fine with still ample space under it for periferals. Too bad it's not available anymore.

This stand is great...once you get it set up. It is quite a bit heavier than I had expected, but the quality is definitely on point. I mounted a 39" Vizio tv with 100x100 VESA and it works well and looks great. The swivel option is a huge plus, makes getting to the ports on the back super easy.That being said...the hardware and tools provided with this are totally inadequate. Nuts would not fit over the provided screws and would not tighten. Had to buy alternatives from a hardware store. The tiny wrench they provide is embarrassing, it was completely unusable and found myself cursing a lot because of it. I also had to purchase separate mounting screws as the ones provided did not fit my tv...pretty annoying issues for something I spent $70 on.The only thing that kept me sane in this whole 2 hour build process was that the directions are actually pretty good and each piece of hardware is labled with their corresponding letters on their plastic bags, so no mixing up the parts or guessing which is which.If you can deal with a little extra time, I would definitely recommend this stand.

This is a very sturdy TV stand that I used to replace the stock "feet" of a VIZIO 55 inch TV. The stand arrived quickly, is very sturdy and does everything it was advertised to do. When purchasing this stand, I was worried about it possibly tipping over, so I purchased velcro strips VELCRO Brand - Sticky Back - 3 1/2" x 3/4" Strips, 4 Sets - Black to put under the glass but found that the strips would not work and were not needed. The rubber feet of the stand raise the glass off the table so the velcro strips do not make contact. The TV stand was very stable without the strips anyway, so no additional stabilization was required. It swivels easily and I was able to adjust the height to accommodate my sound bar. Assembly was a little more than I was expecting but very doable using the included tools and instructions.

The stand is very sturdy and not a lightweight at all. It was easy to assemble by following the video and the written instructions. I loved that all of the parts, and there are many, came clearly labeled by alpha or number. I have a recommendation for the video - tell the alpha or number of the part you are using during the assembly it would be easier. Also make sure you look at the written instructions to assure you are using the correct labeled part and using all parts, some are left out of the video. Due to the weight of this larger stand it was helpful to have 2 people during assembly. I installed a 50" TCL TV on the stand and it fits perfectly. the swivel is nice as are the different height levels. This stand matches the television very well and the cable box fits nicely below the TV on the stand. Liked it so well I ordered the smaller version for a 32" guest TV.