Universal TV Stand, Table Top TV Stand Base Replacement for Most 37 to 86 Inch LCD LED TVs, 7 Height Adjustable TV Legs with Cable Management Hold up to 150lbs, Max VESA 800x600mm, Black AX10TB01

Sturdy and Stylish TV Stand SolutionThis universal TV stand is a great alternative to wall mounting, offering solid support with a sleek, modern design. The **adjustable height** makes it easy to find the perfect viewing angle, and the **tempered glass base** adds a premium touch while keeping everything stable. Assembly is straightforward, and it fits a wide range of TVs. A practical and stylish choice for any setup.

Super heavy package. Gave me confidence.Took me about as long to read the directions as to put it together. Only needed help to lift it onto the table after (cant really move a 75 inch by myself) otherwise did it alone. Holds my tv extremely well.If there was a major earthquake it might tip over but extremely sturdy. Seemed like my entertainment center would come tipping over with it in that case. Feet stick extremely well to my surface.Probably varies by tv how low/high you can get it but with mine I could lower it all the way to the base and could go up another 6 inches from the hight in the picture at least.Tried to put all the mounts through the actual holes and not the slot at the bottom, wasn't a perfect fit. You can see the one hole has some silver from where I tried. Screws fit great once I made that adjustment.Sturdy, good looking, cheap, adjustable. Came with multiple types of screws and other fittings. Easy to assemble. I shop around, I dare you to find a better one at this price.Forgot to mention it would make a good purchase if your looking for an entertainment center for a smaller size tv as it puts the feet closer together, about 18 inches less wide footing than the original legs. Would have gotten a different one if I had bought this first.

My dad recently passed and when cleaning out his place I acquired a few items. His tv was one item that I got but he had it mounted. I didn't want to mount it so I looked for the original Samsung legs but I couldn't find it. While online I seen this stand it said universal so I got it. My dad's tv is very heavy so I like the fact that this stand included how many pounds it was capable of withstanding. The legs are steel. They are very sturdy. I did have some issues with the instructions as they only included pictures and no words but I got help and got it attached to the tv. I got it lifted on the fireplace stand and it fit the tv perfectly. Everything I needed to get the stand together was included so it was worth paying for know I could keep my dad's tv. I just wished I could lower it a tad bit as I think its extremely tall. Other than that I have no issues.

Sturdy: 4/5 so farEase of putting together: 4/5Available materials: 4/5Used for my older 2020 Samsung Frame.Used the: metal washers, spacerScrews: The M8 X 45 was too long & the M8 x 20 was too small. Went to ACE hardware and got the size in-between.All in all it works.

This fit my 85 inch TV, made it very sturdy! Very easy to assemble! Fit my needs and very affordable!

This TV stand was a life saver for us. We were gifted a giant LG 83", but didn't have the original stand nor bracket to hang on studs.Full disclosure, was nervous about hanging this size of TV on the wall given our house was built in the prehistoric time period. Felt like the studs couldn't handle.I took a shot on this stand, and it did the trick! Super easy install, incredibly stable, perfect height. Highly recommend to those who don't trust them studs or prefer to keep TVs on stands.

Worked Great for my 75 inch TV and Vizio sound bar. The TV is a wide as the stand but the feet keep it very stable on top of the stand. It's very solid.

The media could not be loaded. I had to move a very lightweight Insignia 37 inch Fire TV from a standard height TV table/stand to a desk table located at the foot of a guest room bed and raise the TV a few inches so it will be watchable. See attached photo. The factory legs install points were wider than the new table location. See attached photo. The factory TV legs only has about a two inch gap from the bottom of the TV to the table surface.Some reviewers are happy with this product, some are not. I am not. Here is the good and bad based on my experience...***** THE GOOD *****The stand arrived well packaged in a thick cardboard box. See photos.The stand comes with an assortment of mounting screws, washers, spacers and a cable management clip. See attached photo. My TV came with its own mounting screws which I used. I did not need any spacers or washers. To be fair all TVs are not made alike so the supplied screws may or may not work for you. In addition to thread size the most important part is the correct screw depth (not too long) to avoid damage to the TV. If not sure of the correct screw thread and depth contact the TV manufacturer. The following metric screws are supplied:M4x12M6x12M6x30M8x20M8x45Assembly is straightforward and not difficult. Printed instructions are included. All mounting holes lined up perfect. A 3mm Allen wrench is included if you need it. There were no defective hole threads. See this review “The Bad” section on screw quality.The feet has for rubber adhesive pads included, but not factory installed. The stand will stay in place on most surfaces, will not slide and will require the entire TV to be lifted to move it around the table surface. An alternative it is use adhesive felt pads or other material. In any case something must be attached to the feet to protect the table surface from damage. I have no problem with this except as noted in this review “The Bad” section.The height selections should be sufficient for most people. The stand would have worked for my 37 inch TV without using the upper part of the vertical mount. The distance from the bottom of the TV to the table would have been about a four inch gap. Since I needed raise the TV at least eight inches or more I used the upper mount part.***** THE BAD *****First the screw quality. The screws are poor quality and made of somewhat soft metal and can easily strip. Instead of using the supplied 3mm Allen wrench which can be PIA for many screws I used a socket wrench with a 3mm male socket. I've done many DIY projects over the years and understand about not over tightening and possibly striping screws. I decided to tighten the first screw just a hair more and it started to strip. Luckily I caught this in time.CAUTION!!! Tighten the screws just enough where they will not easily move. Another reviewer noted that the one of the screws attaching the stand to the TV stripped. Bad news. As a comparison I used the mounting screws supplied by my TV manufacture (Phillips head) which are good quality. I was as able to get a tight connection with ease and without deforming any part of the screw heads.Suggestion: many manufactured products are notorious for supplying low quality screws. Since the screws attaching the stand to the TV is a critical connection, whether using this stand or another brand determine the the thread size, length, purchase known quality screws and use those instead.Here is the deal breaker...I used just two fingers and lightly put pressure on the side of the TV. The stand legs started to flex making the stand unstable. My TV is a lightweight 37 inch. I could imagine the results for a larger heaver TV. See attached video.My thoughts are the main reason for the stability issue is there is no horizontal support. A horizontal piece could have been added to the stand behind the TV and another between the stand feet. The distance between the feet is determined by the horizontal distance between the mounting screws. My TV mounting points are VESA 200x200 which is about eight inches. See attached photo.