VIVOTV Floor Stand for 13 to 50 inch Flat Panel LED LCD Plasma Screens, Portable Display Height Adjustable Mount STAND-TV07…

Super tall! Sturdy. Assembly is a breeze. I’m using 43” tv. VESA plate fit directly, so I’d didn’t need the extensions (which would have taken a little extra time).

What we loved about this floor stand was its ability to elevate higher than average and its sturdy construction. Our TV is 65" and with the previous stand (from a different vendor) the maximum height of 32 inches from the floor did not allow height clearance for viewing the entire bottom portion of the TV due to a piece of furniture in front of it. For our particular use we had to hack saw cut the back portion of the support legs because they protruded from the wall and prevented a flush fit. Thankfully the steel footing frame has an additional cross bar for support and did not effect the stability of the stand after the cut. I was able to easily pry out the two plastic end caps from the cut pieces and insert them in the modified footing. Overall, the stand is excellent because it can be raised higher if necessary.

Ok, I read a bunch of reviews and only came across one that used this with a treadmill. That review was not glowing as they said it was too short to clear the treadmill control panel. I kicked it around and double checked the measurements the manufacturer lists. I figured I’d give it a shot anyway as, on paper, the math checked out. I have a pretty standard treadmill, nothing fancy, but the dimensions of these things are relatively similar. I also picked up a run of the mill 43inch fire tv. The max mounting height of this stand, along with a 43 inch screen, and a run of the mill treadmill, works out perfectly. I’m also a few inches over six feet tall and the screen is a great height when on the treadmill (a smidge of a downward glance but just barely). So as far as mounting height, I think this is perfect for a treadmill.Now the tv I picked up was pretty light and nowhere near the rated capacity of the stand. I think they are being pretty optimistic about weight bearing. The vertical angle adjustment barely holds this screen in position and I can’t imagine anything heavier not just flopping downward. For a treadmill, and pinned against a wall, I’m not worried about this falling over. That said it’s not the sturdiest of stands. I would not recommend this as a standalone mount without furniture/equipment in front of it with kids or cats around. I think it would be fairly easy to topple over.Assembly is straight forward. Although, the screws for assembling the actual stand are all loose (different sizes, nuts, locknuts, washers all mixed together) in a single bag. Ironically, different sized screws for attaching the mounting bracket to different tvs are separated and id’d in a decent vacuum bag.So, if you have a treadmill and don’t want to throw a bracket on the wall, this will probably work great (the extra tall version that is). I would check clearance under the treadmill, between the legs, and to the wall though. I knew I would have to move my treadmill back away from the wall (10 inches from where it was) to get the stand to fit nicely. Overall, I’m pretty satisfied. I do wish they had some sort of cable management included….i guess I’ll need to print something up.

I purchased this TV Stand to use outside of my RV while camping so my wife and I can watch sports outdoors when the weather is nice.. I already had the perfect TV. I was pleasantly surprised at how well built this stand is for the money. Assembly can be challenging as others have noted so I am including a few tips and pics that will hopefully make up for the lack of directions. First of all, if you lay all the parts out as pictured in the inventory section of the assembly instructions, it is much easier to identify the small pieces needed for each step. The nuts and bolts are all packaged in two bags and are layed out in the exact same order as they are depicted in the inventory picture. So lay the hardware bags out just like they are depicted in the inventory picture and you will know which nuts, bolts and washers. to use for each step of the assembly. Also, the 2nd hardware bag that has many different screws and washers in it are for the many different mounting lug configurations that come with different TVs. So don't fret because you won't even be using most of them which makes the task seem a little less daunting. After I assembled the Center Support (A) to the Feet (B), I noticed that the Center Support (A) does not sit dead center on the feet but is offset toward one end. FYI: Once assembled, the longer portions of the feet are designed to be toward the front of the stand. Also, the Center Support (A) has a slight angle to it (difficult to see) that causes the center pole (C) to tilt slightly toward the rear of the assembled stand. (see pics) This is to allow the poition of the TV to be more centered on the stand and the weight of the TV to be toward the front (longer) portions of the feet making it more stable; therefore, DO NOT tighten any of the nuts until you have determined that the Center Support (A) is installed in the proper direction that allows the Support Pole (C) to be tilted to the rear. I made this mistake and had to take it all apart . Once assembled, I decided to make a couple of modifications. I went to my local hardware store (LO's) and purchased beefier washers (silver in picture) for the TV mount brackets because the washers included were not wide enough or strong enough to keep from bending when tightening the screws. I also picked up two 1/4 x 1-3/4 hitch pins (as depicted in the pic) to make adjusting the height of the stand, or disassembly of the stand for travel a breeze. These pins fit perfectly in the existing holes! Once assembled I was very pleased with the end product. Hopefully it will last for a very long time.

Great product. Thick metal. What I was looking for!

Sometimes I need a 2nd screen to do stuff at home and this stand was perfect to hold my 32" Roku TV as a 2nd screen attached to my laptop. This is adjustable up and down by 48" and makes it great to sit beside my LazyBoy as a 2nd computer screen. I was able to adjust it to the right height I needed. It does not have wheels, so it may not be easy to move around with a 50" TV attached to it. But with a 32", it is real easy to push out of the way. It has an H stand and seems very sturdy. If you need something simple and useful, this is it.