AVFUniversal Table Top Tilt and Turn TV Stand for TVs 46" to 65" in Black

I'm using the fixed position AVF B600BB-A stand with a 49" LG TV that weighs about 30 pounds.Assembly was straightforward. Clear and comprehensive instructions are included with the stand. AVF has done a good job, as well, in fabricating the various parts so that it's almost impossible to put something on backwards or upside down. The only tools needed are a Phillips head screwdriver and a 5mm hex wrench. Working by myself, I spent about 45 minutes going from opening the box to watching TV. If another person had been around to help me attach the vertical column to the glass base, the whole job would only have taken around half an hour.The stand is sturdy and stable. I think the only potential showstopper is that the bottom edge of the TV screen (keep in mind I have a 49" set with a very narrow bezel) gets raised up 9 inches. That might not work well in some installations.Five stars because all the components are made of robust, strong materials, the assembly instructions are easy to follow, everything needed to mount the TV, other than two tools, comes in the box, and the completed stand securely supports my television.----------Update (June 2019): no problems to report.Update (April 2020): no problems to report.Update (December 2020): no problems to report.

Like another reviewer on here, I too have a small living room with the only space for a tv being on top of a fire place mantle. This is the only universal tv stand that I could find that tilts forward. Safe to say that it's money well spent. The base of the stand is heavy glass so you don't have to worry about your tv tipping over. And you don't have to apply much pressure to get it to tilt and swivel. Now the reason I took off a star was because of the directions and the screw holes. For me it was easy to put together but I have experience with these type of things. However the directions included were all over the place. They included two different instruction manuals in different languages. Neither one of them had complete instructions so you basically had to piece together the instructions from two manuals using the images alone. And the screw holes in the base left it kind of crooked so initially I couldn't swivel it all the way to the right. I applied a tiny bit of pressure without breaking anything and now it's working as it should. I was also able to use this with my soundbar brackets with no issues. All in all this is definitely worth the purchase.

The base arrive quickly and well packaged. It took one person to do most of the assembly but two of us to put the 65 inch tv on it. It is sturdy, does not have a forward lean like many others I have read about. Just recommended it to father in law. So it’s a winner.

As most big TV owners I didnt want to use those ugly factory provided bird legs mounted far apart making it impossible to set on a table or move to get behind it for wiring. This stand fit my 65” Vizio E-series perfectly. Assembly was a bit difficult but not impossible. Lay your TV face down on the bed (or floor with soft blanket) and mount the hanging brackets first. Get help to lift and mount on this cool stand.

I had two assembly challenges:1) On page 8 of the instructions, when attaching the horizontal plate to the cap that slides into the top of the column - the two mounting ears on the horizontal plate were too wide. I had to bend them with channel lock pliers to achieve proper alignment and slide the two pieces together.2) On page 9 of the instructions, there is a pair of 20" long bolts ( approximately) that are used to clamp the base and the column and the column cap together. The threads in the column cap were bad, dirty or painted. Or maybe the threads on the bolt were painted and dirty. Either way..., the 20" 2nd long bolt started to thread but it locked up about half way in. I applied too much force and stripped the internal part of the nut where the allen wrench engages. I had to buy some washers to take up the slack and try again. I finally got it together.It is taller than I thought, so the TV is higher than I intended. It may be because my TV has it's VESA 400 mounting holes very low on the back. I'm going to drill some new holes in the mounting bracket to lower the TV. I wish I had purchased a mount with adjustable height instead.I think this mount will work out, but it is more work than I expected.UPDATE - I ordered a different stand. I can't adjust the height enough on this stand and the TV is too high.See the two photos.One photo shows a TV with the VESA mount holes in the middle - this stand works with this setup and the bottom edge of the TV will be a few inches above the counter topThe other photo shows a TV with the VESA mount holes on the lower part of the TV. With this setup & this mount, the bottom edge of a 50-60"TV will be about 12 to 16" about the countertop.

Contrary to the other reviewer, I am (still) having a horrible time trying to put this thing together. In fact, the Comcast guy even tried to help me with it (after 5pm on a Friday, no less) because he felt bad that I was struggling with it so much. We couldn't get it set up either.I'm an IT person, so I know my way around a TV stand, and have assembled far more complicated pieces of equipment, but this thing is apparently my White Whale as I am finding it totally impossible!UPDATED: I finally got the thing set up, but it is TOTALLY unstable! See picture. I'm returning this. Waste of $100 and far more time.

Sturdy. Holds my 60 inch TV securely. Instructions are clear and assembly was straightforward. Swivels and tilts; almost all stands designed for larger TVs which I considered only swiveled. Happy.

Seemed like a good stand. The assembly instructions and packaging was well thought out. It was not strong enough to handle my 65" TV though and I returned it.

This stand looks great and holds our 55" tv on the mantle. It accommodates our 5 channel soundbar and still fits in the limited space between the mantle and the ceiling. Other stands wouldn't work because they held the tv too high. This stand can be adjusted to any height and is not like other stands that only allow you to position the stand at preset levels. It was easy to put together after tv was laid on a it's face on a blanket.

Best tv stand on the market right now. It's elegantly designed and is much better than those chinese alternatives (with thousands of fake reviews). The base is made of whole glass (tempered) and the rest is pretty much metal. There are two round rods that hold the tv on a vertical pole by a friction force. It may seem like tv is gonna fall but it not. I think it's called wedge effect. Because of this you can adjust the tv height up to a millimeter and it can also turn left-right. If you have a tv 50" and up, look no more. So far I've been very pleased, much better than the chicken legs that come with today's tvs.

Assembly is a bit awkward with just 1 person, but the product itself is very secure and I felt truly confident in having it support my television. Very sleek, and the glass base is incredibly sturdy.

Solid, heavy and easy to install. Very pleased with the result. It was probably the only option I found that would tilt vertically, which I needed because of my low couch, compared to the TV height. Happy with the results.

Very difficult to put together with a 65" tv. Should have 2 people to assist. It is sturdy and I like it. I added a soundbar brackets. Worth the money.