PERLESMITH Universal TV Stand Table Top TV Base for 32 to 65 inch LCD LED OLED 4K Flat Screen TVs-Height Adjustable TV Mount Stand with Tempered Glass Base,VESA 400x400mm,Holds up to 88lbs,PSTVS15

This is a very nice looking stand with the tempered glass bottom. It is well made and has really good instructions and exceptional parts packing. The parts are in separate segments of bags, each segment marked to match up with the instructions. Yes, it takes a few minutes to put together and adjust but its easy step-by-step stuff with clear illustrations and instructions so no stress. It appears very well made. My wife even complimented on it the first time she saw it as it caught her eye. It has a wide range of adjustment and seems sturdy. It comes with a good selection of the common bolt/screw sizes needed to mount more TV's so you don't have to buy anything extra. It even comes with an Allen wrench and small open end wrench for assembly. You only have to supply you own Philips screw driver. The price is certain a prime par of what makes this a good deal. A quality product for a very reasonable price, my favorite thing!!

I needed a stand for an older (2013) smart TV, and this seemed like a really good option. I've used this brand's wall mounts before and they are pretty well made. The included hardware makes it easy to mount just about any TV and, although I was skeptical of the size after unboxing, it was the perfect size for my application. The stand doesn't have any tilt adjustments, but is advertised as such and is very stable after a display is mounted. As a side note, DO NOT use a ratchet to tighten the 4 bolts that hold the mounting plate to the vertical tower part of this stand. I think hand tightening with an open end wrench is good enough, and you'll end up starting to collapse the hollow tube. Luckily I stopped when I realized this, but you could ruin it if you really torqued them down.

Bought a new tv last year and it was much larger than the tv I had. I had the tv on a very nice glass console but because they put these new tv’s out with these little feet spread all the way to the end of the tv it wouldn’t fit on my console. Didn’t want to buy a new console and I found this stand on Amazon. Was a little skeptical at the time but thought I’d give it a try. This thing worked great and is rock solid. Easy to assemble. I was actually able to mount it myself right where it sat and then lifted one end of the tv at a time and removed the feet. The second one I bought was for a 55” tv and it was even easier to install. No finding studs, no holes in the wall, can get to the back of the tv for connections. Adjustable height let’s you raise it to where your soundbar fits under it. Buy this, you won’t regret it. PS- the stand for my big tv had an unused threaded hole at the top of the stand and I bolted a strap from the tv to the bookshelf it backs up to. You can see it in one of the pictures. The tv is rock solid and I don’t have to worry about it getting pulled over.

Overall, I felt the Perlesmith Universal TV Stand to be a solid, well made product. The stand is made of pressed aluminum/steel w/ an anodized coating on top. The glass base is a nice touch. The directions were clear, although pictures alone can be misinterpreted. But assembly was completed without difficulty or missing (unused) parts. The product states it can hold up to 88 lbs and I have no reason to doubt its claims. However, I do know my LG 65" C3 TV only ways 36 lbs and it was a B**** to hang. Like the old shelving we once bought with wing inserts and mounting rod notches, you are essentially hanging your TV onto the Perlesmith crossbar using the same low-tech connections. And it is NOT easy, because you have to overlap the wing insert onto the bar, and the TV can only be angled so much without risking damage to the 1/2" thick screen. We thought about setting the TV down and mounting the TV stand first, but the glass bottom has to tuck under the TV. It eventually required two people to hold either end and the bottom center of the TV and hook one side, then the other with the hope it was centered on the stand. I wouldn't want to be lifting a TV weighing 88 lbs and trying to contort it onto the stand. Anyway, it hangs straight both on the horizontal and the vertical axes, and with a bit of nudging we got the TV centered on the stand. A better application would be to eliminate the stand and simply hang the TV from a wall mount, but in our case we have the TV on a piece of furniture that is our entertainment center w/ cabinets and other bookshelves. Mounting on a wall wasn't an option here. My suggestion would be to be able to connect the stand directly to the TV without the low tech wing insert and notch/overlap bar and instead have the stand snap into the glass base after assembly. This way you know the stand is attached properly to the TV and you can easily lift the TV w/stand and snap into the base when ready.

I recently installed a 55", 40 lb, Sony TV on the PERLESMITH stand. The stand is well made, ruggedly constructed, and the assembly was easy. The stand comes with multiple size screws to mount the TV--using the TV Vesa holes--to the stand, but my size screws was too short and I had to purchase additional metric screws. Later on, I discovered that Sony had supplied socket-hole extenders--never labeled or identified in the basic TV setup instructions--that would have allowed the supplied screws to work. Care should be taken, when tightening the column to the base, that the screws are not over-tightened, as this could cause the glass base to shatter! The biggest difficulty that I encountered was determining how far above the stand the TV bottom should sit and then attaching the mounting bracket there. (Note: attaching the bottom of the bracket first makes it easier to attach the bracket top.) Once the TV was attached to the stand and properly positioned on top of the cabinet, I found that the TV and stand were extremely stable and not easily tipped over without excessive use of force. Thus, I saw no need to safety strap the stand to the wall to prevent accidental tip-over. All in all I was well pleased with the stand and at the price considered it a real bargin.

Very nice TV stand. We used it for a 65” TV. Very sturdy and looks great. Exceeded my expectations

Easy to put together. Very stable.

There are many similar TV stands listed on Amazon. I chose this one mainly because it seemed similar to the rest and was one of the lowest priced. I was not disappointed. It was relatively easy to assemble. One feature I especially liked is that all the hardware came in a strip of packets in the order it would be needed for assembly. It started with the two tools needed for assembly and continued through parts, nuts and bolts, etc. I received the package this morning and my TV is now on the support. It's attractive with its thick black tempered glass base. A couple of comments: the supplied tools are an allen wrench and an open end wrench. However, the last few steps require a phillips screwdriver. Also, do a loose fit of the mounts to the TV first. I discovered that the cross piece covered all the inputs to the TV. I had to make a couple of adjustments to keep that area clear. Overall, I am pleased with the product.

Perfect for my 55" LG.

Although the stand itself was so easy to set up it took me quite a while to get the TV to be lifted above the base. I was so frustrated that I even called him to return the item but then I sat down and thought about it and it was all my fault. Put in consideration I am a 68 year old great grandmother, and I did it all by myself I was mountain it wrong so now I got it and I’m so happy with it. I think this is a must have better than boring holes in the wall. Nice swiveling

The Allen Key itself is missing from my box. Unfortunately, I didn't own any Allen keys of the right size (4mm) to continue building the stand so now it's sitting in my living room until I can get my hands on the proper tool size. Will update my rating once it's built to better reflect on the product itself rather than the inconvenience so far. No other parts seem to be missing at least. Edit: Updating my rating from 2 to 4 stars as I was fortunate enough to borrow an Allen Key from a friend to finish the stand. It definitely provides better height to my TV than with the legs that my TV originally came with. Customer Support Team did reach out to me to try to resolve my issue and I greatly appreciate them in doing so, but things had already worked out by then.

Produit de qualité. S'adapte facilement à plusieurs télés.

I was surprised at how easy and quickly this assembled together. It’s made very well - very strong and sturdy to hold your tv in place. The tv bolts into place (much like with any wall tv mount). The item is very stable and i have no concerns about it losing its strength or stability as it stands on my dresser. This is a much cheaper option than buying a tv stand if you’ve misplaced yours. Arrived quickly and packaged well