InvisionTV Stand on Wheels for 32-75 Inch Screens | Anti Tip & Ultra Stable Mobile TV Floor Trolley Cart | Height Adjustable | Heavy Duty Non Marking Castors | upto 45.5kg Max VESA 600x400mm GT1200

Before purchasing this stand (from Amazon Warehouse) I did my research. The TV I chose to go on to it was originally going to be a Smart (non-4k) Samsung 39 inch one, which has the VESA fixing holes on the rear. The stand arrived in its original box (large and heavy) with all the parts packed or bagged individually. Very good. Using a large empty floor space I set about assembling the parts (some tools need to be supplied separately i.e scredrivers and perhaps socket sets and wrenches). An allen key is supplied. It took me almost 3 hours to assemble. The stand has a set of drawings supplied with instructions set out in 6-8 phases of assembly. These instruction were all in English (for UK).I give 5 stars for the parts. 5 stars for the instructions. 5 stars for the final product which is fantastic. I am sure that with some tweaking larger screens than 55 inches could be accomodated (maybe at the expense of the small lower shelf and the top shelf (for what?). Before locating your screen it is best to work out the height of the centre of the screen relative to the eyeline. Once the TV screen is mounted it is almost impossible for one person to lift the screen upwards owing to the weight of the screen and the supporting tubes. I cannot envisage modern screens being too heavy for this stand. The weight limit probably only applies to the older plasma-TVs. Once mounted the screen is very secure on the stand and the stand is very stable. With care it is possible to wheel the screen from one room to another but it is too heavy for stairs. You need a lift. The parts that make up the stand are by necessity heavy and some care is required to ensure that the parts are assembled correctly orientated, also the lower shelf is a sod to fix and may not be necessary?; so 3 stars for these. The stand is well over £100 (I paid 119 for mine). Compared to a basic fixed height glass one this is 3 times more expensive. Hence 4 stars. I ave since replaced my Samsung 39 inch TV for a 49 inch one and took off the lower shelf completely. Note this stand is for VESA compatible TVs only. Some Sony models need a separate fixing kit (also supplied by Amazon).

A very strong, heavy stand. It is being used for a small tv which has to be moved around over a thick carpet. It has been coping with no problems for five months. The instructions were very clear and although it is made of metal and is really heavy it was easy to build even by a very elderly rheumaticy lady!As it was meant for a large tv the brackets supplied were too large and stuck out above the tv. The company have been extremely helpful and patient with my emails about the problem and have supplied shorter brackets so that there are now no prongs appearing above the tv. This can’t be said for many companies.

Perhaps most TV trolleys are designed for commercial use but I wanted to be able to mount my screen lower than most alternatives will allow. The design is also more attractive than many alternatives. Although the cable management is not available when the lowest position is used, the more important cable management issue (for a mobile trolley) is managing the power cables at the base of the unit and there is some space on the base of this trolley to fix power cables to. Shelf seemed relatively flimsy (expect it to break if you put your weight on it) but installed it looks good, has a lip to stop things rolling off it and has proved quite practical. The shelf can be left off if not required (the uprights are welded together and don't need the shelf for bracing). The castors are really solid and make the trolley very mobile.

The product is good and sturdy, stylish and a bonus being on wheels for moving around. The dislike is the shelf which is cheap looking and flimsy! i would not trust to put anything heavy on it to fall off. Price is a bit steep, but it was worth it as a good investment.

When I decided to change the height I couldn’t push the he pins at first and then they just went inside, never to be seen again. It seems like a sturdy construction but has a few design flaws. It’s overall OK but it broke down. If you are going to buy don’t readjust it much. Keep it as is.PS: I had to disassemble the whole upper part and fix the pins which went inside, then assemble it again but it seems to be OK again. That shouldn't happen when you try to adjust the height and I'm a bit disappointed.Another disappointing thing is the available table in front is plastic which compared to the rest of the construction feels cheap.PS 2: I felt generous and gave them back 5 stars. It is a very good stand overall. Just don't readjust it much (I know I won't).

Using this to mount my 50" LG TV. While there are considerably cheaper models available on Amazon, I wasn't convinced they would be sturdy enough to hold a large TV like mine. I can comfortably say that this Invision stand is rock solid. I regularly move the TV around the room depending on where I am sitting, and I am confident that the stand will not tip or fall apart.The stand was easy to put together and the cable management within the poles is a nice feature.Would definitely recommend to others.