WALI Universal TV Stand 55 inch TV, TV Stand Mount for 22-65 Inch LCD Flat Screen TVs, Table Top TV Stands Holds up to 110lbs Mounting Holes up to 800 by 500mm (TVS001), Black

This WALI TV stand was exactly what we needed. It’s compatible with a wide range of TV sizes (22 to 65 inches) and supports up to 110 lbs, which gave us a lot of confidence when setting it up.The installation was very straightforward: the instructions are clear, and it comes with everything you need to assemble it. It took us about 20–30 minutes to get it all set up.The stand is very sturdy and stable — it doesn’t wobble or feel flimsy at all. Plus, the black design is sleek and modern, blending in perfectly with our furniture and decor.Another great feature is the adjustable height, which made it easy to adapt it to our living room setup.Overall, excellent quality at a great price. I highly recommend this stand if you’re looking for a reliable and easy-to-install option for your TV.

These stands are relatively simple to assemble and mount. They're very sturdy holding the screen in place too. There are multiple height options and they supply loads of bolts and screws to choose from to mount the stand to your flat screen. I have 3 screens I'm using these for and they'll work on each.I will say they're very hmmm, mechanical looking, but since they're behind the screen it's not a big deal, and the flat black finish is nice. If cosmetic look was any concern at all you might want to consider that these look like what they are - black metal stands with bolts and a few nuts in them.Other than that - they're a great value for the price and add stability raising the screen without going with a wall mount. I'd get them again but I have a feeling these will last forever. (save the bolts and stuff that are left over - it could help if used on another screen in the future!)

With all of the recent TV deals ahead of Superbowl, I purchased a 49 inch TV to replace a 39 inch TV. Unfortunately, most of the new TVs come with plastic legs you attach to each bottom end of the TV. This made the TV barely fit on my stand and it was still slightly off the edge. Even if it did fit, those included legs did not seem sturdy.I mentioned this to someone and they mentioned the universal stands. After looking at a bunch of them, I purchased this one based on the price and reviews.It comes in several different pieces but is relatively easy to assemble. I did have one of the pieces facing the wrong way but it was just a matter of unscrewing and replacing two screws. It took about 30 minutes to put it together. Essentially it works by using the holes in the back of the TV that are normally used for wall-mounting. Although it says "height-adjustable", this is misleading. You cannot freely adjust the stand after attaching it to the TV. There are two different height positions you can use when attaching it to the TV.The stand is very sturdy and is mostly metal. It is not aesthetically pleasing, even with the included plastic covers that hide some of it. However, there is more than enough room underneath it for most gaming consoles or Blu Ray players. It also freed up some room from our soundbar being in front of the TV.I would recommend the stand based on the price and easy assembly - all tools are included. I am only giving it four stars due to the appearance and it not really being adjustable. It is well worth $15.

It was easy to assemble once I found the instructions!I didn’t believe how it would hold my heavy 51 inch plasma but it did! It’s nice and slick, simple and for a good price.

Daddy likes!For under $20 it's just amazing.. The thought behind the design, execution and packing is just off the charts. Yes, I can't believe I'm saying that. Paint, hardware, finish, (tiny font) instructions, well designed, 'stamped' item designations, lots of hardware +tools. I love this thing. Of course it's still going to be an Erector set / IKEA effort. But it's well worth it. I've had my share of $@&$^ stuff and this ain't it. I also have the "pedestal style" stands and if move-ability isn't a priority, this design is far more confidence inspiring. So, yeah... Mikey LIKES! p.s. Don't freak out over the amount of included hardware/screws etc. You generally don't use it all. Cheers!