Rfiver Table Top TV Stand with Height Adjustable TV Legs TV Stands Base with Cable Management for Most

Fit my 65" Sony Bravia 8 II perfectly! Assembly is straightforward once you take the time to read through the manual and match the directions to shape of your TV's back panel. It accommodates flat back panels, flat back panels with a bump, and curved back panels and can also accommodate inconveniently placed wiring. Also comes with a wide range of machine screws to accommodate different TVs mounting hole depths and shank diameters. Note that the height adjustment isn't one-touch, it requires unscrewing the legs from the mounting brackets, sliding the rails up or down, then refastening the screws. It's a two person job for a large TV. Otherwise, this is very sturdy and well built stand with an unobtrusive matte black finish, no wobbles even though it's supporting a big panel. Read more

I used to mount an 82" Samsung. Easy to assemble. Not as bulky as it appears in the catalog photos, which I like. Installation tip: I installed with my TV set on its end (upside down will probably work as well) and then relocated on top the cabinet. Set to the second lowest height. Not possible to be any higher with such a large TV. Solid footing. I recommend as a good product, especially for the price. Read more

It is sturdy and well-made out of metal with no plastic components. The stand was relatively easy to assemble, (by my 76-year-old non-mechanically inclined self :-), using only the included Allen wrench and a Phillips head screwdriver. It is stable and easily supports a 65" curved-panel TV. Definitely a good value for the price. Read more

Wanted a better solution to cst attacks hehe, the way I have my flat screen set up, and the nature of cats wanting to climb. I use bungee cords to strap the feet down . And because of the use of wired selves with a 2x4x26” as a base it wasn’t really safe. So since I was up grading my computer set up I was going to rotate that tv stand to the 55”, and be more secure. But no, the legs hold up the tv but the total weight of it all and how close the legs are together it was Bowing the top dangerously. So I just sat it on the floor. I went with option 1, but soon found out my back on the set bows forward and I had to use the longest screws it had and spacers to work. The tv is just under 40#, and these feet and the braces on the back are holding it well. It was easy to assemble and the instructions were just a little weird. But it was easy to follow. The booklet was hard to flip through the pages would part. The feet are large enough and at the lowest screws it is very stable. And now I can use c clamps or strap it down on a more stable surface. Read more

A little confusing to put together but it’s easy if you have two people it came with everything to put it together and has a good amount of weight at the bottom to hold up my TV. Good quality and very sturdy holds my TV up and can hold my sound bar on the bottom. Read more

So i recently removed my tv from a wall mount and was looking for a way to raise my tv above my soundbar without having to ruin my walls again. So the good = It works, it looks good and it does what it says on the tin, and it’s super cheap. The Bad = The directions are a total mess, i consider myself a handy that can build anything but this manual they include is just awful, we ended up spending around 1 hour and had to work it all out ourselves. Even worse was that in the amazon info it says something about videos are available for 32s for step demos? What on earth does that even mean, you have to be a mind reader to understand where those videos might be, and i also checked the RFiver website for the videos and nothing. It’s a great product with very poor instructions and no step by step install video. I honestly would rather pay double and have a video like promised and better directions. Overall a good product but frustrating install. Read more

Simple to assemble, directions are fairly clear, at least for a flat backed TV like mine. In the end you have a lot of extra parts because they include parts for mounting to curved TVs, flat backed TVs, Large width to small, etc. I have it supporting my 140lb 80 inch TV. It's very sturdy and it looks great. This is an excellent value. Read more

The instructions are clear, assembly is easy/logical and the stand is very sturdy. We lost the feet for our 86” LG and have had it leaning against the wall with blankets cushioning it. Not a great setup. These stands arrived next day and solved our issue. I had to lug the TV into the garage to install these feet because I didn’t want to risk a precariously perched 100lb monolith crushing a cat - but as you can see the feet work perfectly. The TV actually has less wobble than it did with the stock feet. So in my opinion this is a must-do upgrade if you live in earthquake prone areas like mine. Read more