BONTEC Universal Swivel TV Stand for 17-43 inch Screens, Height Adjustable Table Top Pedestal TV Stand for LCD/LED/OLED/Plasma/Curved TVs up to 45kg, 2 Cable Ties Included

The stand arrived promptly and was well packaged and was very sturdy. As it fits a lot of different TV's I had already checked it would fit the pre drilled bolt holes in the back of the TV. Essential that you measure these before ordering.The stand needs assembling but the components all come in separate bags with a letter on the front. The letters are all shown on the assembly instructions with arrows to where they fit. Mounting the TV to the stand is easy it just hooks on and is then held by a retaining bolt. I loved the fact you could adjust to three different heights and that you can swivel the TV.All in all a great stand at a good price and clear instructions.

I received my stand today, and I have just put it together. It didn't take long, around half an hour, but it could be less once you know what to do. The instructions are very clear, so there is no problem there. The stand is very sturdy and looks nice on my desk. This is a great, affordable buy...well worth it.

The Product looked good quality with very clear instructions. Unfortunately the base plate to fit to the back of the TV is not compatible with the Sony KD 32W800.

Very easy to set up and use, and comes with a range of bolt sizes that you would need to affix it to the rear of a tv in the Vesa holes, but this was best for me as my tv came with the wide apart legs that didn't fit a surface, so went with this to put on it to make it more central to use.The rear panel affixes to the tv and slots on the the base and can remove it easily of needing to.Also has rubber feet and a glass base it looks sleet.

Excellent stand, very clear instructions and all parts labelled and packaged superbly!I made the error of only checking the distance between the top screws on my TV were compatible... I didnt notice that the lower screws were much too low to fit a square bracket. But... I fitted the top two screws with industrial quality Velcro to support the centre and bottom of the bracket.... result is perfect and solid as a rock! This was totally my error, not in any way a fault of the product, the information on Amazon tells you to check the screw locations... typically I only partly obliged 🤭.... still no harm done, it's safe and solid and it replaces horrible little screw in feel that teetered on the edge of my TV unit, I am EXTREMELY happy with my purchase, and recommend it highly, and also recommend checking screw locations, and having industrial velcro in your tool box for all eventualities! 🖥 🤗

my tv came with the feet that was too wide to fit on the tv unit so a central stand was needed, this one did the job brilliantly! it was so easy to assemble and attached the tv to it!

Highly recommended.Despite being inexpensive, it doesn’t just do the job but is excellently designed and presented: unlike so many other flatpack items, the instructions are exemplary, with the smaller component parts clearly identifiable due to the way they’re packed in separate labelled compartments in a long strip.Compatibility with standard VESA fittings for screens up to 43 inches and the three height options and horizontal angle adjustment make it an obvious choice for many applications: just make sure your attachments match those in the description first….It’s sturdy, and the three height choices mean that in most cases it will also be unobtrusive.Assembly is really easy, though mounting the screen onto the bracket really requires two people (as the instructions point out, but you wouldn’t know that before buying). However, I did manage to find a way of doing it by myself with a 32 inch monitor - and a great deal of trepidation!

Not the best. My 32” leaned forward very slightly when on this stand. So I added a couple of (provided) spacers to the bottom 2 VESA bolts to fix that. Also the hole in the part of the VESA mount (which is fixed to the TV has a hole to receive the single bolt to lock it to the vertical part of the stand) wasn’t threaded. This meant the bolt wouldn’t fit. Luckily I have a tap/die set so I could fix that!