EZM Mobile TV Cart Rolling Stand for LCD LED Plasma Flat Panel with Shelf Fits 23" to 55" (002-0038)

I was very nervous after reading the reviews of several tv carts and complaints about shoddy construction. This one had few reviews but all were good. I'm sure it helped that I looked at an assembly video that was posted by another product but the instructions that came with this one were very good and easy to follow. I was multitasking while I put it together so it took awhile but at the most should have taken about 45 minutes.The only time I held my breath was threading the poles into the threaded pole connection. I had read a review that stated the person had damaged the poles on one because they got cross threaded. Again being forewarned gave me an assembly advantage. Best part of all...I ifted my TV from the pole ceiling mount on our deck and set it on the TV Cart in our bedroom. I didn't have to use the TV mounting hardware that came with this product, which was what I was hoping. The TV mount already on the TV worked.This cart is sturdy, not an eyesore at all and not bulky. When I'm not using it in the bedroom we can use the extra mount on the small extra TV kept for the hunting camp and roll it out to the pool and grill area at the guest house and entertain the grill master and his friends. Our grandson helped me set the TV in place and was impressed his grandmother had put everything together without helping hands. Over all, a great purchase!

The last time I bought an HDTV I had to get one of those basic wall mounts that did nothing more than tilt and I paid nearly the same price for that, as this mobile cart cost which has the same mechanism, and poles and wheels and super useful.My first worry when I ordered was at that price, how sturdy could it be, what would be wrong with it. It's very sturdy. Each part is heavy and solid. The hardware uses very thick metric bolts that friction lock into steel backings. Each one of those tubes is like a baseball bat. Even the wheels are heavy duty casters. With a 43" TV mounted it doesn't wiggle or jiggle at all. It's solid as a wall mount but infinitely more usefull.The only negative I can see is something that can't be helped. It goes very high, and in order to be stable the base is very large. It's hard to get a sense of scale looking at the photo but there is the better part of a meter between the left and right side of the largest bottom legs. You will need a fair bit of floor space in front of, and behind the unit. The good news is that it's low enough to the floor that the legs will fit under most beds, and any kind of end tables, coffee tables, etc that have any kind of feet on them. They can slide underneath anything at least 5" off the ground.So it's cheapit's well builtit's adjustable for height of the shelf and the TV and also tilts the set up or downAnd it needs a fair bit of floor space for the oversized legs and casters.

Well engineered, instructions are pictures that accurately assist user to understand setup and installation requirements. All tools needed to set it up are provided in the box. Extra screws, spacers and bolts were provided. Screws and bolts are Hex key-so stripping does not occur when tightened-torque is applied which makes for excellent fitment and the one reason this cart got my approval, it all adds up to a sturdy design that you can have confidence in placing your TV on knowing it will not be a disaster waiting to happen or ever be a problem to move the TV to any location desired. This cart holds a 46 inch TV easily, a 60 inch TV would be well supported in my opinion. The features, design-simple, durability, and reasonable cost add up to five stars. I received zip for this post.

I opened the box, saw way too many pieces so I paid a friend thirty bucks to put it together! I'm glad I did because he was meticulous and I think my new TV is secure on the stand, even wheeling it from room to room. I bought a 43-inch TV and I feel confident that it would hold a 50 inch TV easily without tipping over. My only real complaint is that the actual TV is only held in place by one screw, which is what you would use to adjust the height of the TV on the pole. I took a picture of the screw hole to demonstrate. It isn't actually a screw oh, you have to tighten it with the Allen wrench so if you lose the Allen wrench, you can't raise or lower the TV. That's kind of dumb! I consider myself fairly mechanical and can pretty much assemble anything but I will admit that this one was daunting!

Ok, so set up was, as expected, a challenge; however, it was well worth it to have a rolling tv stand and a holder for a light electronic.As a break down:Pros:-The product is made of some decent steel.-Its bottom heavy, as expected, to minimze possible tipping.-It supports various VESA sizes for both portrait and landscape tv configurations.-It can run cables through its tubing.Cons:-Set up is more time consuming than even drilling and setting up a 'traditional' wall mount.- WARNING! Some of the washers included have an outer radius that are TOO SMALL to snuggly secure every included screw model. I fear this may cause stability issues for some.- Some of the screws are simply not long enough for some tv models. (I needed to get longer ones of the same diameter for my tv). In short, as long as you know what you're doing and have the time to trouble-shoot some brace to VESA mounts for certain tvs, than this will fufill your cart+tv stand needs.I will keep this review updated for future readers, but so far so good.EDIT: 1 Year Update:Tv Stand is still going strong. Very usable and movable IF you have a large living room/office space for it to roll around in. The little tray has so far been excellent for supporting one gaming console. I have had no issues dismantling and reassembling this stand for moving, baring the mentioned need for better 'fitting' washers.