I just bought this stand from Amazon, along with a new 43" TV. Even though everything comes with written instructions, I already look for a UA-cam video to show me what I am reading. Thank you for putting out this video. So helpful.
Thank you, Tech Steve, we're going from a 46 to a 50 inch samsung tv. I love my old stand, the 46 sits on a single base, and fits in the corner perfectly. This was extremely helpful. Thank you!
Thank you so much Steve for the great solution to my quandary. My sister gave me a big 65 inch TV and it wouldn't fit anything I had in the house as far as a place to stand it. I sure hope this works for it!
Hey Steve, I’ve been struggling to figure out how to put the safety clips on and after looking at several different videos I finally found yours and quickly figured it out. Thanks so much!
Thanks, Steve. It is helpful to just see it done before one goes ahead to assemble their own. I know it is not complicated but it still helps when one also has a mental picture. The written instructions cannot do what a video does.
I’m doing reviews on these because I just got a 40” . My question is , do you feel it’s easy to tip over? Because I have a 2yr old… Or should I try the one like this but it’s taller and has wheels? What do you recommend!!
How I would like this type of smartv support to reach my country Ecuador. I really like it and it works for a fine and elegant wooden center table. when will he come back to my country
Just wondering if the tv can swivel about safely on its base? You didn’t show it swivelling. The stand would be even better if it allowed the tv to swivel thus getting the best viewing angle in a small bedroom.
Just bought a similar version of this stand from the same manufacturer. I would have been completely lost without this video. Thank you so much, Tech Steve!
I appreciate this video so much! I googled the problem “tv stand too small for tv” for solutions and your video was one of the first to come up. I bought the one you recommended and I love it! Assembly was easy. Thanks for helping solve my issue!
I would have loved a longer video for those of us not to comfortable putting the stand together but over all I am happy with what you did show. I got another stand but basically the same design so this helped.
Good video Steve! Only one thing missing from it is the extra tool you need for TVs 60" and over. It's called: Beer. You need it to get someone to help you lift the other end of the TV and mount it on the stand... those things are heavy! (BTW: you use this tool only AFTER you get done lol!)
QUESTION: At 3:07 you start screwing the stand to the TV. However, the TV is clearly not "centered" onto the stand. Why did you tighten the TV to the stand when it was not centered?
Hi Steve, loved your vlog it helped me a great deal so thanks allot : ) I noticed your watch & i think that it look's cool, what Make watch is it please as would like one that looks like that?
Thanks Steve I was able to put the TV stand together, I lost the instructions, I really appreciate the way you filmed everything graphic designer if you need anything give me a shout!
Is the base made out of tempered glass? If yes, how strong is it? Would a 50 inch Hisense tv be able to go on this stand? Your video is very informative!
Perfect, that was abig reason I was having trouble picking a new tv, the stands for what I need where all edge fitted & may not fit on my bedroom tv stand. Thanks for this vid! 😊
If TV manufactures were SMART, they would make center mounted feet/stand so their TV would fit in most configurations. Some people don't know that these stands exist and therefore purchase another brand of TV that either has a center stand or feet that are more located toward the middle.
I have a long board placed across my TV cart for the time being and will attempt to mount it to one of these type stands this week. I hope I don't damage my TV!
I got my Perlesmith stand the other day and for practice set up my old 32 inch Vizio on it. Went well, but vesa holders protrude under tv which is not looking well by me. So with experience now I mount my 43 inch and they don't show. Looks good. I kind of think mounting something bigger on one of these stands would be unwise. I have an uneasy feeling that the 4 tiny, shallow screws hold something so big and heavy onto the stand and the mere 2 screw clips for securement.
i need to know if this tv stand will be okay for a samsung un405200 40" i whant for a table not to mount on the wall. an comes with the mounting bolts m8x43mm for the samsdung
Just got this stand today, sadly a little late for a reply but the max bolt dimensions are M8x35 and M8x50. They include many different size spacers which have many different combinations so this would definitely work for you.
I had a Vizio TV with a single foot-base, and I used an end-table to sit it on perfectly...That TV went out a few months back after I had it for 6 years. 🤪 It's hard to find TVs these days with that same kind of setup, and so thought I'd have to buy some long ugly stand to sit my new TV on. 🥴....Then, I recently found out about these tabletop stands...Thank God, cause now I can still use my end-table!! 😎😊
3 years on (2024) it's even worse in single pedistals. My circa 2018 Sony 65 inch Bravia is "Going". Green/purple screen that gets "Fixed" with power cord pull. Until the next time. I'm using a end table also as the Sony has a single pedistal stand. I can't picture a TV table fitting where I have the TV and looking even moderately good. Leaving a wall mount setup as the only alternative. Which I don't want.
Some advice to save others from the same frustration...save all the extra bolts that come with the stand. I purchased a new TV and realized I had thrown out the extra bolts, and the ones I had used to attach the old TV to the stand weren't the right size for the new TV. Had to order the correct sized bolts from Amazon (a set of various sizes). Lesson learned.
Hey Steve I am getting a 55 inch tv but with the legs on it makes the tv 78 cm high and the cabinet is 78cm high do u think a stand like that could help lower the tv? Tv alone is 70cm tall any help would be awesome thanks
Hi Steve, do you know if Perlesmith still makes that version? From wall to the edge, my mantel suits a 9 inch stand. Im sure a "9.5" would work, but it seems they've gone up to (10.2 depth) with their newer models.
@@TechSteve really appreciate this video. Purchased this for my new 50" Hisense. Video was a real help. Especially the end part showing the positioning of the lock screws.
I bought a 65" TV. I didn't want to spend $100+ on a media rack so I looked around at thrift stores and Craigslist. I couldn't find the right size so I settled on getting a 47" (10" smaller than TV) wide stand for $8. I know a smaller stand is not recommended but I care more about saving money than aeshetics.
That make me nervous. Looks too easy to knock over. The biggest thing I hate about all these new flat tv's is the fact they don't include reliable stands or you have to pay almost $50 or more for a reliable floor stand that will keep the tv from tipping. Get you coming and going with more stuff you have to buy.
I Steve I have a55” samsung4k crystal uhd tv but I looked on the Bach of the tv and there are 4 holes but the bracket I bought the screws did not fit please can you help thanks
Can you use this and adjust it to where the TV is all the way against the bottom? We have a TV who's legs add too much height, looking for something that is almost flush with the bottom.
Thank you for this video. The pictures in the guide were a bit small for my vision so I was a bit confused on the mounting of the brackets🤦🏾♀️. I must say that this video made it make sense. Thank you Steve 💚
@Stephanie Pope you can purchase Anti-tip TV straps. There's a company called KidCo and they sell on Amazon for $8.99. You may also purchase from other places as well.
@@WestSideBarson Just a bigger one from some random furniture store in my neighborhood and it still barely fit. I ended up buying a cheap $30 Universal TV support stand from Home Depot 😫 I wasted $200 for no reason🤦🏿♂️
Hi, can u tell me what's the difference between legs and a base like you have in the video. I'm trying to shop for some replacement we lost after dismounting/relocating a wall unit. TV is a older model 2017 LG 65uj6300. Any recommendations?
Man, u have no idea the help u just rendered. Thanks a mill. Gonna pick a 50" 4K TV for tomorrows holiday deals. Question: For overall picture quality, and under $400 bucks budhet TV, which would u recommend: Hisense 50" 4K, TCL 50" 4K, LG 50" 4K, or Vizio 50" 4K?
I know this particular stand won’t hold an LG oled cx 55’., but there are some on Amazon that can. How in the world is that possibility without the whole thing tipping over. If the tv is about 41 lbs, then the stand would have to be double that weight to hold it down.
Just got this yesterday. What a PIA to put together. Kept having to disassemble and redo. The instructions that come with it are not very clear. Also, the tempered glass base just makes my TV that much heavier. Next time I'll get one that swivels and with no glass base. Good video. Too bad I found it after my nightmare yesterday.
I will need this video in the next few days. I have two tvs that need this. Hope it goes as planned. Lol. One is a 49" and my new TV is 55". Thank you for making this easy to follow video.
I just returned mine to Amazon bcuz the brackets sat at both ends of the bar & had to use the last hole on each end due to the hole placements on my tv
I ordered this stand when I ordered my Samsung 55' tv for just the reason you mentioned, but am stuck on how to choose the spacer size. The back of the tv is flat, but the spacer info is confusing. Help!
@@TechSteve I see that you didn't use them, but I'm talking about the different sized black spacer washers that the screws go through on the tv back. The instructions are confusing on the size to use, but I think I've figured it out.
I bought this base because I lost the base on my 55" Samsung TV. Watching this vide first helped me get organized and made the process easy. It's very sturdy and don't see how it would easily tip over at all. I probably could have used a larger size base so the TV could be higher. There is less real estate to adjust the height on a 55" with this size stand. Thanks Tech Steve for the great video.
I really appreciate the video, I got my mom a 50-in 4K fire TV 5 hours before prime Day this year for $259.99. I own the same 55-in version from last year where the 50-in had two locations for the legs. Just unpacked the TV yesterday set it up only had one location for the legs under the questions section on Amazon it said the legs band was 37 in for the 50-in wow off by almost 10 in. It was over 40 in, I spent 40 minutes at least last night looking for a TV stand and ordered this one I'm not worried about assembling as I build cars for a living, just not confident on how secure the stand is. Nice to have a full tutorial video before it arrives tomorrow thank you.
I'm 80% there very simple, maybe my 10 years working as an auto worker plus previous assembly experience helped but I really don't see why people are complaining about the instructions they are pretty clear-cut and the hardware bags are labeled properly. I appreciate this video to see what I was getting into as a lot of reviews complained about difficulties as stated above assembling, I also seen complaints where the panhead bolts sheared off the threads also where the stand mounts to the base had poor welds and came completely off. I don't know if that was maybe earlier production runs or just a competitor trying to sway buyers in a different direction. The welds on the stand where it connects to the base are flawless, I tightened the bolts on the supporting beam to the stand with proper torque and no issues. I recommend using a ratchet and 10 mm socket it's more precise much cleaner and avoids a damage to the back of the stand and nuts. Thanks again brother, although there was 18,000 plus reviews it was unsettling to me to place this new TV on this stand but I can say without a doubt it is very sturdy. ***The sticker that indicates "This side up" unfortunately will leave adhesive behind. I used packing tape to remove most of it but in my case it was covered by the gasket so no worries. To be honest what took the most time as I'm a perfectionist LOL was getting the rubber feet installed equally on all four sides as they are squared but the stand is rounded. I also recommend installing the top cap before assembling the stand to the base to avoid downward pressure to snap it on. As far as the vesa brackets go I took them to the TV first, you don't want them hanging below the tv my option was the seventh hole from the top I paint marked. I chose the middle point for the horizontal support beam which may not work for you or your desired height but for me it works and is more stable. Also make sure when you secure the brackets to the TV the arrows are pointing upward. Also use (G) the three hole washers that go between the vesa bracket and screw which provides more stable support versus bolting the bracket on without and please use the security lock brackets.***
This stand will fit a 37" - 55" TV set and hold 88 lbs. See more on amazon here geni.us/SvsFZ
Can it go higher then you had installed? Need good 11" for center speaker.
You’re welcome
Can it hold a 65" TCL tv?
No
A 37" - 55" TV is not a "BIG TV"
I just bought this stand from Amazon, along with a new 43" TV. Even though everything comes with written instructions, I already look for a UA-cam video to show me what I am reading. Thank you for putting out this video. So helpful.
Sorry I’m 2 years late, but did it work and is it sturdy thx
You’re welcome Karen
Thank you, Tech Steve, we're going from a 46 to a 50 inch samsung tv. I love my old stand, the 46 sits on a single base, and fits in the corner perfectly. This was extremely helpful. Thank you!
You’re welcome 🤜🏽
Thank you so much Steve for the great solution to my quandary. My sister gave me a big 65 inch TV and it wouldn't fit anything I had in the house as far as a place to stand it. I sure hope this works for it!
It will
Hey Steve, I’ve been struggling to figure out how to put the safety clips on and after looking at several different videos I finally found yours and quickly figured it out. Thanks so much!
You’re welcome
Thanks, Steve. It is helpful to just see it done before one goes ahead to assemble their own. I know it is not complicated but it still helps when one also has a mental picture. The written instructions cannot do what a video does.
You’re welcome
I bought the PTSV21, just watched both of your videos. Good job! You’re my go to guy. 👍
I know that I will go back and forth looking at this video to mount my TV, but thanks so much!
Glad I could help!
perfect just what I was looking for.
Though we really shouldn't have to buy a separate accessory to put a tv on a base.
I’m doing reviews on these because I just got a 40” . My question is , do you feel it’s easy to tip over? Because I have a 2yr old… Or should I try the one like this but it’s taller and has wheels? What do you recommend!!
This helped, Thx a bunch!!
@TechSteve Thank you so much! How to install the security brackets were driving me mad.
You’re welcome
Thx Steve!
You’re welcome
How I would like this type of smartv support to reach my country Ecuador. I really like it and it works for a fine and elegant wooden center table. when will he come back to my country
Just wondering if the tv can swivel about safely on its base? You didn’t show it swivelling. The stand would be even better if it allowed the tv to swivel thus getting the best viewing angle in a small bedroom.
It doesn’t swivel that’s why
GREAT WORK STEVE.... BUT ASSEMBLING THAT STAND LOOKS LIKE A LOT OF WORK !
CAN ANYBODY DO IT ?
AND HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE TO ASSEMBLE ?
Took about 10min
@@TechSteve THANKS... BUT 10 MINUTES FOR YOU IS PROBABLY HALF AN HOUR FOR ME !
@makoshark69x96 haha
Awesome 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 I just bought this stand. Thank you 😊
You will love it.
Just bought a similar version of this stand from the same manufacturer. I would have been completely lost without this video. Thank you so much, Tech Steve!
I just bought this for my new 43” Roku tv and it works great love the stand and love my new tv even more than my 3 year old 50” Samsung
Nice
Very helpful....thanks for posting.
You’re welcome Robert
Thanks. Your very helpful.
Anytime
Please, are you certain that we can do this for a 75" tv? To buy a 75" tvstand is ridiculously outrageous!! Does this video apply to me?
This one only supports a 55”, yoo can check into this one amzn.to/3dktyny
I appreciate this video so much! I googled the problem “tv stand too small for tv” for solutions and your video was one of the first to come up. I bought the one you recommended and I love it! Assembly was easy. Thanks for helping solve my issue!
You’re welcome Ashley
Thanks Steve, I bought this stand for my new 55" Vizio V-Series.
I appreciate you!
You’re welcome
I would have loved a longer video for those of us not to comfortable putting the stand together but over all I am happy with what you did show. I got another stand but basically the same design so this helped.
Here's an updated video ua-cam.com/video/_N1GWapcf_I/v-deo.html
Good video Steve! Only one thing missing from it is the extra tool you need for TVs 60" and over. It's called: Beer.
You need it to get someone to help you lift the other end of the TV and mount it on the stand... those things are heavy!
(BTW: you use this tool only AFTER you get done lol!)
But don't drink the beer until after you have mounted your TV, LOL.
LOL
This vid was really helpful thank you sir
You’re welcome Greg
QUESTION: At 3:07 you start screwing the stand to the TV. However, the TV is clearly not "centered" onto the stand. Why did you tighten the TV to the stand when it was not centered?
I might be able to keep my stand if I can find that cool gadget.
0:37 what's the title of the song please
Hi Steve, loved your vlog it helped me a great deal so thanks allot : )
I noticed your watch & i think that it look's cool, what Make watch is it please as would like one that looks like that?
Thanks, it’s a Apple Watch with a black and red band.
@@TechSteve Thank you 👍
You're welcome
Thanks Steve I was able to put the TV stand together, I lost the instructions, I really appreciate the way you filmed everything graphic designer if you need anything give me a shout!
Email me your work and mention this post. Info@techstevehd.com
I miss the days when you actually got a stand like that with your TV!
Me too
Is the base made out of tempered glass? If yes, how strong is it? Would a 50 inch Hisense tv be able to go on this stand?
Your video is very informative!
Nothing is perfect but it’s works
amazing content reviews and this was extremely helpful. Keep it up steve!
Will Do
So if i get one of those stands thats for tvs up to 70 inches.. It will honestly hold my 65 inch without tilting r anything???
You have to get on made for a TV that large
@@TechSteve .. Ok thanks!
👍
Perfect, that was abig reason I was having trouble picking a new tv, the stands for what I need where all edge fitted & may not fit on my bedroom tv stand. Thanks for this vid! 😊
this is an awesome item
Updated video ua-cam.com/video/_N1GWapcf_I/v-deo.html
If TV manufactures were SMART, they would make center mounted feet/stand so their TV would fit in most configurations.
Some people don't know that these stands exist and therefore purchase another brand of TV that either has a center stand or feet that are more located toward the middle.
I have a long board placed across my TV cart for the time being and will attempt to mount it to one of these type stands this week. I hope I don't damage my TV!
I got my Perlesmith stand the other day and for practice set up my old 32 inch Vizio on it. Went well, but vesa holders protrude under tv which is not looking well by me. So with experience now I mount my 43 inch and they don't show. Looks good.
I kind of think mounting something bigger on one of these stands would be unwise. I have an uneasy feeling that the 4 tiny, shallow screws hold something so big and heavy onto the stand and the mere 2 screw clips for securement.
I think company are adding smaller spaces on more expensive TV for a reason
Is it still working
i need to know if this tv stand will be okay for a samsung un405200 40" i whant for a table not to mount on the wall. an comes with the mounting bolts m8x43mm for the samsdung
Just got this stand today, sadly a little late for a reply but the max bolt dimensions are M8x35 and M8x50. They include many different size spacers which have many different combinations so this would definitely work for you.
U didnt use either one of the spacers from installing to brackets on the back of the tv. Should i do that?
It’s up to you, I didn’t use any
Thank you! I'm over here like how the fuck do I put this thing together, you just saved my ass 🥰🥰🥰🥰
No Problem
I had a Vizio TV with a single foot-base, and I used an end-table to sit it on perfectly...That TV went out a few months back after I had it for 6 years. 🤪 It's hard to find TVs these days with that same kind of setup, and so thought I'd have to buy some long ugly stand to sit my new TV on. 🥴....Then, I recently found out about these tabletop stands...Thank God, cause now I can still use my end-table!! 😎😊
3 years on (2024) it's even worse in single pedistals. My circa 2018 Sony 65 inch Bravia is "Going". Green/purple screen that gets "Fixed" with power cord pull. Until the next time. I'm using a end table also as the Sony has a single pedistal stand. I can't picture a TV table fitting where I have the TV and looking even moderately good. Leaving a wall mount setup as the only alternative. Which I don't want.
hey, what kind of camera are you using?
Blackmagic Pocket 6k kit.co/techstevehd/tech-steve-camera-gear
Some advice to save others from the same frustration...save all the extra bolts that come with the stand. I purchased a new TV and realized I had thrown out the extra bolts, and the ones I had used to attach the old TV to the stand weren't the right size for the new TV. Had to order the correct sized bolts from Amazon (a set of various sizes). Lesson learned.
Home Depot is another option
At 1:10, you measure the vertical length as 9.5", but on the amazon link, it says it's 11". Do you have a different model?
It may be including the box for shipping
Very nice video!
It’s crazy how you put out a video with suggestions that will help me LOL 😂 I have a small stand but big TV 📺 thank u steve
You’re welcome 👍🏾
Hey Steve I am getting a 55 inch tv but with the legs on it makes the tv 78 cm high and the cabinet is 78cm high do u think a stand like that could help lower the tv? Tv alone is 70cm tall any help would be awesome thanks
Updated video ua-cam.com/video/_N1GWapcf_I/v-deo.html
I really like it and enjoy your videos. Thanks for teaching me! Best wishes!
You’re welcome John
I've got this but I'm afraid to use it bc I'm afraid the whole thing will tip over. Is that legit or are these stronger than my fear lol
Hi Steve, do you know if Perlesmith still makes that version? From wall to the edge, my mantel suits a 9 inch stand. Im sure a "9.5" would work, but it seems they've gone up to (10.2 depth) with their newer models.
Not sure, the link on the video is all i have
Mr. Relentless, I purchased this stand a couple of months ago, from Amazon. It's 15.75" × 9.5". Hope this helps.
@@billpaul6675 The stand was a success! Appreciate your comment.
Thankssss
You’re welcome
Wld have been nice if you wld’ve slowed dwn to show how the base was put together 2gether
Which screw size did you use for the TV wall mount hole? M6 15, M6 25?
I don’t remember at this point
@@TechSteve really appreciate this video. Purchased this for my new 50" Hisense.
Video was a real help. Especially the end part showing the positioning of the lock screws.
You’re welcome
Would a 23 lbs tv fall? Is it sturdy enough to where it can stand a few slight bumps from a busy cabinet?
I can't take liability for a fall, however the 50" in the video was stable
Thank you kind sir 🙏
For sure
nice fast vid. thanks.
Your video was perfect for me...i'm 75..tks
You’re welcome Margaret
Thanks, your video was so much more helpful than the manufacturer's.
You’re welcome
so how sturdy is the stand and what ratio is the tipping point before tv will tip over fall backwards or front???
Click on the link in the description and read online reviews
I bought a 65" TV. I didn't want to spend $100+ on a media rack so I looked around at thrift stores and Craigslist. I couldn't find the right size so I settled on getting a 47" (10" smaller than TV) wide stand for $8. I know a smaller stand is not recommended but I care more about saving money than aeshetics.
Thanks for this video super helpful!!!!!
You’re welcome
That make me nervous. Looks too easy to knock over. The biggest thing I hate about all these new flat tv's is the fact they don't include reliable stands or you have to pay almost $50 or more for a reliable floor stand that will keep the tv from tipping. Get you coming and going with more stuff you have to buy.
I Steve I have a55” samsung4k crystal uhd tv but I looked on the Bach of the tv and there are 4 holes but the bracket I bought the screws did not fit please can you help thanks
M8 screw
I keep seeing that these shatter with no warning for no reason
My tv doesn't have the 4 screws spaced in the back of the tv to put the brakets. It's irregular what do I do
Upgrade the TV if you really need a small stand
Can you use this and adjust it to where the TV is all the way against the bottom? We have a TV who's legs add too much height, looking for something that is almost flush with the bottom.
You would adjust where you screw into the TV, it may vary based on your model
Which 1 for a sony 83a90j
Thank you for this video. The pictures in the guide were a bit small for my vision so I was a bit confused on the mounting of the brackets🤦🏾♀️. I must say that this video made it make sense. Thank you Steve 💚
You’re welcome Bridget, I’m glad it helped you out.
This does not work on the 55" LG. The back of the TV doesn't have the four places on the back for the screws.
Never heard of a TV not having wall mount holes
Where can i place the sound bar here ?
Oh god. 1958 house here, definitely can't wall mount. This will be very useful. Thanks!
Update: Got the stand built, I'm now missing screws to mount the TV to the stand but so far the build quality seems really solid!
Home Depot has the screws
@@TechSteve yes, i've figured this out quite a while ago. Still no problems, been holding strong for a year now.
Ok, great. I purchased a comment software and seeing all these messages that I haven’t responded to. Lol
Was the name of the tv stand I need it ASAP???
This stand will fit a 37" - 55" TV set and hold 88 lbs. See more on amazon here geni.us/SvsFZ
How can I anchor it so it doesn’t tip over
maybe place a heavy book on top of the base
@Stephanie Pope you can purchase Anti-tip TV straps. There's a company called KidCo and they sell on Amazon for $8.99. You may also purchase from other places as well.
Here's a kit a.co/d/cTLdFdh?
How do you know what size screws to put on the back of the tv
Manufacture website or owner manual
So this wouldn't work with a 65 inch TV?
Just be careful, I would tether something to the wall amzn.to/3FRvodr
Damn I wish I knew about this before I went out and bought a new TV stand for $200 which probably doesn't even fit my 55in TV🙁
What stand did you get and did it fit?
@@WestSideBarson Just a bigger one from some random furniture store in my neighborhood and it still barely fit.
I ended up buying a cheap $30 Universal TV support stand from Home Depot 😫 I wasted $200 for no reason🤦🏿♂️
Cool
Will this work for 58 inch Hisense tv?
Nope, the sizes are on the link. I didn’t check on larger TVs
Hi, can u tell me what's the difference between legs and a base like you have in the video. I'm trying to shop for some replacement we lost after dismounting/relocating a wall unit. TV is a older model 2017 LG 65uj6300. Any recommendations?
Sorry I don’t have access at the moment besides these are smaller TVs
How far back from the front of the base does the tv sit?
Man, u have no idea the help u just rendered. Thanks a mill.
Gonna pick a 50" 4K TV for tomorrows holiday deals.
Question: For overall picture quality, and under $400 bucks budhet TV, which would u recommend: Hisense 50" 4K, TCL 50" 4K, LG 50" 4K, or Vizio 50" 4K?
I stay bias, recommendation can backfire. Watch this ua-cam.com/video/V9Jnv6iveYs/v-deo.html
Awsome video, thanks for sharing.
You're welcome
I know this particular stand won’t hold an LG oled cx 55’., but there are some on Amazon that can. How in the world is that possibility without the whole thing tipping over. If the tv is about 41 lbs, then the stand would have to be double that weight to hold it down.
The base is more than likely larger to keep it balanced
And to think I was going to wall mount it. Like we did for my bro. That went complete but not the prettiest. Glad o found this type of video thanks
You’re welcome
You went too fast !!!
The instructions comes with it, plus you can slow down UA-cam videos with the player controls
Hi Steve. Ty for the video. Can a tv be easily knocked over. I have 5 rambunctious cats? 😊🐾
I would consider creating an anchor to the wall for safety
When you told us the prize I was so excited!!
They are now being resold for 90 to 380CAD$ ... smh to those resellers
That's expensive
Just got this yesterday. What a PIA to put together. Kept having to disassemble and redo. The instructions that come with it are not very clear. Also, the tempered glass base just makes my TV that much heavier. Next time I'll get one that swivels and with no glass base. Good video. Too bad I found it after my nightmare yesterday.
Sorry about that
Is it still holding strong
@ygbodybuilder3023 Yes it is, it's been very sturdy.
Thank you so much!! Does it fit all modern tv brands in that size range or are there exceptions to certain brands?
As long as it has a wall mount it should be fine
I will need this video in the next few days. I have two tvs that need this. Hope it goes as planned. Lol. One is a 49" and my new TV is 55". Thank you for making this easy to follow video.
You’re welcome Annette
👌👍👏
I just returned mine to Amazon bcuz the brackets sat at both ends of the bar & had to use the last hole on each end due to the hole placements on my tv
Sorry it didn’t work
Thanks dude
You’re welcome
My brackets feel loose
It’s not perfect but it works well
Thanks Steve ... This is exactly what I need for my tv ..👍🏽
You’re welcome
My tv has no optical connection
Time to update
I ordered this stand when I ordered my Samsung 55' tv for just the reason you mentioned, but am stuck on how to choose the spacer size. The back of the tv is flat, but the spacer info is confusing. Help!
I left the feet on the TV to adjust the height.
@@TechSteve I see that you didn't use them, but I'm talking about the different sized black spacer washers that the screws go through on the tv back. The instructions are confusing on the size to use, but I think I've figured it out.
I’m glad that you got it figured out 👐🏽
I bought this base because I lost the base on my 55" Samsung TV. Watching this vide first helped me get organized and made the process easy. It's very sturdy and don't see how it would easily tip over at all. I probably could have used a larger size base so the TV could be higher. There is less real estate to adjust the height on a 55" with this size stand. Thanks Tech Steve for the great video.
Thanks Pam
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I really appreciate the video, I got my mom a 50-in 4K fire TV 5 hours before prime Day this year for $259.99. I own the same 55-in version from last year where the 50-in had two locations for the legs. Just unpacked the TV yesterday set it up only had one location for the legs under the questions section on Amazon it said the legs band was 37 in for the 50-in wow off by almost 10 in. It was over 40 in, I spent 40 minutes at least last night looking for a TV stand and ordered this one I'm not worried about assembling as I build cars for a living, just not confident on how secure the stand is. Nice to have a full tutorial video before it arrives tomorrow thank you.
I'm 80% there very simple, maybe my 10 years working as an auto worker plus previous assembly experience helped but I really don't see why people are complaining about the instructions they are pretty clear-cut and the hardware bags are labeled properly. I appreciate this video to see what I was getting into as a lot of reviews complained about difficulties as stated above assembling, I also seen complaints where the panhead bolts sheared off the threads also where the stand mounts to the base had poor welds and came completely off. I don't know if that was maybe earlier production runs or just a competitor trying to sway buyers in a different direction. The welds on the stand where it connects to the base are flawless, I tightened the bolts on the supporting beam to the stand with proper torque and no issues. I recommend using a ratchet and 10 mm socket it's more precise much cleaner and avoids a damage to the back of the stand and nuts. Thanks again brother, although there was 18,000 plus reviews it was unsettling to me to place this new TV on this stand but I can say without a doubt it is very sturdy.
***The sticker that indicates "This side up" unfortunately will leave adhesive behind. I used packing tape to remove most of it but in my case it was covered by the gasket so no worries. To be honest what took the most time as I'm a perfectionist LOL was getting the rubber feet installed equally on all four sides as they are squared but the stand is rounded. I also recommend installing the top cap before assembling the stand to the base to avoid downward pressure to snap it on. As far as the vesa brackets go I took them to the TV first, you don't want them hanging below the tv my option was the seventh hole from the top I paint marked. I chose the middle point for the horizontal support beam which may not work for you or your desired height but for me it works and is more stable. Also make sure when you secure the brackets to the TV the arrows are pointing upward. Also use (G) the three hole washers that go between the vesa bracket and screw which provides more stable support versus bolting the bracket on without and please use the security lock brackets.***
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Common mistake people make when making the stand. They forget the adhesive pad and start screwing the bolts. Accident waiting to happen.
what adhesive pad?
@@causeeffect7624 the 4 rubber feet which are stuck by adhesive pads from 1:24