VIVO Extra Tall TV Floor Stand for 13 to 50 inch Screens up to 20kg, LCD LED OLED 4K Smart Flat, Curved Monitor Panels, Max VESA 200x200, Tall Pole for Treadmills and Ellipticals, Black, STAND-TV17

Very sturdy. I have a 55 inch Tv mounted on it and it holding it no problems.

Prefect for treadmill. Sturdy and a good Hight. Easy to assemble.

Product is pretty easy to assemble. Very sturdy and relatively discrete considering what it is used for. We use it to mount a 50 inch TV in our bedroom. It allows us to have the TV at a reasonable height for us to watch in bed as we can’t wall mount for various reasons. It was surprisingly difficult to find a stand that allows the TV to be hung so high. Probably the only downside is the size of the ‘feet’ - but this might just be down to the positioning in our room making it an issue for us. All said and done, this stand was good value for money and has served us well.

Bit of a pain to put together but does the job nicely. Sturdy too.

It's wasin the size i needed

The stand is easy to set up - I'm useless at DIY but the instructions were simple although in places they could have been a bit clearer. The washers for the VESA plate screws have holes which are a little too big, which could result in the screws coming out so I bought a separate pack of screws & washers (as shown on the 'Customers also bought' section) and they worked perfectly. The stand is heavy and made from sturdy metal. My complaints about this stand is that the screen can't be tilted forwards - only backwards. This wasn't made clear on the product's description. I had an idea to angle the screen down so I could lay in bed watching TV but that isn't possible with this stand. Also, I think a cable tidy system which runs down the length of the pole at the back would be good to keep everything looking neat rather than cables dangling down. I will have to use cable clips instead. And finally, I think the bolts and screws sticking out in places make the stand look quite "Industrial" - I think the manufacturers should review the design to try and make it fit in someone's living room - different colours would be a good start to help it blend in with walls and carpets, etc and I think a simpler height-adjustment process intetnal to the pole would be much better. Apart from the few minor issues, this stand is pretty good for the price and is useful in my study for watching TV & films when all my other screens are in use when I'm working on my Desktop PC. 3 stars because it isn't a perfect product in my opinion.

Easy to put together good instructions. Its space saving and value for money

I wanted a TV in front (behind?) of my treadmill so I could run Apple Fitness. This is great. I managed to build it by myself - although a second person would have been great - and it's sturdy enough to withstand the weight of the TV without causing concern.

Just as described!

Ripper stand. Note: whilst it says max vesa 200x200, that's just max with vesa plate it comes with, but I had my own full range vesa plate, which I just bolted onto the 200x200, and it works fine for 400x200 or 400x400 tvs. Recommended.

This TV stand is life changing for me. It allows me to lay down in bed to see the screen instead of needing to sit. AND- Not afraid to fiddle a bit, I turned the VESA pole attachment upside down to give a perfect viewing angle. Tilted slightly downward, not slightly upward as it was 😊 Every night before sleep I like to relax with a game of Scrabble against the computer. The height and angle of the TV was always awkward. Not anymore.✅

Looks good

This was ideal for my Sony Bravia 43" tv in conjunction with the Vivo Steel Vesa adapter plate required to fit the 300x200 vesa on the Sony. - this was perfect Plenty of bolts and riser options were supplied with both VIVO purchases. I am 72yo female and managed on my own. I found it easy just to lay the tv on the bed angled with pillows and then tilted the stand over to fix the final 2 flange nuts in place. Carefully move to upright position. I live in retirement village so fixing to wall was not really a consideration. Very Happy. 4 weeks later: Pic 2- I removed the two feet and had local engineering shop cut 15 cms off the rear section, so the stand would sit closer to the wall. Also removed the two front adjustable foot pads as it sits on carpet. It now tucks better into the corner but if for any reason you need to move it be aware that it is not as stable at the rear. All the cables are strapped to the pole with black velcro cable ties. I hope this helps anyone wanting to use it for rental or similar purpose.