Sanus VTVS1 Universal Swivel TV Stand for 32-60-Inch Screens - Black

Sometimes you can see the quality in an item & the reason for its price, this is one of those times, perfect, so much better than the glass based ones.

This TV stand was very easy to assemble and set up for my new Samsung 55 inch TV which came with 2 feet which was not a convenient set up. The stand comes with a wide selection of screws of different lengths and diameter, plus spacers and washers, so that it can be attached to almost any TV using the 4 screw holes in the back. In my case, the only adjustment I had to make was to cut the plastic spacer tubes in half to make them shorter, which was simple to do with a hand saw. I also needed a cross head screwdriver. 2 Allen keys are needed but supplied. The stand is good looking, black, blends perfectly with the TV, very sturdy and made of steel, quite heavy, and with a base 45 x 30 cm. As such it will not wobble even with a large TV like mine. The TV can be swivelled through about 80 degrees and moved left and right without moving the stand through as far as 60 cm (although it would not be advisable to have the TV too far off centre). This makes it is easy to make adjustments to viewing angle and position. It is also possible to configure the stand on assembly so that the TV is at different heights. My TV is at the maximum height it can go and is 18cm off the floor. The total height adjustment range is 32 cm but this would only be available with a much smaller TV. With many TVs sold with 2 feet not with a swivel stand, and equivalent TVs with stands costing more, a stand such as this one is a good idea. Finally, it is possible to lift the TV off the stand without undoing all the screws as it clips onto a rail.

If you've just purchased a couple of grand's worth of 2020 model TV, you'll probably notice the trend of manufacturers supplying with corner feet instead of a centre stand. What to do?Well, you could entrust your shiny new TV to an alphabet soup brand stand, which are available for very cheap. But they tend to be slightly lopsided and insecure, due to having a locking bolt on one side only.This Sanus stand is a no-nonsense solution, height adjustable, with swivel, and minimal possible footprint for 32-60" range. It's extremely easy to build and comes with fixing kit for a wide range of TV rear panels and configurations. It allows the bottom edge of the TV to be mounted almost flush with the base, although I left an inch to get a duster under.It uses two locking bolts on either, keeping the TV level and much more secure. The base is very stable.I used it on a 2020 Sony Bravia KD55A8 and had zero complications. If you do leave a gap at the bottom, like me, you might want to cable manage. The square bracket has holes cut in it, allowing you to cable tie your cables to it, retaining them above the bottom edge. The stand does not come with cable ties, but I doubt that's even an inconvenience for most households.Sanus have an excellent web site and support (including UK phone number), should you need it. This stand seems to me to be as close to perfect as one could get.

Excellent product. It feels solid, discreet and elegant (if you do not want to drill your walls). I use it for a Sony 32”. Considering buying a new 43” 4K TV next Christmas.A few things to consider. It comes with a very large number of screws for different TVs. However, as with other similar products, if you have a Sony KDL W6,W7, W8, you will need to buy a Fixing Kit (some additional screws) from Amazon (about £15 extra), because those Sony TVs are not flat at the back; Sony and other makes have their own wall mounting devices - my TV came with the Sony wall bracket.The tilt of this Sanus is very smooth and controlled. I placed my Naim Muso on the base and there is ample room above (using second hight level only, so I think it could easily accommodate a 43-49” TV. The Muso is longer than the base but it can be placed safely and it looks great.The back of your TV will hang about 12 cm from the wall. You will have 20cm free from the column to the front of the base to place your sound bar. Cables need to be fastened at the back of the column with Velcro tape or similar (flat black cables make it easier). the lack of a hole for cable management gives the 4*Excellent value for money. I would recommend it.

Product is excellent, holds up my 55" tv with nonproblems, swivels if you need. Love the matte base that is rare to find as most are glossy. Highly recommended

I bought this for a 50 inch Samsung TV (model UE50RU7400UXXU). The base the TV came with was very bulky and was difficult to position such that the TV (stored in corner of a large room) could be seen from the side. Unlike other stands available with a glass base, this is fully metal and very solid in construction.Assembly of the product was easy but fixing the supporting brackets to the back of the TV was awkward as my Samsung TV does not have a flat back. I had be creative with the spacers in the pack and then use two different length bolts to fix. I had to buy some longer roofers bolts to fix the top bracket. In short, Samsung don’t make it easy for brackets to be attached to their TVs and you will no doubt need additional bolts which are not provided.Overall though, a great product. As it’s the same colour as the TV frame it looks good and it’s so easy to swivel the TV now - very sturdy. Not a cheap item, but worth it as good quality.

Appreciate the study material and robust hinge. However, there is a tilt in the upright portion that means for a 55inch TV there's a two inch rise from the right side to the left. I've had to put the TV brackets on skewed, put extra pads underneath and hang the TV off centre to compensate.Pictures to follow.

So simple to build good quality as per usual you don't get the right bolts for a Samsung 55 TV but I already new that. Simple to set height and has good swivel adjustment