5Rcom TV Stand Mount, Universal TV Stand Tabletop for 22 to 65 inch Plasma LCD LED Flat Screen TVs, TV Legs, Holds up to 88lbs, Max VESA 800 x 500mm, Height Adjustable TV Base

This is a very versatile kit for putting support legs on a flat screen TV. While I only needed to stand up a 40 inch TV I was taking down from a wall mount to move to a countertop, this kit had the supplies for much larger flat screen TVs. This included extender supports to adjust to the TV height (I used the basic arms without the extenders). The kit had screws and spacers in many different sizes so the legs could be used for TVs with different shapes in the back, as well as different sized or depth screw holes. Once I realized the instructions were for a half dozen different TVs, they were easy to understand. Of course there were lots of leftover parts as I only needed half a dozen screws for my smaller TV. Highly recommended. BTW: Unlike the pictures, each of the feet from my kit have a small hole in the front. I could screw this to the countertop if I wanted too, for greater stability.

The first time you stand it up on the feet you want to get it completely level and set it down. You don't want to lean the TV on the two feet and then tip it until it's standing. That puts too much weight on some of the parts that are designed for even weight distribution.The bottom part of the foot that sits on your table or entertainment center seems a little flimsy but not to worry.. it's still an angle bracket and very strong. The feet on my TV when mounted are only 10 inches apart which leaves a lot of overhang on a 55 in TV in both directions making it seem even more flimsy but again not to worry. With the nice long two piece brackets running up the majority of the TV on the back side it is plenty secure. The wider the spread between the two feet on the TV the more stability there is. Mine just happened to be close together making it look odd like it shouldn't still be standing but it works great.

AFTER PURCHASING, I FINALLY UNDERSTAND WHAT PEOPLE'S REVIEWS MEANT WHEN THEY SAY THIS STAND FEELS FLIMSY.I just bought and installed this stand on a 65" TV. I won't waste your time, here are the pros and cons:PROS:-Inexpensive and usually on sale-worked for my 65" TV (DID need to use spacers to get the brackets to install into the back of the TV)-The metal appears durableCONS:-The legs flop left and right. When you complete installation and place your TV, your TV stand legs move left and right, you can try it yourself, lift your TV with the bracket installed and the bracket moves/bends left and right, making it seem cheap and less durable. In my opinion, the legs should not bend left and right, it should be strong and unmovable.-THE SCREWS- The screws that come to install the brackets to your TV, come in a series of lengths and sizes, you select which one works for you. The problem I have with this, is that instead of being an accurate length screw for your newly mounted TV, you are now using plastic spacers on the screw, to make it fit.ALSO, the screws provided are very cheap. They strip easy. Strip just means when you use a screwdriver to tighten the screw, the head of the screw starts deforming and messing up. I didn't even apply that much pressure to the screws and they were deforming like crazy. This isn't good.

Worked great for my 65" Roku ONN TV! It took me about 45 minutes to install it, directions were a little confusing to look at but I got it figured out. Once built it stands up without any issues, it does wobble a bit but not enough to be concerning. The build quality is very high and it feels like it can easily hold the weight of the TV.

I am using this for a 65 inch TV. The original mount legs that came with TV were too far apart to fit on my furniture. This mount is perfect because the legs are close together. The mount is very sturdy and the TV is secure with no chance of tipping over!

Product is good quality steel components with good price point and quick setup for TV. However for my purpose with 55" smart TV I found the stand feet to be too narrowly placed on my TV and uprights were not quite strong enough to keep 55" TV from wobbling some. Worried about tipping. So I used another Amazon stand for more stability. I would recommend the quality, price point and ease of setup. I think the product has merit but would work best with smaller TV's listed.

I lost the screws to mount the legs on my TV and it's very annoying because I don't have any other screws that will work. This allows me to set my TV on my desk on a universal mount that works on all tvs. It's pretty good quality for only 20 dollars. It hold my TV very well.

It fit really good on my 2007 40" Samsung LCD TV. The screws were a good fit as well as the washers that came with it. I set mine up to the lowest level and holds this television which weighs heavier than newer models really good. I'm not sure how strong it is if at a higher level. The bottom legs move a bit of you nudge then, but do fast so good.