BONTEC Universal Table Desk Pedestal TV Stand Tabletop
BONTEC Universal Table Desk Pedestal TV Stand Tabletop Screen Monitor Riser for 22″-65″ LCD/LED TVs-Securely Holds 50KG & Max.VESA 800x400mm
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| Max. VESA | 800x400mm | 400x300mm | 800x400mm | 800x400mm |
| Tilt | x | ±5° | 5° | x |
| Height Adjustable | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Max. load capacity | 50KG | 50KG | 50KG | 50KG |
| Compatibility | 22″-65″ | 23″-42″ | 32”-70” | 22″-65″ |
A very sturdy piece of kit
I have it on the tallest fitting
It’s stable and comes with an array of screws for fixing
I’m very pleased with the result.
I was a little nervous about how stable this would be with a large TV on it, especially as we have cats who could jump onto the TV. But after installing it (which was easy) it’s very stable. Good purchase! Happy!
I had a tv on my wall when I went to take it off the wall I couldn’t find the original brackets this ones are well made and really good
Its a good stand. The only reason it’s not 5 stars for me is because the lower part of the stand (the base) is a bit bent so it’s not flush on my table top
Easy fit with lots of various sizes bolts depending on TV. Bought tv without feet for good discount. These were a cheap and easy option. Took 5 mins to fit and no issues since.
Bought this to stand a heavy 42″ plasma TV on a table – TV had previously been wall mounted. I was a bit concerned about some reviewers’ comments about flimsiness. Overall I’m pleased with this purchase – does the job, looks good, well made and came with lots of screws and other accessories that might be needed. I can now understand the criticisms by some reviewers – because the narrow feet don’t have any projections to the sides, the TV does wobble side to side if pushed a little – can imagine the legs could break if TV given a strong sideways push – not going to try this for obvious reasons! Would be less of an issue with a lighter LCD TV. Looking at alternative makes of this type of stand, expect they would all be much the same in this regard.
As other reviews have mentioned, this does not quite fit the old Panasonic size of 660 x 320 but it is very easy to make it fit! My old Panny 42″ plasma TV is still going strong but the original plastic pedestal stand was cracked. These are hard to find and expensive so I looked on Amazon for something that might be suitable instead and found this. My TV is a circa 2008 vintage TH-42PX80B just in case this is the same as yours and you are reading this to see if it will fit.
I assembled the legs with no problems at all, the instructions are clear and everything is marked nicely. The little spanner supplied is pretty poor quality and will bend if you tighten the nuts and bolts too enthustiacally. The holes don’t quite line up with the 320mm spacing on my TV but I simply opened up the top holes into ovals with a battery drill. You could also do this with a small round file. A selection of different screws were supplied – I used the M8 x 40mm which fitted my TV a treat.
I had the choice of 3 different heights and I’ve initially set it up to be as high as possible. This gives a height of 145mm between the top of the TV unit and the bottom of the TV set – plenty of room for my Sky box and Blu-ray player. The space between the feet is about 640mm and they taper out slightly from back to front. If you want the screen lower then the lowest holes will leave a minimal gap between unit top and TV. The third height available is about halfway between these two.
In summary, a good quality item, easy to assemble and feels sturdy enough when fitted. For 20 I am very pleased, Panasonic item is over 100 and even second hand stands were about 60.