VIVO TV Floor Stand

This is very tall, pretty heavy and seems to be well-made. It feels like it could support a much larger TV than what they advertise. If you want a TV at the end of your bed and don’t have a lot of space, this is a good stand to have because most of the feet of the frame slide under your bed. The height adjustment does require tools, but the angle adjustment can be done by hand. I chose this because of the height that it was able to reach and the design because I wanted it right at the end of my bed.

This extra-tall television stand works perfectly behind a treadmill or elliptical, but it’s not suitable as a desk or table. It’s sturdy, stationary, and doesn’t wobble. Overall, it’s good quality for the price and does exactly what it’s designed to do.

Ok, I read a bunch of reviews and only came across one that used this with a treadmill. That review was not glowing as they said it was too short to clear the treadmill control panel. I kicked it around and double checked the measurements the manufacturer lists. I figured I’d give it a shot anyway as, on paper, the math checked out. I have a pretty standard treadmill, nothing fancy, but the dimensions of these things are relatively similar. I also picked up a run of the mill 43inch fire tv. The max mounting height of this stand, along with a 43 inch screen, and a run of the mill treadmill, works out perfectly. I’m also a few inches over six feet tall and the screen is a great height when on the treadmill (a smidge of a downward glance but just barely). So as far as mounting height, I think this is perfect for a treadmill.Now the tv I picked up was pretty light and nowhere near the rated capacity of the stand. I think they are being pretty optimistic about weight bearing. The vertical angle adjustment barely holds this screen in position and I can’t imagine anything heavier not just flopping downward. For a treadmill, and pinned against a wall, I’m not worried about this falling over. That said it’s not the sturdiest of stands. I would not recommend this as a standalone mount without furniture/equipment in front of it with kids or cats around. I think it would be fairly easy to topple over.Assembly is straight forward. Although, the screws for assembling the actual stand are all loose (different sizes, nuts, locknuts, washers all mixed together) in a single bag. Ironically, different sized screws for attaching the mounting bracket to different tvs are separated and id’d in a decent vacuum bag.So, if you have a treadmill and don’t want to throw a bracket on the wall, this will probably work great (the extra tall version that is). I would check clearance under the treadmill, between the legs, and to the wall though. I knew I would have to move my treadmill back away from the wall (10 inches from where it was) to get the stand to fit nicely. Overall, I’m pretty satisfied. I do wish they had some sort of cable management included….i guess I’ll need to print something up.

Super tall! Sturdy. Assembly is a breeze. I’m using 43” tv. VESA plate fit directly, so I’d didn’t need the extensions (which would have taken a little extra time).

The media could not be loaded. Had it for 6 months now very sturdy and heavy made of strong metal. Hard to move around cause it's so heavy so I modified it and put roller blade wheels on it now it easily moved from one room to another.

First things first: Is it sturdy and stable? Yes and yes. Its exactly what I needed. But this is why it gets 1 star. NONE OF THE SCREWS OR BOLTS ARE LABELLED ON THE BAG. They're assigned a letter (ie: this washer is part D, this screw is part B) in the instructions. But on the bag theyre sealed in? Nope. Not one identifier. Not even the type of screw or bolt. Do you realize how frustrating this is? I spent more time comparing the illustrations to the parts in the bags than I did assembling this.Aside from this. If you find that one of the holes is misaligned for the VESA mount extenders, simply untighten the bolts on the arm that is misaligned. Align it and then tighten it. I guarantee you'll come across this issue and its not addressed in the instructions.Have a phillips screwdriver handy and definitely try to have another person there when it comes to the mounting part. Otherwise you could just lay your tv flat on a bed and do it there.I'm not too big on the fact that after all thats done to assemble it, in the end the TV is only held up by 2 small bolts. The mounting plate needs a serious re-work because 2 bolts to hold a big TV up seems silly.Overall I cannot recommend this TV mount. The stand itself is very sturdy, but terrible instructions, no marked assembly pieces and a questionable not secure mount plate.

What we loved about this floor stand was its ability to elevate higher than average and its sturdy construction. Our TV is 65" and with the previous stand (from a different vendor) the maximum height of 32 inches from the floor did not allow height clearance for viewing the entire bottom portion of the TV due to a piece of furniture in front of it. For our particular use we had to hack saw cut the back portion of the support legs because they protruded from the wall and prevented a flush fit. Thankfully the steel footing frame has an additional cross bar for support and did not effect the stability of the stand after the cut. I was able to easily pry out the two plastic end caps from the cut pieces and insert them in the modified footing. Overall, the stand is excellent because it can be raised higher if necessary.

Not sure what most people were complaining about that gave this product one star as far as instructions and assembly. It was very easy to assemble and the product is well built and heavy duty. Yes they give you a bunch of extra bolts for the various rear tv mounts assemblies that are out there, but they covered all the bases. Less than 10 bolts put the entire item together. Less than 10 minutes to assemble. Very good value for a powder-coated adjustable tv stand.