RFIVERUniversal TV Stand Base TV Legs with Height Adjustment fit Most 32-55 LCD LED Flat Screen Inch TVs, Table Top Pedestal TV Legs Max VESA up to 800x400mm

Good universal TV stand. It fits my LG 43inch TV which has a bump. It comes with accessories which fits most types of TVs. Not difficult to assemble. Would definitely recommend. Bought it even with a discount.

Works just as shown and easy to make!! Size is perfect for a tv stand and the weight is stable!

a bit wobbly but you would expect that from tv stands, all in all does the job

The original stand broke and after ordering this I must say it works. It’s functional and value for money. Very light weight. Make sure you light up the screws properly for proper balance and the tv does wobble a bit but has been secure enough and it’s kept away from the children so something to consider if your floors aren’t sturdy and if children like to touch.

Easy assembly

Very sturdy legs, easy to fit and it came with various attachments so it can fit any shape of TV back. Also came with its own little spanner and Allen key. Our TV is a 54 inch and it feels very stable and secure.

Absolute rubbish and flimsy. It couldn’t hold my 50” TV. It isn’t compatible with some of the TV’s listed

I needed a n alternative stand because the supplied feet on my new LG TV were too far apart for it to stand on my TV table. This fitted the bill perfectly.The LG set has a non-VESA set of screw holes for mounting (Why?) so a VESA mount wouldn't do.This stand is very solidly made, and says it supports TVs up to 40kG. More than enough for most TVs that aren't going to be wall mounted.There is no link between each foot and the other one, so they can be as far apart or close together as the mounting holes on the TV allow.Vertically, the brackets that the feet attach to have holes at 20mm intervals, maximum 400 mm between to and bottom holes. There is no way to adjust that spacing.The feet attach to the brackets via more pre-drilled holes, and can be set at several heights below the bottom of the brackets to allow more or less space below the TV for a set-top box, for example.The feet have soft pads that are slightly "grippy" so the TV doesn't slide about from where you put it.The feet are quite long (350mm) and are made so the TV is centred front-to-back when mounted, so they stick out quite a bit but are stable as a result.The stand is supplied with a host of different diameter and length mounting screws to suit different TVs (all metric thread). and a set of spacers that can be used to align the brackets if the back of you TV isn't flat or to allow access to cable entry ports.The kit includes a tiny spanner and Allen key for bolting the feet to the brackets, but you'll need your own screwdriver (cross-head or flat blade) for the bracket-to-TV screws.It isn't the prettiest stand I've ever seen, but its matt black finish means it doesn't show up much.I did a lot of laying out the parts to get the hang of how it went together and understand the (pictorial) instruction sheet, but if you've ever played with Meccano or Lego, you shouldn't have much difficulty.Overall, 5 stars.