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Question: Anyone have experience with this stand and a 32" TV? Does the mounting bracket stick out past the TV?
Document: The mounting point for the TV is adjustable and easily accommodates my TV which by dimensions and weight would be like a 55&#34; inch LCD now days. I have and do recommend this stand to anyone who is in need of a TV stand and doesn't want to spend a small fortune.
A nice surprise was that it included some cool, hard rubber cable management clips that attach to the back panel and allow you to keep your cables organized. You may still want to buy some velcro if you have a bunch of components, but the clips handy for keeping the bundles out of sight. I will be recommending this stand to anyone who asks.
Package very well done. Instructions were a little confusing, but made it through. Stand is very strong, will hold a slightly larger TV than rated ;-)
This is a good-looking, solid TV stand. I was able to do the assembly in about an hour. The instructions are basically a handful of pictures with part labels. It's very easy to identify the parts and assemble. I was able to do it myself, but some steps would have been easier with a second set of hands.
I bought this for my Sony 42&#34; KDE950 Plasma TV which was mounted to the wall in our old place but the new one there is no wall to really mount it to thanks to a fireplace so I opted to get a stand for this behemoth of a TV (110Lb). After looking around I really liked the looks and the reviews of this stand which where on point by the way.
Beautiful stand. Holds all my AV equipment and my TV with ease. The only thing I would point out is depending on how many cables you run to your equipment that sits on the shelves is you may need some more cable management behind the mesh screen or the wires will simply not have enough storage to hide them.Other than that, it's a beautiful product and is well worth the cost in my opinion.
It is a really well made TV Stand. I have my emotiva XPA-5 and Jolida 501p sitting on the bottom shelf. No issues at all. I couldnot find any other TV stand which would support these beasts and was light on pocket. Also, there were few which had 3 shelves and had sufficient spacing between each of them to keep useful HT gear.The three shelves helps to separate my processor and center channel.
The stand is relatively straight forward to put together (although it does take a while and some effort to assemble). The glass panes look sleek and durable. All the parts fit nicely, and the TV mount looks firm and sturdy (seems to have no problem holding a 55 inch TV). The TV sits at a good height and the color of the stand matches very well with the color of the TV frame.The only complaint I have is that it does not hide the cables very well.
The unit is heavy as are the glass tops. So have someone help place the unit in the location you want and then place the glass pieces on it. I found attaching the TV last (with someone holding the TV) makes installation much simpler. My only negative is that the small plastic floor footings are not adjustable for uneven floors.
This is a great unit. Use it for my Samsung Smart TV 55&#34;. It holds everything I have and is built sturdily with good materials. It does take a little time to put together as the instructions only have pictures that are in small print and no words. But, if you take your time and use common sense it is pretty simple to assemble. All the screws/parts are separately marked in their packaging and easy to find.
Answer: I have a Samsung 55" TV mounted on my stand.  However, I measured the mounting bracket width at 31-1/2", and I have a 32" Samsung TV which measures 29" wide.  Thus, the mounting bracket would extend 1-1/4" past the each side of the 32" TV.