Allcam FS941 TV Trolley Floor Stand w/Mounting Bracket for 37-55-inch LCD/LED Monitors/TVs up to Mount Size 600x400, Tilt up/down 20°, Freely Pan 360°, Max Height 140 cm

This stand is exactly what I was looking for. With reference to some other reviews I have had no difficulty with the whells. I am using the stand on an area of short Berber carpeting and it rolls and turns fairly easily. I have fitted a 40" Samsung to the stand. there are at least 4 different types of fixing bolts supplied for different Tvs. Unfortunately I needed M8 25mm bolts for my Tv which was not supplied, but I knew that from reading another post on here. I had bought a pack of the needed bolts in town for just 99p. The assembly is easy despite there only being an exploded view diagram to reference. In fact it was easy enough to figure out without any instructions if one had to do so. The fixing straps affixed to the Tv are just visible when viewed from the front (about 2cms). That's no problem for me. They are necessarily long to fit Tvs up to 55" which I may want to do in the future. The construction is solid and functional. I really like to ability to swivel the tv 360 degrees and to tilt it also. All in all a great buy at the price and I can recommend it.

After having searched the internet and viewed just about every tv-trolly being sold, this one met all my requirements; hight adjustable, possibility to tilt the screen, wheels and a platform to put a decoder/dvd-player etc. Also, most importantly, still cheaper than the actual tv being mounted to it.It turns out to be a very robust construction which is easy to put together. As another reviewer already pointed out, it comes with a few nylon bolts to mount the platform which should be screwed on the right way up, or else they appear to small. I also managed to put a coax cable and power cord from the bottem to the top of the steel tube with a powersocket now hidden behind the screen, so all cables are out of view. Don't expect to put much more than that through it. Note that there is no hole in the pole near the platform so cables between the platform and the tv might have to be hidden using tie-straps or something similar.The only thing that wasn't right for me were the wheels. They are made of hard plastic balls and two of them have small metal levers which act as brakes. These might be fine for thin carpet but they were capable of scratching my wooden floor. Fortunately they can easily be replaced with any other type of wheel available on the market. So I also bought a set of wheels suitable for my floor. For the additional 26 euro's (including shipping) it costed me, the whole construction is still a very good buy. If it would have come with a more common set of general-purpose, non-scratching wheels, I would have given it 5 stars.

Delivery was prompt and the product was exactly as described. Quality is good for the price. The stand is robust and quite heavy. Assembly was straightforward, but allow yourself plenty of time to line up all the pieces and work out what goes where as the instructions are limited (but adequate). If you are looking for a high stand, check the measurements before buying. This one is not as tall as it looks in the picture, but it matches the advertised size / height. Plenty of spare fixings for different sized TVs. Mine fitted easily and can be mounted single-handed, although it is easier with someone helping.

This is an excellent product that i would recommend to you guys.A Simple design, light to the eye ideal for show room, business presentation...But you know what? I bought it for my bedroom; yes, i was too lazy to drill, and too greedy to pay £169 or more for a wall installation.When i saw the stand , i knew that was the perfect solution.I was right, it fits just perfect in my bedroom, it's height adjustable and vertical+horizontal orientable; wow!It's Ideal for heavy duty; I'm using it for my 42inch LG.I am pretty sure that it will be compatible with any tv.The price is a bargain, so grab it!

Bought this because I didn't want to have a wall mounted bracket for my 32" TV and I think it's good value for money. The build is sturdy (although I'm not really moving it around on it's castors - and the vertical tilt isn't designed for really dynamic modification without having a screwdriver in hand) and the general appearance is good. It did take some time to put the stand together, but ultimately it was worthwhile. Delivery was quick and I've not been able to find anything else that comes close for value and functionality.

Was in two minds about whether to give this 3 stars or 5. A a TV stand it the finished product seems perfectly good, solid & stable. It has a nice look - the black tempered glass gives it a quality look. And for the price it is incredibly good value for money.But the reason for only 3 stars is because of the instructions - or rather the complete lack of them. This might seem a bit harsh but when selling self-assembly goods, the instructions are a vital part of the equipment. The instructions are non-existent - literally. The exploded diagram you see in the product description ARE the instructions, and it's about the same resolution as well!!! What should have been a 15 minute job, took 2 of us a very frustrating 90 minutes.When we realised that the majority of the different screws, bolts & washers included weren't actually for the stand but for different TV attachments it became slightly easier. But that's all you get ... a box with lots of packets of nuts, bolts, screws & washers; all the parts of the stand and a picture. No explanation. No labels. No help.

The packaging on the item I received was dreadful. The outer box looked as if it had been left out in the rain, the styrofoam protective strips had disintegrated; several of the plastic bags holding small components had spilled their contents - at least one screw was missing. The assembly instructions are virtually nonexistent. Just an exploded diagram. Identifying small components is very difficult, with almost illegible marking on the small plastic bags.It’s a pity that the assembly process is so poor as, once assembled, the stand is sturdy and easy to move.