This is a very well made and high quality product and is a fine alternative to a wall mount system. Having said that the company needs to hire some native English speaking employees and rewrite their assembly instructions. They are a challenge. To the company's credit they enclose all manner of nuts and bolts for assembly. Yet I still found I lacked two bolts of an intermediate length which I was able to buy at my hardware store. If the instructions were more clearly written the assembly could be accomplished in 30 minutes or less. The vague instructions hampered me and it took 2 hours of trial and error on my part to complete the assembly.

This is exactly what we wanted for our lanai. We can roll it where we need it since we have different sitting areas. Quality is even better than expected.

This stand lacks an adjustment to level or tilt the TV but I was able to use spacers from the hardware store to achieve the correct angles needed. I especially like how the back tube is hollow so I was able to hide the cables.

Having purchased and used tens of the larger stand 40” – 75 Inch Flat Panel... up to 100 lbs TS27-71,and other Onkron wall mounts, I was hugely disappointed with the flimsy small casters Onkron chose for this otherwise great stand for under 55” TVs. At least they could have made it an option. The other problem with this stand is the cosmetic plastic covers for the base arriving with one cover damaged in the shipping, and the two covers broken in the replacement. This maybe related to a fault in the packaging desire placing the knobs right over the middle of the covers without much protective padding.If you're looking for a smooth and quiet movement, go to the TS27-71.

Nice looking sturdy stand for light commercial use and easy storage. Assembly was surprisingly simple. I use it portable in my home office with an LG C1 OLED 48" that I'd say is the max size and weight monitor one should comfortably use, based on the stand's footprint and maneuverability. Larger heavier screens need bigger wheels and a broader base, in my opinion. Also, I would like to have seen a notched mounting bracket to keep the monitor from sliding horizontally on the support mount. I used a couple pieces of velcro to tighten up the fit and this seems to work well enough. One other thing, the small wheels can trip up on area rugs, so I only move the TV stand in the lowest verticle position to avoid tipping over.