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Yaheetech Mobile TV Stand with Wheels for 32-75 Inch LCD LED Screens TVs, Height-Adjustable Rolling TV Cart Hold up to 110 lbs, Trolley Floor Stand w/Tray, Max VESA 600x400mm

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Features

  • Height adjustable: The metal tubes of the mainframe are adjustable for different viewing needs, from 110cm/43.3inches to 160cm/63inches. The adjustable design aims to bring you much better experience and comfort.
  • Heavy duty and good quality: This rolling TV cart is made of heavy-duty metal with powder coating. For durable and long-time service, we employ the pickling and phosphating process to avoid the TV cart get rusty. All parts are secured together by metal hardware and durable plastic accessories.
  • Moveable with lockable castors: In order to make you enjoy TV shows anywhere, we fit 4 360 rolling castors, of which 2 castors have brakes to achieve flexible stop. Sturdy base with 2 locking casters easily move or fix the TV cart as needed. This multi-directional TV stand will make it easier for you to enjoy your favorite TV show or perfectly present work performance.
  • Storage shelf: Middle storage shelf is made of solid metal, sturdy and adjustable. The shelf is fixed tightly to the mainframe, to avoid wobbling; a good place for DVD players, laptops, cable boxes, X box and etc. You can use this adjustable rolling TV stand in homes, conference rooms, expos, trade shows, hospitals, classrooms, lecture halls, hotels, bars, gyms.
  • Cable management: Do the messy cables and wires bother you? This adjustable TV stand with cable management function will help you out. This TV stand has 2 stable hollow columns that can hide the cables and wires inside to keep neat and save space.

Mounting Type: Easy to install


Movement Type: Swivel


Brand: Yaheetech


Material: Iron


TV Size: 75 Inches


Color: Black


Minimum Compatible Size: 32 Inches


Compatible Devices: Television


Maximum Tilt Angle: 13 Degrees


Brand Name: ‎Yaheetech


Item Weight: ‎31.8 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎35 x 26 x 63 inches


Country of Origin: ‎China


Color Name: ‎Black


Date First Available: October 28, 2017


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    • Total Quality For The Price!
Review Image by Christian C. Kunig Christian C. Kunig
Update 26 August, 2023: The 65 inch TV just got here about an hour ago. Someone was complaining about the way the TV bracket hooks onto the TV stand, calling it flimsy. I am now eternally grateful for the way the TV bracket hooks onto this stand! I loosened two small screws (that support zero weight), took the whole bracket assembly off the stand and over to the TV, which was laying face down. I attached it to the TV, well and securely, with the four middle-sized screws and the four shorter spacers provided. I carried the TV with the TV bracket attached, over to the TV stand. Not even being able to see what I was doing, I was able to "hang" the TV on the stand in two tries, without much trouble. I then retightened the two small screws I had loosened to get the TV bracket off the stand. I am so grateful for that design, I can't even express it! Because of that, what I consider ingenious, design, I was able to mount that TV on the stand by myself. I'm 70. The clever design makes gravity your friend. You basically just have to drop it into place and it "hangs" itself. Like, say, a heavy solar inverter or something. Then, when it's in the right position (sideways), tighten those two small screws again. By the way, the hardware provided with this stand works perfectly for a Hisense 65 inch U7 TV; probably for all Hisense TV's. ---------------------------------------ORIGINAL REVIEW---------------------------------------------------------- I have a 42 inch Toshiba REGZA (reconditioned) ATSC TV from years and years ago. It has a thin vertical row of dead pixels about a tenth of the way in from the right edge of the screen. It didn't have that for about 6 months. Then it had it intermittently. Now it's just got it. Guess what it got reconditioned for? That plus how old it is plus Toshiba doesn't give a crap about supporting it plus sheer age plus ATSC 3.0 (NextGen) just around the corner all made me decide to spring for a Hisense 65 inch U7 (after plenty of shopping). That's gonna be here in two days. The aforementioned 42 inch Toshiba REGZA is in a gigantic three piece wall unit kind of thing. It's a super snug fit. I had had to remove the sliding doors and do some Micky Mousing [TM] to get it in there. The outer frame (of the TV) still hangs out in front of the opening. NO WAY IN (choose your destination) I'm going to be able to do anything at all with a 65 inch TV. There's the background; My plan is to put it in front of the wall unit and move it when I need to get at something in the wall unit, which has plenty of drawers and glass doors and lights and everything. I think I started out searching for "TV Stand" and worked my way around to "Wheeled Floor TV Stand". Doesn't matter! I've managed to do all the shopping for you!! I looked hard and long. By the time I got to a good one, it was between $100 and $200 every time. I mulled it over and went to bed (slept on it is the cliche, I believe). The next day, I looked again; I do that a lot. Almost the first one I found (I was better at searching, of course, now) was this one!! Right there in front of me on the 'puter screen!! > TV Between 32 and 75 inches? CHECK! > TV Under 120 pounds? CHECK! (TV weighs in at just under 44 pounds) > Can It Hide The Cables? CHECK! > Cheap Enough? CHECK! All This for WAY LESS money! > Looks OK - Strong Enough, Stable Enough? CHECK! > Tray? CHECK!! (I Didn't Really Care, But For A VERY Low Price, It Has One!!) > Long Legs; Won't Tip Over Easily? CHECK!! > Feels Nice And Sturdy? CHECK!! (Now That It's Assembled) > Locking Wheels? CHECK!! (Two Of Them Lock) It needs some assembly. It took me.. oh... 30-50 minutes; I wasn't hurrying at all. It's not super easy, but it's not super hard. If you're one of those people who hates the instructions and would prefer just pictures, YOU'RE IN LUCK!! In the assembly portion of the manual are ONLY PICTURES! Not ONE WORD OF TEXT!! And they give you all the tools you need! I have a ton of tools, but I intentionally did not go and get a single tool so I could write exactly that. There were two or three (literally) pictures where you couldn't quite tell the orientation of a piece for sure. Not to worry! It won't fit the wrong way in those places. Do not worry about getting it assembled! The manual says use a mat. I didn't and there's not a scratch on it. The manual doesn't say you should have a large, uncluttered space to assemble it in, but I'm saying it. The manual says two people is better; I did it myself. Loved the manual! Check out the picture I added!! They give you a big, long strip of plastic bags with all the hardware and tools in separate pouches!! The parts have numbers and the plastic bags with screws, washers, nuts, and tools, have letters!! REALLY great system!! I've never seen that done before and I loved it!! Someone was thinking!! Saves a ton of confusion and cross-checking and double-checking before it even happens!! Inventory was super easy, too!!! (You also get three different kind of screws to use to install the TV to it!! I think you'd have to buy something really off-the-wall (no pun intended) before you'd have to make a trip to the hardware store! This is the one!! Everything fit! No holes that the bolts wouldn't quite go into without forcing them or reaming them out. No parts that didn't quite align. Nothing like that! All nicely machined, relatively light and thin metal except for exactly two black plastic trim pieces to make it look better. Well engineered and quite precision built! I have enough of a background to know that ideally, one should have two threads of a bolt exposed past the nut. Everything did. NOT a piece of junk at all, like you'd expect, for the very low price! I can't give it 6 stars without hacking Amazon and that would be illegal.... ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2023 by Christian C. Kunig Christian C. Kunig
    • Best purchase in years!
I should have bought one of these TV stands years ago. It's very durable, it's sturdy and the mounting installation was pretty easy too. I did get my friend/nurse to put it together and we had just a little trouble but that was because I have 20% use of my arms and she had trouble managing the TV with just two hands, so I flagged down my maintenance man and together it took them about 4 minutes. If you have strength to lift your TV then you will have no trouble getting it together. Seriously though, I have mobility issues and sometimes I would just like to be in a different room or different chair in the den to be able to talk to my friend when she's here and still watch things together while she's cooking or cleaning. I can actually roll it right into the other room with absolutely no problem. It also makes the room look sleek and plus since the TV is off of the table I have more space and my kitty Lucy can lie down and stretch out without worrying about her knocking it off of a table. I also snagged this at a great price because the new models came out the day before and my stand was under 50$ with free shipping and a 10% coupon at checkout. One thing I would definitely recommend is getting the stand with two support poles in the back because not only does it make everything feel stable but it also makes it easier to move around with my stupid arms 😂 I just can't say enough good things about it! If I had paid 3X as much I still would have paid more! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2023 by martha jackson
    • Sturdy and Wasy to move
Review Image by MiaMarie MiaMarie
I bought this stand to use for DECK TV. I was tired of the carry to deck and full set up. This stand is sturdy, wheels good, balance is good, hook up remains intact, and easy to move through patio door with 1 person. Very easy to assemble and install tv. We did not install the tray beciause it wasnt useful to us. Recommendation for company: add a pouch in middle for cords and remotes. Great Buy ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2023 by MiaMarie MiaMarie
    • Easy to put together
Easy to put together, price was good ,does a good job holding my 65 inch tv
Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2023 by Danny l.
    • Perfect height
Strong sturdy frame adjustable to perfect viewing height.
Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2023 by Peter Morgan
    • Excellent for our church purpose.
Just received and will use with a 65" tv. Already have 2 carts for 75" TV's. Works as expected.
Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2023 by Herman Meeks
    • Great deal easy install
Review Image by Matt Swain Matt Swain
75 incher. Seems to be sturdy.
Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2023 by Matt Swain Matt Swain
    • Exactly as Described
Excellent quality!
Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2023 by This toy fell apart with in the first day my pup played with it.

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