STANDiT 400 No Drill Wall Mount for 30"- 65" TV Screens

I am a renter which means I cannot drill into my walls. I’ve been looking everywhere for a workaround for my home theatre and this is it! It does the job perfectly. It’s flush with the wall and fits underneath my console cabinet. I may paint the stand to blend with the wall but I don’t really mind the white either. It was easy to assemble, but lifting your tv up onto the mount is definitely a two person job. And once it’s up, it’s HEAVY and difficult to slide around so make sure you have it exactly centered before adding the tv onto the stand.A couple things: this thing is really expensive ($300 as of this writing). Is it worth it? My answer is maybe. The materials are very sturdy - solid metal, absolutely no fear of the thing falling apart while you’re watching tv. But $300 is more than many people pay for the tv itself. For me, completing my home theatre set up was worth the cost but it was still very steep. I think $150 would be a more appropriate figure.Secondly, on the Amazon listing they say that the StandIt 400 suits TVs up to 65”. This isn’t the case: the instructions included in the box say 55”. Now, I have an OLED 65” and I decided to hang it on this anyway since the tv is paper thin and only about 40 lb. But be advised if you have a larger set you should get the StandIt 600 (if your wallet can take it). I found hiding the wires behind the set a little difficult since my tv’s power cable doesn’t detach for easy threading but that’s more an issue with my set than the stand.It’s worth it to get the mounted look without drilling. But just make sure you are ready to drop some cash for that look!

This stand worked perfectly for me in that I wanted to put my TV behind a couch, and was able to press the couch up within 2 away from the wall. Would have given it 5 stars except for the fact that it HAS to lean against the wall and is not able to stand on its own. It looks GREAT though.

While I actually had to return this, it was due to my monitor being unique and nothing against this stand. I only got to test it out for a bit, but I was impressed by the quality of it. Everything lined up perfectly and it was very stable. I'll likely be buying from them again, but will go to the bigger version as when I move to my next place, I'll look to do these for my other TVs over doing wall mounts. Great product and glad to see it finally being available in the US.

I wasn’t sure I wanted to spend so much on a stand, but I am so glad I did! The stand holds my 55 inch TV perfectly and I’m so happy that I didn’t have to drill. The instructions are fairly easy to understand. The only hard part is finding the right screws for your specific TV. The stand weights a lot more than you would expect—the metal is quite sturdy.

The design is good, that’s the reason I bought it. Unfortunately it gives my tv a weird angle. See it in the photo. My tv is not fully straight to the floor. The reason should be because tv has a thicker bottom compares to the mounting part, which pushes/against to the stand, and causes the weird angle. My tv is 49” LG sk8000 series, bought from Best Buy. Now have to return the stand cuz hate the angle.Btw, the assembly was kinda weird too. I and my boyfriend almost “fight” cuz the not clear assembly instruction. I couldn’t understand how the “lock&unlock” piece( the little green one) works. We ended up watching videos on YouTube, which was not helpful either, cuz those videos about this product just want to tell you how simple and easy it is to put everything together, so they don’t really spend time to tell you every step.

Good stand... but not tall at all ... for safety reasons still needs a small nail to the wall

The stand is much shorter that you'd expect from the pictures, and it does require a wall-anchor + screw for safe install. It is complicated to assemble, the included parts don't always match what's in the instructions. Once you have it together, it is quite difficult to adjust so it sits stable - placing the foot too close or too far from the wall will make it very unstable. If you have a sound bar mounted to your TV, it's pretty much impossible to get it right. The cable management in the back is not very well thought out, and if you have more than two cables it will push off and interfere with the stands leaning position against the wall.I really wanted the UK made "One for All" TV stand, which unfortunately is not available in the US. This seemed like the closest analog available here, but it is very clumsy, not nearly as functional, and seriously overpriced.

I love what this product did for my living space. I put my living room table on wheels and now it acts as an entertainment stand or coffee table when rolled toward the couch. No giant holes in my wall. No ugly wires. Just clean lines and a dynamic space.