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A flip-down ceiling mount for rooms where a wall will not work, such as over a bed or patio, holding TVs up to 70 inches and 88 lbs. It will not work on a sloped or vaulted ceiling.
A tempered glass base and 45-degree swivel set this tabletop stand apart for 13 to 32 inch TVs, well short of a living room-sized screen.
Built for oversized screens and long reach out of corners or fireplace walls, this mount only earns its keep if the wall behind the drywall has studs or masonry to grab.
A mobile stand for wheeling a TV between rooms or out of the way for cleaning, rated up to 75 inches and 110 lbs. Unlike a wall mount, it holds floor space and can shift if the caster locks are left off.
A full-motion mount for anyone needing a TV in both landscape and portrait, such as a menu board or vertical display, fitting 26 to 65 inch screens up to 88 lbs. Rotation between orientations is a manual hand-turn, not motorized.
This hardwood and steel console pairs a tilting, pivoting TV mount with glass shelving for four AV components, trading wall space for a full media setup on the floor.
A simple tripod floor stand for a bedroom or studio, holding 40 to 65 inch TVs up to 99 lbs on a wide, easel-style wood-leg base. Adjustment is limited to an 18 degree swivel, with no height change or wall drilling involved.
This only makes sense if you own the exact Onn model it was built to replace, since there is no tilt, swivel, or fit beyond that one stand.
A tabletop stand built for flexibility rather than a permanent wall look, with real height range and a cable-routing base; the tradeoff is a fixed, non-swiveling mount.
This floor stand suits corners and bedrooms, with swivel and tilt built into a wood-panel base that resists tipping; it caps out at 60 inches and 77 lbs, so it is not for a large living-room television.
This floor cart carries 35 to 85 inch TVs up to 150 lbs on its own built-in mount, rolling on casters with glass shelves for AV gear underneath, at the cost of a roughly 60 inch wide footprint.
Small TVs and monitors get a freestanding, height-adjustable home with this stand, though the short warranty and modest size ceiling are worth noting before buying.
No drilling and full portability are the pitch for this small tabletop base, though one common VESA hole pattern falls outside what it supports.
Moving a TV between rooms or outdoors is the point of this tripod stand, rated for 26 to 75 inch screens up to 100 lbs, though weatherproofing is not specified.
Very large screens are the target here, held close to the wall by a welded steel plate rather than swung out on an arm, backed by a notably long warranty.
Rolling instead of drilling is the whole pitch of this stand, good for a renter or anyone rearranging often, as long as the TV stays near the middle of its weight rating.
Vanishing storage is the whole idea: a motor lowers the TV for movie night and lifts it flush against the ceiling the rest of the time, provided there is ceiling framing to bolt into.
A height-shifting full motion mount for large TVs that can move the screen up or down after install, useful for adding a soundbar later; it needs wood stud spacing to mount.
This motorized stand suits large TVs that need to move between sitting, standing, and workout heights, though the lift motor needs cooldown breaks under heavy use.
This kit is built for a dedicated four-screen video wall arranged 2x2, with pop-out arms for maintenance access; it demands stud or concrete mounting strength and is overkill for a single television.
What this open-frame steel easel offers is a design piece for a mid-size TV that doubles as a room divider, best kept toward the lower end of its rated range for the steadiest fit.
Skip the wall entirely: this floor stand suits very large TVs that need a stable footprint instead of drilled anchors, though the wide base needs open floor space.
Hiding a big screen inside a cabinet is exactly what this lift is built for, raising and lowering on command and stopping itself if something blocks the path, though the cabinet needs real depth to fit the stroke.
This is LG's own replacement stand and back cover for the largest G4 OLED models, so it only fits those exact TVs and nothing else.
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