Safely display your 37 to 70" TV or large format monitor on a flat surface with the TTM-50 Universal Swivel Tabletop Stand from Gabor. The TTM-50 is a free-standing TV stand capable of holding displays weighing up to 88 lb. The matte black powder coated steel and tempered glass base offer a sturdy and stylish design that matches many different décors. It is compatible with multiple VESA patterns, has three height options, and up to 70° of swivel so you can find the perfect position for whatever TV you mount to it.
- Compatible with 37 to 70" Flat-Panel TVs
- Supports Displays Weighing up to 88 lb
- Easy Assembly & TV Attachment
- Height Adjustable
Gabor TTM-50 Overview
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Gabor TTM-50 Reviews
Heavy Duty
I recently bought a 43” 4K TV to replace a 40” 1080P TV that died after 15 years of faithful service. The old TV came with a swivel tabletop stand straight from the factory, but apparently none of the TV manufacturers do that anymore; they’ve all transitioned to small feet attached to the far ends of the TV. That’s fine if your furniture is long enough to accommodate the full width of the TV, but mine certainly isn’t, and wall mounting is not an option, so an aftermarket tabletop stand was the only way I could get a new TV and not have to also buy new furniture. Long story short, this thing is heavy duty! And heavy in general. It weighs 16 pounds, which is actually a few ounces heavier than the 43” TV it’ll be supporting. I have absolutely no doubt that it is sturdy enough to do the job. The only downside is that assembling it was not exactly quick or easy. Most of the parts (except the ones used for mounting the TV to the stand) are unlabeled, which made assembly more time consuming than it should have been. You have to carefully examine the parts, comparing them to the diagrams in the instruction manual to make sure you’re using the right part. Some of the screws, for example, are just a tiny bit longer or shorter than the others, so you’re sitting there scrutinizing them, squinting at the diagrams, and thinking to yourself, “Why the heck didn’t they label these?” It’s possible to assemble it by yourself, but if you can get someone to help you, that’ll make it easier and probably a bit faster. It took me about 25 minutes to assemble the stand, and an additional 5-7 minutes to attach the brackets to the TV and mount the TV on the stand.
great tv stand
I bought two of these stands and couldn't be happier. easy to put together, looks good and is very stable with a 55 tv. the 2nd stand I bought will be used with a 65 tv and am sure it will handle that size with no difficulties. if your looking for an alternative to wall mounting your tv this is the stand for you. I highly recommend this stand.
