Buy Aviton Flat Panel TV Stand with Integrated MountAviton Flat Panel TV Stand with Integrated Mount Product Description:
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The Aviation Flat Panel TV stand with an integrated mount is a contemporary unit with a black glossy powder coat frame. The top two component shelves has black tempered safety glass. Handsome chrome cylinders support the shelves. The integrated mount gives your flat panel LCD/Plasma TV of up to 55 inches a free floating effect. The swivel mount allows for multi-position viewing. The open shelves allow proper air circulation and the back has wire management for hiding cords and cables. Wire management for hiding cords and cables Accommodates most LCD/Plasma TVs up to 55"Black tempered safety glass for top two shelves Product Weight 59.3Color Black Assembly Required Assembly Required Material Glass Style Contemporary Assembled Size Height 50 in.Assembled Size Width 44 in.Assembled Size Length 20.13 in.TV weight capacity 135 lbs.
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8 of 10 people found the following review helpful.
cheaply made and overpriced
By cerebalpaulsy
i work in the metal trades. this product screams, "i'm a cheap piece of junk!" there's no penetration on the welds, there's perhaps two threads engaged on any bolt, the bolts are pot-metal and the heads have very shallow engagement with assy tools. the unit is not sized for component AV equipment, it's for those HT=in-a-box units and game consoles. it comes packed up tight, but unpacks into a garbage hurricane of styrofoam bits, plastic bags and corrugated cardboard sheeting. the idea of packing the bits up and shipping it back, the absurd chore of it all, is the only thing that is keeping me from seeking a refund. if you move/relocate frequently, don't expect this unit to last but a couple of hops. for the price, i wasn't expecting a disposable unit.good things to say? assy was easy enough, directions were easy to follow and all the hardware was enclosed.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
Great stand but TV leans forward a bit...
By Moviemaker
I bought this stand 5-6 months ago and it's a great design and sturdy for the most part. My only gripe recently is I have a 55" Vizio TruLED and it's a pretty heavy TV and I've noticed while mounted on the back support of this stand, the TV leans forward a bit. It's not game breaking but certainly unusual to see, considering the TV is not over the weight limit for the stand. It's possible this is the way it's designed but that seems odd considering most people comment on it whenever they come over. If it had the option to sit on the glass as well, I would consider placing it on that with the mounts in place but I don't believe it supports that.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
Very sturdy, lots of room for big components
By JBinDC
I bought this stand to replace a 42" Walker Edison stand, which also had a tv mount. The Walker Edison was a nice stand but too small for my components. (Some notes on the Walker Edison at the bottom if you're comparing the two.)The Aviton provides plenty of space for big components, which was important for me. The stand is 44" wide with 11" of vertical space between the bottom shelves and 8" between the middle and top shelves. The depth of the shelves is 15.5" bottom, 17.5" middle and 14" top. My Pioneer AV receiver is on the bottom shelf and has about 3" of space behind it for wires, banana plugs, etc..The TV mount has three height options. I used the highest option and my 50" plasma is 62.5" (5' 2.5") from the floor and doesn't lean. There is 11.5" of space between the top shelf and the bottom of the TV, which easily fits my 5" high center channel speaker.The construction of the metal frame is great for the price. Some reviewer complained that the metal work isn't high grade - and it may not be - but for its intended purpose the frame is solid and square and the pre-drilled holes line up fine. The instructions say not to tighten the bolts until the end and this is why - you need to move the frame around a little to line up some of the holes. It took me about 90 minutes to put the stand together and mount my plasma. All the parts were included, well labeled, and the instructions were easy to follow, just take your time.The bottom shelf seems to be made of particle board with a glossy top, the second and third shelves are dark tempered glass. The bottom two shelves are supported in their centers by the frame so there was no bending (deflecton) under my components. The top shelf is supported by two bars on the sides, which should be sufficient for a center channel speaker.Yes, it shows dust and finger prints. That's why they make dusters and remotes.Overall, I'm very happy with it. It should last a long time.Re: the 42" Walker Edison I replaced, it is also a great stand, well built and looked great (if you like cherry wood furniture), but the height between the bottom shelves was just under 7", which wasn't sufficient for my A/V receiver, and the wood frame covers the ends of the shelves, leaving about 32" of open width on each shelf, which crowded my components. The 60" version of the stand might have worked but I don't have that much space. If you don't need a lot of space for components and prefer the cherry wood frame on the Walker Edison, buy that one.
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