TV Swivel Stand, 14" x 25", Honey Made in USA

My mom has been turning her TV set to 3 or 4 different positions, scuffing the stand and straining her back. I was searching for a stand that swivels when I came across this much simpler solution. (Much cheaper, too!) It does exactly what is says it will do. It's basically a lazy Susan for a TV set. She loves it!One thing to keep in mind: when we first placed the TV on the unit, it would not stay in place when turned to the left. We had the TV centered on the unit (at least it looked that way). In the end the TV was positioned too far forward; sliding it back just a bit solved the problem.

Out of the box the first thing I did was stand on it. I weigh 203 lbs. It held up with no problems. Complaints I've read are that the swivel turns to easily. This is true. The table can be turned with very light pressure. I suspect that this is required without destroying strength of the bearings that make it operate so well. It can be an annoyance to some. I suggest making a small wedge or two out of wood that can be placed on the sides or the back out of sight. They make some with a box on top that can hold a VCR also.

It is what it is, a TV Swivel Stand.Does not seem to stay in place once I position it. It wants to drift back a little.

It works for what I wanted if you turn it too far it wants to roll back but it does swivel my tv which is what I wanted

It may have saved the marriage. It one thing less she can complain about. I mean, why sit on the couch with me. No. Sit on lounge chair next to the TV so you can't see the picture unless I turn it your way. Now that makes sense.

Serves the purpose, but pricey for what is essentially a board on some hardware.

Fits under my Vizio 70" TV perfectly. Now I can swivel the TV the 4" I needed to in order to see the screen from the kitchen whilst I cook! Yay!!!

This is a nice idea and sturdily made but the top was marred, as if someone dragged their hand across the still-wet polyurethane.