Does this stand HAVE to be attached to a cabinet? Can it stand on its own?How low is the height adjustability I like my 46" tv to be little lower?
1157081
No the stand can be stand-alone. I have three of them and tvs range in size from 46 - 65". The height can be adjusted quite a bit, but overall that would depend on your tv's dimensions.
1157082
It does not have to be attached to a cabinet, hence the description "Freestanding". It is very adjustable. I use it for my 65" but it can go much lower.
1157083
It can stand on it's own, and you can lower it where the TV's center is approximately 4 feet from the ground (for most 46" TV', that would be three feet from the bottom of the floor.) The viewing angles are not very adjustable pointing down, so if you are sitting on the floor, it's not a great view.
1157084
This stand is free standing and does not have to be attached to a cabinet. I am using my stand with a 50 inch TV and a cabinet that i bought from IKEA. The stand has the option of lowering the TV
236260
Specifically No. While the TV has an attachment slide for the included stand, it's doesn't have holes specific for mounting to the underside of the cabinet with a bracket. However, there may be TV mounting brackets that will accommodate this TV allowing you to flip it up and down.
1464960
Yes it will stand on it's own. I have two 21" Gateway KX2153 monitors mounted to it with no problems. It is very sturdy and well built.
2037297
It's stationary and ours was not level, we didnt want to break the welds, so we ended up having to tilt the stand (~4" from the wall on one side and ~6" from the wall on the other)theres a way to give a slight adjustment by making the screws that hold the TV mount to the stand tighter or looser - but you can only go so loose/tight so it may give you like an inch of swivel.
2217249
The stand from tip to tip is 60". However, most tv stands are not as wide as the tv so you could put a wider tv on this cabinet. It might extend over the end of the cabinet, and may have to sit further away from the wall.
354625
This stand is very low to the floor. My kids told me who watches a tv so low. In order to raise I have placed two crates to make it higher. It is about 12-15 inches tall.
103612
The stand does support the TV by itself with no problem. The center-of-gravity of the assembled system is right in the middle of the three legs. Sturdy and stable. You should, however, attach a safety line to a wall to prevent knockover accidents.
1933164
The top of the stand itself is 48". With the TV bracket set for the lowest possible position the vertical center of the screen is 50"
598958
Think I answered in the wrong place. I am glad I could help. I just did a little more measuring and the top you stand the tv on is 12 by 12 inches and you can comfotably take the legs in to 20 inches. Any smaller than that and I don't think it would be too stable without being against a wall.
2281274
The stand is not adjustable you would have to prop it up. I bolted a 2x4 to the wall bought a metal L beam from HD for the back of the TV and than secured that to the 2x4. It provides the best angle and only cost $10
1648986
I did not attach the stand -- mine went straight to the wall. It looked very straightforward, though. I would think the only limitation might be the weight of the TV and the user's ability to manipulate it carefully and safely. Assuming one had the physical strength or a little assistance, it should be pretty easy.
743716
stand only adds about 2 inches, it stands 14" high. Be careful when moving tv around, will come off stand. Good picture, can't beat the price and you can adjust sound and picture to your liking
2267033
We bought ours to hold our 50" samsung tv. Ours sits 4" from the top of our tv stand. With your tv being a 46" it might be fine.
984456
It works as a table standIf your TV has many holes to adjust Stand. It is to short for most TV.It interfers with trying to hookupThe power cord and other cords
1004373
I have a sixty inch tv and i have about a half in on both sides left so it will hold your 46 in tv i don't know what the exact measurements are I would say about 2 ft tall a foot deep and 3.5 ft long
886069
I wouldn't attempt to place a 46" flat screen on it. We use this piece (which we love) in our foyer with a light vase and fresh flowers with a mirror above it and a small table lamp. Not sure if its meant to be used as an entertainment stand due to the weight it can handle.
546325
I have two of these stands. A 32-inch TV is on one and a 42-inch is on the other. We have had no problems with either one. Both swivel easily and seem stable. We do not have children in the house, though.