EUR350,10
Erard Standit 600
Ground, 75", 45 kg
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Pros
Cons
111 reviews
Highly recommended
Very simple and quick to set up. Cable channel on the back is large enough to connect extension cables. Visually very attractive and good stability, even when mounting the TV in the uppermost position. Fully satisfied and highly recommended. No fastenings to the wall are required!
Pro
- Simple and quick assembly
- No wall mounting required
- Good stability
- beautiful design
Contra
- Delivery package is heavy
Good alternative for wall mounting
I have a SONY KD65XD8505 mounted on it. Since the bracket of this TV is in the lower half, it hangs relatively high when mounted on the lowest step.
According to the manufacturer, the maximum TV depth is 50mm, which means that stability is no longer guaranteed above a depth of 50mm. This means that it is not necessarily suitable for older TVs.Pro
- Very stable
- Cable duct offers enough space for several cables
Contra
- Not necessarily suitable for all TVs
- Unit depth max 50mm
Perfect solution without drilling
I mounted a Sony KD-75XD8505 on it - it worked perfectly and makes a very stable impression. The integrated cable channel, which can be opened completely so that all cables can be fed through without any problems, has proven to be very practical. I would always use this solution again, as it is very flexible and eliminates the need for tedious drilling.
Pro
- Processing
- Easy assembly
- Works
Good solution but not for LG OLED
Good solution to mount a TV without drilling. It looks fancy and promises a lot. The only problem is that the mount on a LG OLED TV (LG OLED77CX) is
is lower and therefore the TV hangs very high when held and you can't get it lower as there are no deeper holes.Pro
- No hole
- Stable
- Design
Contra
- OLED too high
Easy assembly
Pro
- Simple assembly
- Holds very well
- Height adjustable
Genius - this should replace wall brackets in 80% of all cases
Genius product, is easy to set up, fits snugly against the wall and offers an integrated cable channel that an estimated 80% of people who hang their TV need anyway. And all this without any holes in the wall or effort to get the TV to hang straight.
The stand is quite thin and does not protrude very far, so it can easily be stored under a sideboard.
Only the usable height adjustment range could be a little larger. However, you would then probably see annoying transitions or holes.Pro
- No drilling, no holes
- Simple assembly
- Cable channel
Contra
- Height adjustability should be greater
This review was created for a different variant: Standit 400 (65", 30 kg)
6 out of 111 reviews
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