- What screen size does this stand hold?
- The tall column and deep base are built for mid-size to large flat panels. Check your TV's VESA hole pattern and weight against the stand's mount before buying, since the listing's height and depth figures describe the frame, not the screen limit.
- Can I move it while the TV is mounted?
- Yes, that is the point of the wheels. Move it slowly and keep the screen centered over the base, because a large panel on a tall column raises the center of gravity.
- Does it work on carpet?
- Small casters roll well on hard floors but can drag or sink on thick carpet. On deep pile, expect to lift or push harder, and consider a hard floor mat under the wheels.
- Is assembly difficult?
- It is a bolt-together frame with a VESA plate, so it needs basic tools and two people for the final lift of the TV. Most of the work is aligning the column and tightening the joints squarely.
- How is it different from a wall mount?
- A wall mount is cheaper, tidier and saves floor space but is fixed and needs drilling. This cart trades that for mobility and no wall damage, at the cost of footprint and a more industrial look.
- Can the screen be tilted or rotated?
- Tilt and swivel depend on the mounting plate included with the stand. Fixed plates hold the screen flat; check the bracket type if you need to angle the TV toward a seating area.
- Where is the Rolling TV Stand Mobile Cart White cheapest?
- At Lowe's, for $261.68, as of our latest check.
