Kanto Mobile TV Stand w/Adjustable Shelf 37-65" TVs

I now have lots of experience with this thing. First time I ordered it a wheel was missing. This was caused by a big torn gash on top of the box, where it fell out somewhere between China and Virginia. The contents are not packed securely and the smaller pieces bounce around in shipping. Any gashes in the box will result in missing parts. I then called the toll free 800 number. You will not get a live person. You leave your name and number, they call back either end of same day or end of next day. This they do, so that is something. Once they talk to you they are very nice and accommodating. They initiated the steps to get me a wheel. The bummer was that they are in Canada, so it takes about 3 weeks to get it. I could now wait, as my tv was already mounted and the unit was dangerously wobbly with 3 wheels. So I ordered another one and did a return on one unit. When the new one came it there was a large gash in the middle of the box. As I dragged it into the house pieces came out of the gash. Between the two units I was able to complete one, and it is now fully built. I returned the other as incomplete. Returns have no catch, there is no money charged or anything , so that is also a plus. One more issue. Each wheel mounts below a metal leg that sticks out some , and has a rubber boot at the end of each leg so people do not cut themselves, etc. Well, if you just look at the stand the wrong way, the boots fall off. Spend two days putting them back on until I had enough. You will need a tube of Eclectic E6000 Adhesive Glue, Industrial Strength, Clear, 237032, 2 fl. oz. It is like 6 dollars. Bonds metal to plastic. Slapped it all over the inside of the boot and some on the metal and problem solved. Will never come off again. Last it is advertised as being adjustable. To this I say somewhat. You need to press two metallic buttons which I was never able to press. I am confident someone with a high pain tolerance and thumbs made of titanium can press the buttons in and then slide the unit up and down. I left it at the highest settings, which is where the picture shows in the posting here. That is still about 5 inches too low if you are using it with a treadmill. Wished it went a little higher. Keeping it, I am not starting this project from scratch. Works good enough. TV was easy to mount by myself s it has two hooks for attaching it. You just dropped it into the mounting plate with the hooks and then take your time securing it with a couple of supplied metal thingies.