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At a glance
One For All Smart Table‑Top TV Stand 32–70″ | WM2670
The One For All WM2670 Smart Table‑Top TV Stand offers a sleek, modern alternative to wall mounting—perfect for renters, offices, or anyone wanting flexibility. It supports 32″–70″ TVs up to 40 kg, securely holding your screen while freeing you from drilling or permanent fixtures.
Featuring five height positions and 70° swivel, you can achieve the ideal eye-level and viewing angle from any corner. Built-in cable channels keep wires neatly tucked away, and the compact footprint is perfect for corners or small cabinets.
Designed for Real Life
- Raise or lower your screen with five adjustable height levels
- Swivel up to 70° for optimal corner or shared viewing
- Fits large TVs without drilling—ideal for flexible living spaces
- Compact base with cable channels keeps your setup tidy
- Sturdy steel build supporting up to 40 kg
- Easy to assemble with included mounting hardware
Key Features
- Supports 32″–70″ TVs up to 40 kg
- Five height settings for eye-level comfort
- 70° swivel for flexible room positioning
- Integrated cable management keeps cables hidden
- Compact footprint ideal for small cabinets or corners
- Sturdy build with 10‑year warranty and included mounting kit
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