TV Stands & Carts (11 products)

TV stands and carts are built for flexibility. They let you move a screen from room to room, set the right viewing height, and lock it in place safely. This collection is best for offices, classrooms, events, conference rooms, trade shows, houses of worship, and shared family spaces where the TV needs to travel.

Need mobility: choose a cart with locking casters and a stable base.
Need a clean stationary setup: choose a stand with a fixed footprint and cable management.
Need frequent height changes: choose a height adjustable model with a wide range.
Need accessories: look for shelving, camera shelf support, or storage options depending on your use case.

Fast chooser:

Classrooms and training rooms: mobile cart with locking wheels plus shelf for AV gear.
Conference rooms and presentations: stable cart with clean cable routing and height adjustment.
Home flexibility: stand for a cleaner look or a cart if you need to reposition often.

Want a stand that includes a built in mount for a non mobile setup? Browse TV stands with mounts. Shopping for a wall install instead? See TV wall mounts.

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TV Stands & Carts

How to choose the right TV stand cart

1) Match your TV to the cart rating

Size is not the decision maker. Weight capacity and VESA compatibility are. Confirm your TV weight, then choose a cart rated above it with a comfortable safety buffer. Next confirm the VESA pattern on the back of your TV and match it to the supported range.

2) Choose stable mobility

If you plan to roll the screen between rooms, prioritize a wide base and locking casters. Stability matters more than compactness. Lock the wheels every time before use.

3) Pick the height range that fits the room

For seated viewing, the center of the screen should land near seated eye level. For classrooms or standing audiences, aim higher. If multiple people use the cart, choose a model that adjusts quickly so it actually gets used correctly.

4) Decide if you need shelves and add ons

Media shelf: for streaming boxes, laptops, or small players.
Component shelf: for heavier AV gear and devices.
Cable management: reduces tug risk and makes setups look professional.

Common use cases

Office and conference: mobile presentations, hybrid meetings, shared screens.
Education: classroom displays, rolling between rooms, training setups.
Events: trade shows, receptions, temporary signage, check in displays.
Home: flexible placement without drilling into walls.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are TV carts safe on carpet?

Yes, but you want larger casters and a stable base. Always lock the wheels once positioned. If the cart feels unstable on thick carpet, choose a heavier duty model with a wider footprint.

Do TV carts work for large screens?

Many do, but you must match weight rating and VESA range. For larger TVs, prioritize heavier duty carts designed for bigger screens and higher loads.

Do I need to mount into studs with a TV cart?

No. A cart is a standalone solution. If your goal is a permanent wall install, use a wall mount instead and browse <a href="/collections/tv-mounts">TV mounts</a>.