Perlesmith Table Top TV Stand Instruction Manual

Important Safety Instructions

Please carefully read all instructions before attempting installation. If you do not understand the instructions or have any concerns or questions, please contact our customer service at supportus@perlesmith.com.

CAUTION: Avoid potential personal injuries and property damage!

Do not use this product for any purpose that is not explicitly specified in this manual. Do not exceed weight capacity. PERLESMITH is not liable for damage or injury caused by improper mounting, incorrect assembly, or inappropriate use.

Weight Restrictions

[Weight icon] 88 lbs. (40 kg)

If your TV weighs more, this TV stand is NOT compatible.

WARNING: DO NOT exceed the maximum weight indicated. This TV stand is intended for use only within the maximum weights indicated. Use with products heavier than the maximum weights indicated may result in failure of the TV stand and its accessories, causing possible damage and/or injury.

Check the VESA Pattern of TV before the Installation

A diagram shows a TV's back with measurement lines indicating VESA compatibility. It lists common VESA patterns:

• 100 mm ≈ 4 in
• 200 mm ≈ 8 in
• 300 mm ≈ 12 in
• 400 mm ≈ 16 in
• 600 mm ≈ 24 in

Minimum VESA pattern: 200mm/8 in(W) x 100mm/4 in(H).

If your TV VESA is greater than 600x400 mm/24x16 in or less than VESA 200x100mm/8x4 in, this TV stand is NOT compatible.

If this TV stand is NOT compatible, please contact customer service at supportus@perlesmith.com to find a compatible product.

Tools Needed [Not Included]

• Phillips Screwdriver
• 3/8 in (10mm) Socket Wrench
• Drill
• 5/32 in (4mm) Wood Drill
• 5/16 in (8mm) Concrete Drill
• Hammer

Supplied Parts and Hardware

WARNING: This product contains small items that could be a choking hazard if swallowed.

Before starting assembly, verify all parts are included and undamaged. Do not use damaged or defective parts. If you require replacement parts, please contact our customer service at supportus@perlesmith.com.

Please note: Not all hardware included in this package will be used.

Supplied Parts and Hardware for Step 1

• Tempered Glass Base (01) x1
• Support Pillar (02) x1
• Rubber Foot (A) x6
• M6x25mm Bolt (B) x3
• Washer (C) x3
• Plastic Washer (D) x3
• Plastic Cover (03) x1
• Allen Key (I) x1

Supplied Hardware for Step 2

• M6x12mm Bolt (E) x4
• Allen Key (I) x1

Supplied Parts and Hardware for Step 3

• M6x12mm Bolt (E) x4
• M5x8mm Bolt (F) x4
• M6x35mm Bolt (G) x4
• Wall Plate (04) x2
• Connection Plate (05) x2
• Swivel Component (06) x1
• Cable Clip (H) x1
• Allen Key (I) x1

Supplied Parts and Hardware for Step 4

Note: The bolts are shown in accordance with the actual size.

M6 Bolts:

• M6x15mm Bolt (TV1) x4
• M6x35mm Bolt (TV2) x4

M8 Bolts:

• M8x15mm Bolt (TV3) x4
• M8x35mm Bolt (TV4) x4
• M8x50mm Bolt (TV5) x4

Supplied Parts for Step 5

• TV Bracket (07) x2
• L2.5mm Spacer (TV8) x8
• L10mm Spacer (TV9) x4
• L22mm Spacer (TV10) x4
• Washer (TV6) x4
• D8 Steel Washer (TV7) x4
• Safety Rope (08) x1 (Optional)
• Safety Lock (J) x2

Supplied Hardware for Step 7 (Optional)

Note: The lag screw is shown in accordance with the actual size.

• Lag Screw ST6x45mm (A1) x1
• Wall Anchor M8x40mm (A2) x1

CAUTION! This anchor is for concrete or brick walls ONLY. DO NOT use them in drywall or wood studs.

Step 1: Assemble the Base

Step 1-1: Place Rubber Feet

Place the six Rubber Feet (A) on the corners of the Tempered Glass Base (01).

Kindly note that the tempered glass base is designed to show the shiny glass side facing up.

[Diagram showing rubber feet being placed on the corners of the glass base.]

Step 1-2: Connect Support Pillar to Base

Stretch the upper support pillar (02a) from the lower support pillar (02b).

Secure the lower support pillar (02b) to the Tempered Glass Base (01) using the Plastic Cover (03), Washers (C), Plastic Washers (D), Bolts (B), and Allen Key (I).

You may need assistance with this step.

[Diagram showing the connection of the support pillar to the glass base using bolts, washers, and a plastic cover.]

Step 2: Connect Upper Support Pillar to Lower Support Pillar

Note: There are three choices for height adjustment. You can choose your desired height position while connecting the upper support pillar (02a) to the lower support pillar (02b).

The diagram illustrates three options for connecting the upper and lower support pillars, showing different height adjustments.

[Diagram showing three height adjustment options for connecting the upper and lower support pillars using bolts and an Allen key.]

Step 3: Assemble the TV Plate

Attach the Connection Plates (05) to the Swivel Component (06) using Bolts (G) and Washers (C). Then, attach the Wall Plates (04) to the Connection Plates (05) using Bolts (E) and Washers (C). Finally, attach the Cable Clip (H).

You may need assistance with this step.

[Diagram showing the assembly of the TV plate components, including connection plates, swivel component, wall plates, bolts, and cable clip.]

Step 4: Secure the TV Brackets to a TV

Select TV Bolts

Only one bolt size fits your TV. Verify adequate thread engagement with the bolt or bolt/spacer combination. We recommend thread engagement by at least 5 turns.

Bolt Length Guide:

• Too short will not hold the TV.
• Too long will damage the TV.
• Correct engagement ensures secure fastening.

[Diagram comparing bolt lengths: "Too Short", "Too Long", "Correct".]

The provided TV bolts meet most of today's TVs design. However, some TVs require special bolts which may not be in the hardware bag. PERLESMITH offers the "PSUHP" Universal Hardware Kit for older and unique applications.

When using spacers, they can be used in multi-layers (stacked). If you have difficulty installing TV bolts or spacers, please contact customer service at supportus@perlesmith.com.

Mounting the TV Brackets

CAUTION: Ensure the TV bracket (07) is EQUALLY CENTERED on your TV and securely fastened in place.

The bolt hole locations on your TV may vary according to the manufacturer's design. The diagram illustrates possible locations of the bolt holes.

[Diagram showing a TV bracket being attached to a TV, with an upward arrow indicating the direction. A note indicates that bolt hole locations may vary.]

To avoid injuries caused by tipping, it is recommended to use the tipping restraint belts (08) to attach the TV stand against the wall.

Option A (For Flat Back TV)

Use Bolts (TV1/TV3), TV Bracket (07), and Spacers (TV6). If needed, use additional Spacers (TV8) and Steel Washers (TV7) to stop spacers from falling down.

[Diagram illustrating Option A for attaching TV brackets to a flat-back TV using specific bolts, spacers, and washers.]

Option B (For Round Back TV)

Use Bolts (TV2/TV4/TV5), TV Bracket (07), Spacers (TV6), and Steel Washers (TV7). Optional: Use Spacers (TV8/TV9>/TV10).

The spacers must be used with steel washers (TV7) to stop the spacers from falling down.

[Diagram illustrating Option B for attaching TV brackets to a round-back TV, showing various spacer setups.]

Option C (For TV with A "Bump")

Spacers may be necessary for 2 holes ONLY. Use Bolts (TV1/TV3 or TV2/TV4/TV5), TV Bracket (07), Spacers (TV6), and Steel Washers (TV7). Optional: Use Spacers (TV8/TV9>/TV10).

The spacers must be used with steel washers (TV7) to stop the spacers from falling down.

[Diagram illustrating Option C for attaching TV brackets to a TV with a "bump", showing spacer usage.]

Option D

For cable interference or inset holes, use Spacers (TV8), (TV9), and (TV10) to create extra space between the TV and TV brackets. Use Bolts (TV2/TV4/TV5), TV Bracket (07), and Steel Washers (TV7).

The spacers must be used with steel washers (TV7) to stop the spacers from falling down.

[Diagram illustrating Option D for creating extra space using spacers.]

Step 5: Attach TV to the TV Plate and Manage the Wires

TV brackets are three-height-adjustable. You can choose the proper height.

[Diagram showing three height adjustment options for the TV brackets.]

Step 5-1: Hang the TV with brackets to the TV plate.

Step 5-2: Push the bottom of the TV to the TV plate.

Step 5-3: Insert the Safety Lock (J) into the upward facing hooks at the midway to the lower part of the TV bracket. This is where the lower part of the TV bracket meets the TV plate. Then tighten the bolts of the Safety Lock (J) until the bolts touch the TV plate.

Please note, there are no bolt holes in the TV plate.

Kindly note that the TV should be hung in the center of the TV plate to keep balance. The safety straps should be hung behind the TV stand as shown in Fig. 1.

[Diagram showing the TV being hung on the bracket, with a close-up of the safety lock insertion and tightening.]

Step 5-4: Manage the wires.

[Diagram showing how to manage wires using a cable clip.]

Step 6: Swivel Adjustment

If necessary, the TV plate or TV can be swivelled manually.

[Diagram showing the TV being manually swivelled on the stand.]

Step 7: Secure the Safety Rope with TV Stand against Wall (Optional)

This unit is just for sample display.

To avoid any injuries caused by tipping, it is recommended to use the tipping restraint belts (08) to attach the TV stand against the wall.

Wood Stud Wall Installation:

Use Lag Screw (A1) and Tipping Restraint Belt (08). Required tools: 3/8 in (10mm) Socket Wrench. Anchor length: 49/64 in (45mm). Drill bit size: 5/32 in (ø4mm).

[Diagram showing how to attach the safety rope to a wood stud wall using a lag screw and socket wrench.]

Concrete & Brick Wall Installation:

Use Lag Screw (A1), Wall Anchor (A2), and Tipping Restraint Belt (08). Required tools: 3/8 in (10mm) Socket Wrench. Anchor length: 31/32 in (50mm). Drill bit size: 5/16 in (ø8mm).

[Diagram showing how to attach the safety rope to a concrete or brick wall using a lag screw, wall anchor, and socket wrench.]