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Most listings specify maximum TV sizes in the 65–75 inch range, and at least one listing supports TVs up to 85 inches. Exact size limits vary by model, so check each product page for the listed maximum TV size and compatibility.

Most stands require adult assembly. Many listings note features that simplify assembly—numbered parts, pre-drilled holes, and in some cases basic tools included—while at least one listing explicitly states tools are not provided. Always check the specific product listing for exact assembly requirements and any included tools.

Several stands list integrated power/charging features, commonly a pair of AC outlets plus two USB ports (often called a built-in charging station or center charging port). Availability and exact port counts vary by model, so review the product description for details.

Some stands include RGB/LED lighting with adjustable colors and modes (app or music-reactive), while others incorporate an electric fireplace insert—typically a 3-sided unit with multiple flame colors and an infrared heater with adjustable temperature. Feature sets vary, so check each listing for specifics.

Listings mention a mix of wood-based materials: solid wood frames, MDF (medium-density fiberboard), wood composites/engineered boards (including E0-grade options), and timbers such as oak and pine. Material and grade vary by model—see the product description for precise construction details.

Many listings include cable-management features such as built-in cord holes or routed channels. Common safety/stability features noted include adjustable leveling feet, anti-tip devices, and non-slip pads on modular pieces. Specific features vary by model—check the product listing for details.

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