2 Piece TV Top Shelf Adjustable Mount Bracket, Black

I actually bought this to use as a bed frame shelf. The shelves specifically made as bed frame shelves were too large. This item is perfect to hold a cell phone w/o extending too far out into the room.

I recently bought a pair of these little 11.8 x 4.7 Inch each shelves to fit my 32 inch sized flat screen television resting on a table top stand.. While they are primarily made of plastc, I find they are well designed, quite stable, bears the weight of my new Roku Ultra and even a couple of remotes easily, and is attractive in it's own way. It is far from obtrusive with it's black color, tucked away positioning on the television, and angle of holding the Roku unit as to permit it's sight of vision to "read" the infrared commands of the remote with nothing in it's way. The front support "hooks" downward onto the actual framing of the television/monitor allows for this. The shelf top's anti-skid tread along with the lip/fence at the shelf:s rear helps prevent the products sitting on it does not slide/roll/fall off too easily. The two support legs provide more than enough customizing stability support without absolutely no wobble at all!No tools are needed to attach it to it's intended permanent place. It can be folded flat for storage or moving. One of the shelves I did not need at this time is stored within my dresser drawer still wrapped up in it's original packaging and does not take up too much space there.I still recommend buying them both. You can never have enough of cleverly designed inexpensive products to help make life a bit easier!*****UNEXPECTED UPDATE!******The day after I received & set up my shelf, the area it's installed in experienced a magnitude 4.4 earthquake. Not only the little shelf stayed in place, the Roku Ultra barely moved out of it's place sitting right on it! Now that is a well designed shelf plus money well spent if I ever heard of!

These are being used to hold two Logitech Z533 speakers above my StepManiaX arcade dance game monitor. They are simple enough to use. You simply loosen the two knobs by turning them counterclockwise. Then, you place the front lip of the platform over the top edge of your television/monitor. From there, you angle and adjust the "legs" so that when weight is added to the platform, the "legs" will push into the vertical surface of the back of the television/monitor. Once you have angled the "legs" and tightened the knobs by turning them clockwise, you're good to go. These work perfectly for how I am using them. There is no way these things would fall off or break unless someone deliberately pushes down on them very hard or I'm wobbling my monitor back and forth and side to side a whole bunch. I'm more than happy with these! Sure, they do feel a bit anemic but that's only because they are plastic rather than metal or a thicker material. It will feel even more flimsy once you loosen them in order to adjust the angle of the "legs". But that's by design. Once you tighten them, that flimsy feeling goes away. You can probably break these by hand if you tried to snap them in half with a decent amount of force. But...don't do that. Lol. Use them how they are intended and I don't see why anybody should have any issues with these at all, seriously!

Easy to set up; fairly sturdy/stable; fits nicely; very stable. The only thing is the front lip that fits over the monitor is a little wide so if the monitor has a thin/small border, the front lip of the stand may cover a small part of the display.

I put these on top of my TV with my computer speaker on them. My tv is mounted to a wall mount bracket that doesn't extend. The shelves still fit on the TV for some reason.

These are really cool. They sit on the top of the TV and hold a small component. Awesome. Don’t have to have as many wires running up and down the wall.