After researching mobile TV carts, I kept coming back to Loctek P2 because of the stable rolling base and the tilting ability it gives for viewing. It was one of the most expensive of carts, so, the price kept me looking for another stable cart to hold my 65" Samsung curve. I reviewed the assembly video many times which made me confident that I could put it together with ease.
Making my final decision the Loctek was purchased. I thought what the heck, go for it even though the high price, my mind was at rest knowing I would most likely NOT have a tipping over accident while I rolled the expensive TV from room to room.
Delivery was on time. The weight of the box was surprisingly lighter than I anticipated affording me to lift it by myself into position for assembly.
It was an ease to put together just like the video shows. Outside of going to the hardware store for longer screws to fit the hanger on the back of the CurveTV all went together well. The screws bought were: M8-1.25x35 for the top 2 fittings and M8-1.25x40 for the bottom 2 fittings. This is a well thought out unit that certainly has not let me down. It's double wheels and base configuration holds the weight of the TV securely while in rolling motion. It easily glides through standard doorways sideways, perfectly all by my self in my 5'2" frame with a big 65" TV attached to this cart.
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Product Description
The P2 luxury mobile tv stand is the Loctek's highest quality product. With a wide and durable base construction, the P2 provides you with the maximum stability and extended use. P2 could hold a 32"-70" wide TV up to 99 lbs
The magnificent body shape is great for offices, conference rooms, tradeshows, hotels, hospitals, airports, and lobbies.
Made of high grade aluminum with durable powder coat finish
Component shelf for holding A/V equipment
Overhead camera shelf for web conferencing
Specifications
Fits most TVs from 32" to 70"
VESA Compliant 600x400
Supports weight up to 99 lbs
Adjust TV screen height from 34.8" to 63”
Color: Silver&Black
Plastic Shelf capacity: 11 lbs
Adjust AV shelf height from 5.9" to 31.5”
Four heavy-duty swivel caster wheels for easy gliding and locking; Perfect for moving around easily.
Built-in cable management system routes cables neatly
Automatic Safety locking System: With magnetic knot, safety lock can be adsorbed on the mount securely.
Locking mechanism with quick release easily secures TV.
Product information
| Product Dimensions | 8.86 x 38.19 x 20.87 inches |
|---|---|
| Item Weight | 42.6 pounds |
| Manufacturer | Loctek |
| ASIN | B00W94NF3O |
| Item model number | P2-sba |
| Customer Reviews |
4.1 out of 5 stars |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Date First Available | January 26, 2015 |
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Overall sturdy construction, with a couple of concerns
We purchased this moveable cart for a large (70" +) Vizio tv/screen we will be using to teach lessons in the library at our school. What appealed most was the ability to move the cart to any area we would like, making it perfect for groups of different sizes and for different purposes. (I admit to being tempted to come in on the weekend just to stream Game of Thrones on the awesome big screen, but so far have been able to resist!) We have been using the mount with the screen for about 6 weeks so far, and here are my thoughts: I was able to put the entire thing together by myself, using the tools and instructions included with the stand. The base is quite heavy, which is a good thing, but be aware of that if you are going to put it together yourself. Overall the construction of the base and column are sturdy. I do have a couple of concerns to keep in mind. First and foremost, the adjustable column (aluminium, looks like) that holds the tv screen at the desired height is held in place by set screws on the side of the column. You adjust the height, and then tighten the screws. These screws are not very long, and it is only the pressure of the screw tips against the aluminum column that holds the screen up. I would much rather have had a line of holes and buttons/metal pieces that popped into the holes to hold the column up, more like on older telescoping mounts. I am concerned that over time the weight of the screen will cause the screws to slip. Other, more minor concerns: The shelf that affixes to the front of the mount is quite flimsy. Since it has a cut-out hand-hold, it is a logical place for most people to grab when they want to move the stand. Since the stand and tv together are fairly heavy, I have concerns that this will not hold up over time. Also, this shelf is awkward for holding a laptop when the screen is at its lowest height (which is where I had to put it, since the screen is so large). The top of the laptop covers a bit of the screen when it is open. Also, the plastic hand-hold that is intended for use when moving the stand is very flimsy. It is hollow molded plastic, and very short, and is mounted on the back of the column. The force required to get the stand moving is enough that again, over time, I worry that it will crack. Plus it is uncomfortable to grip because of its sharp edges. Finally, I have been unable to get the screen to stay perpendicular to the ground. There is a movable bracket which holds the screen at the desired position, but after everything was mounted, it slipped and allowed the tv screen to tilt downward. I am unable to adjust the nut that holds the pivoting bracket without disassembling the entire setup. Last (and certainly least), the base had a couple of scratches when it arrived. The pieces were well-wrapped and padded, so obviously these nicks happened at the factory, and were not caught.
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Great cart and very easy to put together. I saw some other reviews about this being difficult to assemble and this was just not the case with this cart. I've assembled everything from furniture to kids toys to parts kits for ATVs. I still get excited when I see the parts separated out with labels for what exact screw is E9!! (see picture)
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- Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2018
We purchased this moveable cart for a large (70" +) Vizio tv/screen we will be using to teach lessons in the library at our school. What appealed most was the ability to move the cart to any area we would like, making it perfect for groups of different sizes and for different purposes. (I admit to being tempted to come in on the weekend just to stream Game of Thrones on the awesome big screen, but so far have been able to resist!)
Overall sturdy construction, with a couple of concerns
Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2018
We have been using the mount with the screen for about 6 weeks so far, and here are my thoughts:
I was able to put the entire thing together by myself, using the tools and instructions included with the stand. The base is quite heavy, which is a good thing, but be aware of that if you are going to put it together yourself.
Overall the construction of the base and column are sturdy.
I do have a couple of concerns to keep in mind. First and foremost, the adjustable column (aluminium, looks like) that holds the tv screen at the desired height is held in place by set screws on the side of the column. You adjust the height, and then tighten the screws. These screws are not very long, and it is only the pressure of the screw tips against the aluminum column that holds the screen up. I would much rather have had a line of holes and buttons/metal pieces that popped into the holes to hold the column up, more like on older telescoping mounts. I am concerned that over time the weight of the screen will cause the screws to slip.
Other, more minor concerns: The shelf that affixes to the front of the mount is quite flimsy. Since it has a cut-out hand-hold, it is a logical place for most people to grab when they want to move the stand. Since the stand and tv together are fairly heavy, I have concerns that this will not hold up over time.
Also, this shelf is awkward for holding a laptop when the screen is at its lowest height (which is where I had to put it, since the screen is so large). The top of the laptop covers a bit of the screen when it is open.
Also, the plastic hand-hold that is intended for use when moving the stand is very flimsy. It is hollow molded plastic, and very short, and is mounted on the back of the column. The force required to get the stand moving is enough that again, over time, I worry that it will crack. Plus it is uncomfortable to grip because of its sharp edges.
Finally, I have been unable to get the screen to stay perpendicular to the ground. There is a movable bracket which holds the screen at the desired position, but after everything was mounted, it slipped and allowed the tv screen to tilt downward. I am unable to adjust the nut that holds the pivoting bracket without disassembling the entire setup.
Last (and certainly least), the base had a couple of scratches when it arrived. The pieces were well-wrapped and padded, so obviously these nicks happened at the factory, and were not caught.
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