Truss TV Stand

The Truss TV Stand is a mobile, heavy-duty stand for 85″ TVs, built from a swivel-castor base plate and modular truss upright. It offers a stable, easily repositioned alternative to a full ceiling or wall truss mount.

Description

The Truss TV Stand gives you a mobile, heavy-duty mounting solution for large-format displays. It’s built around a heavy-duty base plate fitted with 5 swivel castors, paired with a modular truss upright to support the TV at the correct height. As a result, it offers the stability of a truss mount, without needing to rig into a ceiling or fixed structure.

The base plate’s 5 integrated swivel castors allow smooth, easy repositioning on site. Therefore, crews can move the stand into position quickly during bump-in, without needing to disassemble or re-rig the structure. The black finish keeps the stand visually unobtrusive on stage or on set.

Key Features

  • Mobile base plate with 5 heavy-duty swivel castors
  • Modular truss upright for stable, secure TV mounting
  • Suited to large-format displays, including 85″ TVs
  • Black finish for a professional on-stage or on-set appearance
  • Easily repositioned without disassembly
  • Alternative to full ceiling or wall truss mounting

A Flexible Alternative to Fixed Mounting

Since large-format displays like the 85″ TV require truss mounting due to their size and weight, this stand gives you that same secure support in a mobile, freestanding format. Therefore, it suits venues or events where rigging into a fixed structure isn’t practical or possible.

As a result, the Truss TV Stand is a strong option for conferences, exhibitions, and corporate events needing a large, stable display that can still be repositioned easily between setups or sessions.

One thing worth confirming before this goes live: I’ve kept the truss height and exact upright configuration generic since I don’t have your specific build specs (truss length used, TV bracket type, total assembled height). If you want those details included as a spec list, let me know the numbers and I’ll add them in.