Updated 21 August 2026
Wall mounting is the standard way to run a Frame TV, but it is not the only way, and it is not an option at all if you rent, cannot drill into the wall, or just want to move the TV between rooms. An easel or floor stand lets the Frame TV keep its art-frame look without going anywhere near a drill. We compared the stands built specifically for this, plus a few universal adjustable floor stands that work well for it, and picked the ones worth setting up.
VIVO Dark Walnut Easel TV Stand (45-65 inch)
For most people who want the actual gallery-easel look, the VIVO Dark Walnut Easel Stand is the one to get: it is built specifically for this use case, holds the #1 rated spot among the options here, and looks like a real art easel rather than a repurposed TV mount.
See Price on Amazon →Our Top Picks at a Glance
| Award | Product | Price tier | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best Budget Pick | TVON TV Floor Stand (13-50 inch, up to 44 lbs) | $ · Budget | View |
| Best with Storage | TAVR Furniture Universal Floor TV Stand (32-70 inch) | $ · Budget | View |
| Best Value | Rfiver Swivel Floor TV Stand (32-65 inch) | $$ · Mid-range | View |
| Best for Larger Rooms | Perlegear Universal Floor TV Stand (32-75 inch) | $$ · Mid-range | View |
| Best Overall | VIVO Dark Walnut Easel TV Stand (45-65 inch) | $$$ · Premium | View |
| Best for Larger Frame TVs | Artistic Easel TV Stand, Black Walnut (43-65 inch, up to 88 lbs) | $$$ · Premium | View |
The Reviews
TVON TV Floor Stand (13-50 inch, up to 44 lbs)
This is the least expensive stand here, and it is sized for smaller screens, up to 50 inches, which fits the smaller end of the Frame TV lineup. It is a reasonable low-cost way to try a no-drill setup before committing to a pricier stand, though the lower weight rating means it is not the pick for a larger Frame TV.
Pros
- Lowest price of the picks here
- Fits smaller Frame TV sizes well
- Height-adjustable
- Good low-commitment way to try a floor stand
Cons
- Weight rating tops out at 44 lbs, not enough for larger Frame TVs
- Not built to look like an art easel
Skip it if: your Frame TV is 55 inches or larger.
See Price on Amazon →TAVR Furniture Universal Floor TV Stand (32-70 inch)
This one adds a tempered glass base shelf for media storage, a real practical extra if the stand is going in a living room where you also want somewhere to put a streaming box or speaker. It is height-adjustable and swivels like the other universal floor stands here, just with the added storage tier.
Pros
- Tempered glass storage shelf built in
- Fits 32-70 inch screens
- Height-adjustable and swivels
- Strong reader rating
Cons
- Storage shelf adds bulk if you don't need it
- Not built to look like an art easel
Skip it if: you don't need extra storage space and would rather have a smaller footprint.
See Price on Amazon →Rfiver Swivel Floor TV Stand (32-65 inch)
This is a universal adjustable floor stand rather than a dedicated art easel, so it looks more like a TV stand than a gallery easel, but it costs noticeably less and covers a wider size range down to 32 inches, which fits the smaller Frame TV models the easel-specific stands do not. The swivel base is a genuine extra: you can angle the screen without moving the whole stand.
Pros
- Lower price than the dedicated easel stands
- Fits 32-65 inch screens, including the smallest Frame TV size
- Swivel base for angling the screen
- Strong reader rating
Cons
- Looks like a TV stand, not an art easel
- Less suited if the art-frame aesthetic is the whole point
Skip it if: the gallery-easel look matters more to you than price or size flexibility.
See Price on Amazon →Perlegear Universal Floor TV Stand (32-75 inch)
This stand covers the widest size range of the group, up to 75 inches, with a solid wood base and anti-tip feet built for stability at that size. It is height-adjustable and swivels, which is useful in a larger room where the ideal viewing height changes depending on seating.
Pros
- Widest size range here, up to 75 inches
- Solid wood base with anti-tip feet
- Height-adjustable and swivels
- Strong reader rating
Cons
- Largest footprint of the picks here
- Not built to look like an art easel
Skip it if: you have a smaller room or a Frame TV under 55 inches where this much stand isn't needed.
See Price on Amazon →VIVO Dark Walnut Easel TV Stand (45-65 inch)
This is the pick that looks the most like an actual gallery easel rather than a TV accessory, which matters if the whole point of a Frame TV is that it reads as art. It fits 45 to 65 inch screens, covering most Frame TV sizes people actually buy, and it holds the top-rated spot among the stands we compared. No wall drilling, no stud-finding, just set it up and place the TV on it.
Pros
- Genuine art-easel look, not a repurposed TV mount
- Fits 45-65 inch screens, the common Frame TV range
- No drilling or wall mounting required
- Top-rated among the stands compared here
Cons
- Fixed size range, won't fit a 43 inch or smaller Frame TV
- Takes up floor space a wall mount would not
Skip it if: you have a 43 inch or smaller Frame TV, or you want the TV flush against the wall.
See Price on Amazon →Artistic Easel TV Stand, Black Walnut (43-65 inch, up to 88 lbs)
This one covers a slightly wider size range than the VIVO pick, down to 43 inches, and carries a higher weight rating at up to 88 pounds, which gives it more headroom for a larger Frame TV. The black walnut finish keeps the easel look intentional rather than looking like hardware store scaffolding.
Pros
- Fits 43-65 inch screens, wider range than some easel stands
- Rated up to 88 lbs, solid headroom for larger TVs
- Black walnut finish matches an art-easel aesthetic
- Strong reader rating
Cons
- Similar price to the VIVO pick without a clear standout advantage
- Still floor-standing, needs the same footprint
Skip it if: you already prefer the VIVO stand's specific look.
See Price on Amazon →What to look for
What we considered and skipped
- Artistic Easel TV Stand, White (43-65 inch): same product, price, and rating as the Black Walnut pick, just a color variant.
Frequently asked questions
Can a Samsung Frame TV sit on a stand instead of being wall mounted?
Yes. Both dedicated art-easel stands and universal adjustable floor stands work with the Frame TV, as long as the stand's size range and weight rating match your specific TV size.
Do easel stands look as good as wall mounting for the art-frame effect?
A dedicated art-easel stand, like the VIVO or Artistic Easel picks here, is built specifically to look like a gallery easel, which keeps the art-frame effect intact. A universal floor stand looks more like ordinary TV furniture, so it works but doesn't fully match the aesthetic.
What is the best Frame TV stand for renters?
Any of the stands here work well for renters since none require drilling into a wall. The main choice is between a dedicated easel look and a lower-cost universal floor stand, based on your budget and whether the art-easel aesthetic matters to you.
Do I need a specific stand for a smaller Frame TV?
Yes, check the size range on the listing. The TVON floor stand is sized for smaller screens up to 50 inches, while the Rfiver and Perlegear stands cover the smaller 32 inch Frame TV size too, alongside larger models.
Can I still hide the One Connect box cable if I use a stand instead of a wall mount?
Yes. The One Connect box and its single cable to the TV work the same way whether the TV is wall mounted or on a stand. See our wall-mount and cable kit guide for more on managing that cable and the box itself.
How we chose
We compared real Amazon listings for both dedicated art-easel TV stands and universal adjustable floor stands, checking weight capacity against Frame TV sizes, verified reader ratings, and whether the stand's look actually suits a TV meant to pass as framed art rather than obviously reading as electronics.
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