Universal Speaker Stands for Surround Sound up to 22lbs - 28 Inch Bookshelf Speaker Stands for Bose, Polk, JBL, KEF, Klipsch & Others, Floor Speaker Stand with Cable Management 1Pair- PGSS6

Solid and sleek design. Easy to construct and a nice carpet / hardwood feet.

Spent a fair bit of time trying to find a pair of stands for my book shelves, and where I didn't have to break the bank.Pros: This one is reasonably well built, and has holes to run cables - very imp to me (and to the missus). Nice glass stand and base.Cons: A tad light and I worry that it could be toppled over easily. Might not be the best option if you plan to place heavy and/or expensive book shelves (mine are 10 year old pair of Jamos and close to being replaced, so...)

Its very easy to set up nice and sturdy delivered quickly the finish is tempered glass so looks super clean.

Easy peazy to put together, everything you need is in the box. May have taken 25-30 minutes. They seem sturdy and stable. My other stands were mated to my speakers (18 lb Martin Logan 35 XTI ) with command strips. The base or floor part on these stands have 40% more surface area as compared to my old stands (which are headed to the garbage) so I am not using the strips with these stands. I am however using iOS acoustic pucks with them which have a “tackiness” to them. My speakers , not sure if due to the stands or the pucks or a combination of both, finally came alive. I played 20 seconds of a tune for my wife and it was an immediate two thumbs up, she was actually amazed at the realistic difference in sound quality and sound stage. She said they sounded completely different so it was just not me in thinkings so as I imagined she would meh…. I mean they are $60… great value, easy to put together, stable….

Assembling these is easy enough. Unfortunately I had to do it twice.After putting them together, I tried to run the wires through the holes. I could not get the wires to get past the connecting nut in the middle. I had to take them apart, put the wires in, then put them back together.Now that that's done, they look decent and feel solid. The plastic connector in the middle is not noticeable. The metal tips work great for carpet. It's nice that you can offset the top -- I have the base square with the wall with the top angled in for rear surround speakers.There aren't any grommets for the speaker wire holes. They're not extremely sharp but I will probably try to find grommets that fit at some point. Which will mean taking them apart again.