Reddit reviews 1home Mobile TV Cart Rolling TV Stand with Laptop Shelf/Tray, Locking Wheels for 23-55 inch LCD LED OLED Plasma Display Trolley Floor Stand Holds up to 55lbs Max VESA 400x400mm Black
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Flexible mount bracket fits most Plasma/LCD/LED Flat Screens from 23 to 55 inch with a maximum load capacity of 25kg/55lbs; VESA compatibility up to 400x400mm; convenient for moving around your flat screen in home, business, and classroom settingsThe mounting bracket can be tilted up and down by 15 degrees; height adjustable from 39.37’’ to 59’’ to provide the optical viewing angle; comes with a sturdy media shelf to hold a laptop, DVD or gaming system; the shelf can also be adjusted from 14.17’’ to 27.56’’Equipped with four heavy-duty casters to easily move the TV cart from one place to another; the built-in locking mechanism allows the cart to be stationary or mobile when desiredFeaturing an integrated cable management system to conceal the wires; high-quality steel frame with a stylish gloss finish ensures durability and stability; low-profile rear feet help to place the cart close to the wallAssembly is easy; all necessary fixings and installation instructions are provided for installation
I use this floor stand for the TV with this monitor stand mounted on top of it.
My desk setup is just a large, deep desk and my chair is made by Osborne ergonomics, it was made to measure, a guy came round and took a tape measure out.
But I don't use it anymore as my couch setup is just so damn comfortable for working and for gaming.
I have my monster pc on a sideboard in the living room. My seat is a two seater recliner which is a decent height off the ground and I have the back against the wall for when I want to rest my head, I also use two bed pillows. One on it's side and one sitting straight on top of that one, it's really comfortable this way and I can sit for multiple hours.
I can sit upright when typing and recline when I feel like it, especially when gaming.
To my right hand side I have a low stand which has a roccat sova mk Lapboard, I reach over to grab it etc, I also keep my controllers there.
The Lapboard is the best out of all the ones I've tried and feels perfectly comfortable and balanced when on your lap.
In front of that I have a thin table which holds cups and remotes etc.
My monitor is on a wheeled pedestal stand, I have it at just the right height for sitting up but also good for reclining, I have a soundbar on its shelf.
This is the stand I use: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B074TB5MG5/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_LVJTDbP271QFK
Works a treat, I cut the remaining pole off as I have it quite low, I also recommend if you go the couch and monitor route to make a cover for protection. I ordered one off amazon for standard aspect 52", cut the height in half and used industrial strength double sided tape to tidy the edges up and inserted a cut piece of card with quality microfibre to the inside.
Honestly, this is more comfortable than any desk and chair combination I've ever tried, even the most expensive, fully ergonomic ones.
Everyones back problems and pain are different. I'd recommend getting the recliner first if you decide to go that route (if possible goto a store to sit in them), then if that's comfortable going from there with the rest of the setup.
Edit:
I also, always sit on the right hand side, partly because that's where I keep everything but mainly because my problem is to do with my L5 disc, sitting to my right is much more conformable, my couch has large padded arms that I can lean into.
K on the mount, then get this:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B074TB5MG5