Can this wall mount handle the weight of a Samsung 55" TV as well as the weight of a sound bar mounted to the TV?
310912
I presently have a Samsumg Ultra Slim Plasma on this mount and as much as its slim you need to add some extra fastening to prevent the tilt from moving. sadly the weight is too much for the mount and i find it moes from it's upright 90 degree location to a 60 degreee spot. I am going to keep the mount but secure it with a #10 self tapper.
310913
No, at least ours doesn't hold our 52" without a wedge in the bracket to hold the TV upright and flush with the wall. When we consider a new TV, we will probably replace the bracket too.
310914
I used this mount on a 46 in samsung and have a sono's sound bar attached - it is more than secure. The mount is actually a little bit too big for the 46 in tv. When it is angled you see just a little bit of the side of the mount. Even with that i am very happy with the mount and think you will be too. It is actually meant for a bigger tv and do not think you will be disappointed. The mount is made really well. Good luck to you.
310915
I believe it will. I have a 55" Samsung UHD TV and it does quite well even when fully extended. However, I do not have a sound bar attached. No idea what one of those weighs.
2237315
Yes. I have 55" tv on it. Tv extends over edges of stand, but as long as the base fits securely and tv is less than 95 pounds you should be fine.
1727515
I have a 50 inch that weighs about 60 lbs, this mount is very sturdy, I'm not sure what the weight rating is but if you get the lag bolts into studs I'd say you'd be fine.
91303
Sturdiness wise it probably will hold the weight if you have it squarely in the stud. I have an LG 47" mounted on mine and the Sanus heartily holds it. The problem my lie in where the mounting holes are on your 55". I had an older 42" LG that I was originally going to use with this mount, however, the mounting holes on the TV were too wide for the Sanus bracket.
2220276
My opinion would be no. It's fairly heavy (several pounds). It's 54 inches long. The top of the sound bar is smooth plastic so I'm not sure how you would mount it. You could mount a shelf under the TV and sit the sound bar on it, as long as it was anchored into studs.
326307
I purchased a Samsung TV that weighs 19# to wall mount. The bracket is not challenged at all with that weight (it is well made), so I think 30 to 35# may still work with sound stud mounting of the base screws. I did not buy the VESA TV brand that is mentioned in the brcket materials, and did have to buy 4 new metric mounting screws for the Samsung brand. If you are buying Vesa, the screws may ne long enough.
1080171
I have a 55 inch lcd that it holds easily. My tv is about 50 pounds and no problems.
700376
As long as you get it mounted in your studs you'll be fine. This thing is a beast. It holds my 65" Samsung with no sag fully extended from the wall. I would def. recommend this product. Its heavy and good quality
1078726
I would say yes. It will hold more than a 60'' tv. It's heavy steel, well made. Your tv can't way 150lbs, that's what they rate it for.
2147670
The 47" Philips I bought this mount for weighs around 100 pounds - that's no problem. The mount is rated for 165. As long as you hit both studs on center and snug all four lags up I don't see how you could have an issue with sagging.
700623
I have a Polk sound bar on my bracket which weighs only about 6 lbs. 15 lbs shouldn't be a problem as long as it sits properly. Check the weight limits on the bracket to be sure. Love my bracket even though it was a bit expensive.
1051532
I put a 42" TV on the mount. Worked perfectly. Not sure about a 55", though. Be sure to read the specs first.
218128
If your TV weighs more than 50 pounds I would say it might not be your best choice. It says it supports up to 25 Kilograms which is 56 pounds.
65208
It could handle the weight easily, but needs to be firmly attached to the wall, as into studs. I have an older Onkyo NR801 on this in my garage.
989474
I am actually not sure but I have a fairly heavy tv.. it is 55 inch (the max) and it is doing great.
470995
I used these with my Samsung 55" Series 7 and the Samsung sound bar with no issue. The long part of the arm was sandwiched between the back of the TV and the mounting bracket with the short arm on the bottom of the TV. Then I attached the sound bar bracket to the short arm and hung the soundbar. No problem
662432
I Would NOT recommend it. I have a 55" slim and I'm not feeling too confident in the hardware. The bracket turns and swivels with tightness. Your TV is heavy and wider. I'd pay a little more for the better quality.