How big of a TV will this mount hold?
893311
We purchased this mount for a 19" or 20" TV for our travel trailer. I don't remember what the recommendation was, but it did state it on the package. We really like it!
893312
I believe it said up to 22 inches. I just did a 19 inch. Cool mount. Easy and sturdy.
893313
I mounted a 22 inch LCD TV in a camper with the mount, can't remember the instructions but a 26 inch should be OK, a 32 inch would probably be too heavy for the mount.
893314
Of course the tv has to have the proper VESA holes 75 or 100. I mounted 19 or 20 inch LCD TVs on them with no problems. You could probably go up to 24 or so. They seem to be well made and sturdy.
893315
I only have a 19 samsung on it so not sure. I probably would not want to put anything larger that a 24 and that might be pushing it.
1080562
I am using a 55" TV but I think smaller TV (below 40") will work. It depends on how the TV hooks on to the wall mount.
484631
The manufacturer states that this mount fits most televisions up to 55". The brackets will fit the television but I would certainly want to secure the bracket to the wall. It would be the weight of the television pulling on the bracket that would be of most concern. Good luck.
1493937
Approximately 32"-33" (difficult to measure behind the mounted TV). Mine supports an extremely heavy 65" Panasonic plasma 3D "smart" TV. Installed almost a year ago.
2018001
not very - our sticks out about 4-6 inches. I was a little disappointed with that. Another thing to consider is that if your tv is especially heavy the mount does have some give in it so the tv will tilt slightly.
1402107
Like the ad says "Digicom Tilting TV Mount for 40" to 70" Plasma, LED's & LCD TV's", I have a 60 inch Sony (LCD) and a 65 inch Vizio (LCD) both weighing 100-120 lbs, and it holds them with no problems.
2174944
I think you'll be OK - I can't measure it accurately because my TV back is covered when the mount is folded. It's close to 2-1/2 to 2-3/4 inches. It's a good mount, and really sturdy. I have a 31 inch mounted to it. Give it a try and return it if it doesn't work.
435008
I can't answer your question with certainty, however, we hung a 70" TV on this mount and it has been in place for 2 years now. Very happy with the mount.
186299
This would work, but you should drill anchors at each corner of the mount so that the mount doesn't move around. But with the large lugs that come with it, you should be fine as long as the TV is under 50lbs.
1379405
Your TV is only 48lbs while the mount can handle easily over a 100. Your TV uses 400 x 400 pattern for mounting, which the mount is capable of. So yes, this mount will work for you.
1822761
I just ordered this through Vine, and plan on testing it with my Panasonic 42" which weighs 64lbs, so I will definitely report back. But according to another review there are plenty of extenders and hardware, so the mount should line up on 42" TV's. But I'll definitely let you know, as well as write a review.
1678807
As long as your preset wall mount hole on the back of your TV is 400mm maximum (16 inches) it will. I have a TV that's 52" and it hold it perfect. As long as you use a stud finder to guarantee that you install it in the center of the stud, it will hold.
2210824
The manufacturer says 32" to 47". I would take their word for it. Personally, I would think this mount would be over-kill for your tv. I am not sure but using the all the full functions may result in the tv not hiding part of the mount.
898447
I mounted a 50 inch panasonic tv and it fits fine. Would not install anything bigger.
1186004
Don't do it. My 75lbs plasma caused the mounting plate to twist allowing the whole Tv to angle forward. Recommend you look for professional grade mount for that size.
1739164
This wall mount will work with your TV, as long as the bolt hole locations behind the TV are up to 30.3" apart horizontally and up to 18.5" vertically. The carrying capacity is 175 lbs.
2153758
This mount is very heavy duty and may be a bit much for a 36" TV but it would work. It works extremely well for my 55" Plasma.