TVs are constantly getting lighter. Has anyone had success using this mount with a larger TV that is within the weight specs for the mount?
866372
I don't know but I am looking to get a 55" soon and was going to try it and see what happens so I will post the results when I do.
866373
I used this mount with the Sony KDL50W800B 50-Inch + Sony Adapter and it worked for me. The bolts aligned perfectly with the Sony Wall Mount VESA Adapter #448584401
866374
This is a very VERY sturdy mount. It would be fine as long as the bolt patterns line up and you find a stud to screw into (per usual with wall mounts) you will like it.
1228675
This mount did not work for my 32 inch Sony Bravia - the brackets were too wide and extended beyond the TV. So I don't know the weight limit but definitely check the width of the brackets
251632
From my experience the arms that attach to the back of the TV will adjust to almost any size TV. We used it on a LG 47" that weighed 40 lbs and it works great even at full extension from the wall (it's mounted in an alcove above a fireplace and we pull it all the way forward and down 15 degrees for watching in bed). Should handle a 60 lb TV, as it's rated to 120. JUST MAKE SURE YOU SECURELY BOLT IT TO STUDS!!!
186300
Worked for me. I had the same issue. I was able to slide the mount to the side to catch both the center and one off to the side a bit, the arms allowed me to move the TV back to the center of the wall when pushed all the way in and still cover the mount in the back...in other words, I had a stud in the middle, but was able to screw the left side of the mount into that, then slide it over an mount the right side to another stud, but sill position the TV in the center of my space.
1739163
Did you go with this mount? Did it hold? I'm having the same issue. Initially purchased a 60" when I bought the mount, but later exchanged for 65".
378591
I would strongly recommend not using this mount for anything over 75 lbs. I attempted to mount my 50 inch LG (98 lbs) and the mount arms started to buckle. I'm using the mount for my bedroom 30 inch (40 lbs) TV.
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.
1883582
From the description on this item: Maximum weight capacity: 220lbs.As long as you properly attach this mount to support beams in your wall, you should be all good. This thing is a tank dude. I rock my 52" Samsung purchased in 2007 and that tv has a fat ass. This mount doesn't flinch. Swings around with ease. Only issue is if you're not careful, you can nick out the drywall when you're swinging the tv to the left or right. Just be aware of where the mount is in relation to the wall...since its behind the tv and out of sight.
2198225
I use it with a 65" Samsung and I think that was pushing it to the limit. I would recommend a mount that has a different swivel arm. While the bracket is secure to the wall, extended, the swivel arm seems a bit stressed.
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.
2173265
Yes my tv weight more than 95 lbs and I didn't have any problems, some people complains of a little bit of sagging that can be prevented using something to hold the weight behind the stand legs, but I didn't use anything and didn't have any problem.
741543
I haven't used this model, but in general the mount are the same, but your tv will hang over each side by 6.5 inches. This may or may not be acceptable to you, but it should work:)
386393
I have this mount holding a 50" Sony that weights about 35lbs. the mount is bolted to the studs in my wall...two bolts. It handles the weight just fine moves very easily in all directions. Great mount the way i am using it. However, i would not mount any tv or anything else heavier than 5lbs to just the sheetrock. Don't risk it.
1727517
I installed a new Samsung 75" LED TV (73 lbs) with this mount with no problem and also mounted an older 50" that weighs more. I can't remember the exact weight of the older TV, but I thought is was tipping the scales at around 90 lb. I admit that this mount isn't as beefy as some (it's low profile after all), but it's solid with the two TVs I used it on. It's rated at 165 lb, so I think you have plenty of margin even though I wouldn't be comfortable at 165 lbs.
1451733
it is clearly not designed to. I had no problem installing a 24" TV onto the VESA plate by myself holding TV with one arm and screwing the holding screws in with the other hand. The largest size recommended for this mount is 24" and they only weigh 7-9 pounds.
1531496
I do not know how the weight limit of 135lb was established. Basic physics, the force on the mount increases as the TV is extended from the wall. If the maximum spec is with the TV against the wall (minimum extension), the max spec weight decreases as you move the weight out from the wall. So, if you are using it against the wall, it may work for you. If you are going to use it extended, I'd spend the extra dollar on a more substantial mount.
42752
Yes! This is a very sturdy mount. I have a 60 inch and it holds it...I have never tried but I can bet I can hang on it and it would still hold me and my TV at the same time...