For a Sharp Aquos 70 in,99.2 lbs, on top of an appropriate sized TV stand, will these straps work? Wall or furniture mount suggested for kid safety?
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At almost 100 pds I'm not sure these straps are adaquite. Where to attache the straps should be determined by where the danger to the set comes from. My set is at a corner where to room and an entrance hall dissect so that passersby might inadvertently hit it, but the achors hold the set (30 pds) rock steady so the the risk is minimal. Every set up should require a different response to the danger. Good luck.
1518703
NO...these straps are not reliable at all. The part that failed on me is the end piece (plastic) that tied into the surface---it will fail with any pressure...poor design
1518704
At almost 100 pds I'm not sure these straps are adaquite. Where to attache the straps should be determined by where the danger to the set comes from. My set is at a corner where to room and an entrance hall dissect so that passersby might inadvertently hit it, but the achors hold the set (30 pds)rock steady so the the risk is minimal. Every set up should require a different response to the danger. Good luck.
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
689272
I mounted mine to a stud. But I have a larger tv. It would depend on how much your tv weighs.if possible I would take the safe route.
293044
Yes, I have a 60 inch and the straps secure it well. They are adjustable to any size tv.
81810
Depends on the earthquake, how you install them and where you install them. If the wall comes down, well, the straps and furniture will come with it. If you install them not in a stud, a good shaker might pull them out of the wall. It is definitely better than NO straps, AND if you have little one's keeps the furniture from toppling forward if they start climbing up it.
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I don't believe it should be a "hang-over problem, if you CENTER your TV stand, right in the very center of the Convenience Concepts platform. But, if you need a little more security, or worry about your TV falling off, you can purchase some (small) suspension straps, from any of the major, hardware & tool vendors. I recommend: HARBOR FREIGHT.COM or Global Industrial.com. And, it's likely, you may find them, at HOME DEPOT. Make sure, that you get the THIN straps, with the ratchet on the end of the strap. And, make sure that the strap is long-enough to go completely around the TV & the top-shelf of the Convenience stand. I don't believe it should be a "hang-over problem, if you CENTER your TV stand, right in the very center of the Convenience Concepts platform. But, if you need a little more security, or worry about your TV falling off, you can purchase some (small) suspension straps, from any of the major, hardware & tool vendors. I recommend: HARBOR FREIGHT.COM or Global Industrial.com. And, it's likely, you may find them, at HOME DEPOT. Make sure, that you get the THIN straps, with the ratchet on the end of the strap. And, make sure that the strap is long-enough to go completely around the TV & the... » Read More I don't believe it should be a "hang-over problem, if you CENTER your TV stand, right in the very center of the Convenience Concepts platform. But, if you need a little more security, or worry about your TV falling off, you can purchase some (small) suspension straps, from any of the major, hardware & tool vendors. I recommend: HARBOR FREIGHT.COM or Global Industrial.com. And, it's likely, you may find them, at HOME DEPOT. Make sure, that you get the THIN straps, with the ratchet on the end of the strap. And, make sure that the strap is long-enough to go completely around the TV & the top-shelf of the Convenience stand. « Show Less
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.
506699
The straps just hold the TV from falling forward. It can be knocked backwards or turned (as my little one likes to do) in either direction.
1868038
There are single arm mounts where this may be easier to do. You may want to look at the VideoSecu MP272B, or the Cheetah Mounts APSAMB, for example. The Monoprice 4562 and 5087 look identical to me, but both have extra long arm extension (over 28 inches). It reduces the weight capacity to 110lbs, but should be more than long enough for 60" and smaller TVs to turn a full 90 degrees. Thin bezelled 65" TVs may even work.
643189
I have my attached to the wall and its at an angle and works fine. I have a 65" tv hooked up to it. The tv is on a stand and the strap is added protection.
726559
I would have to say the only reason if the VESA mounting is the same would be because of the weight. I know my TV weighs around 40lb and the counter weight of this bracket works perfectly after a little adjustment. It is totally safe and will never fall while in the up position, however with a little force I can swing it down. Again, the only think I would be worried about is if you wouldnt be able to adjust the counter weight enough to equal out the amount of your monitor, causing it once moved into the down position to return up.
2153179
We use this on the couch. The strap is anchored to the frame of the couch to keep it stable. Not sure of the safety if not anchored.
2042070
not sure I have a sony bravia 42 in on the mount now and it is solid. I'm sure a 100 lbs would be fine.
1495104
The wall mount should provide ample protection but yes this will add an additional layer of protection. Just follow the directions provided on the box on how to mount the straps and you will be just fine.
559650
It all depends on where to mount the bracket on the stand. If you mount it closer to the edges of the stand, then you should be fine with the length of the straps. If you decided that the middle of the stand is where you want to mount the brackets (furthest from the wall), then you would need longer straps.
870541
Any system will work. All you need is a sturdy bar or beam or pipe or anything similar that will safety hold you weight. You fit the straps around it and off you go.
1001354
Hi Anna,The straps mount to the TV on the mounting holes that are there for people who hang their TVs to the wall. The straps come with the needed screws.Not sure about the other answer though. Mine came with two straps, so only one set was needed.