If the TV weighs less than 110 lbs can it be larger than 60''? If not do you have a cart that will hold a 70'' LED tv?
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I have a 70" Sharp. Fits very good, sans the ability to use the top shelf. That is too snug for my taste. It is 3-4 inches low. With just the 70" on it, with my center channel speaker on the front shelf. It is overwhelming. Bottom shelf, is not Rock solid on its hold. Again, just 2 snap in shelving corners.
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I believe the one I purchased was for a TV up to 60". That's what is mounted on it. I'm sure there are others for larger TVs.
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We are using it with a Samsung 42, but the bottom of the stand is *very* heavy, and if they say it will accommodate a 70-inch TV, I'd believe it.
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I currently have a 72 inch TV on it. However, due to the room layout, the stand is angled a little so one side is an inch or so away from the wall. It handles the weight of the Tv just fine, and could probably hold more. But if you must absolutely have it snug in a corner, I would think your TV width could not exceed the sixty two inches accross the top of the stand or it would not fit in the corner.
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Angela, I don't have the specs on your weight bearing question, but I have a 40" LCD on it and there appears to be no issue whatsoever -- there is zero sag where the unit sits. I would have no concerns about it up to a 60" unit, maybe more. If you are looking for specifics, the manufacturer will have to respond.Brian
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I have a 60' TV on it, it will hold a lot more than that, my guess would be 50 or 60 lbs. I love mine...........
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It is a nice piece of furniture. 65' TV will fit, but just barely. The furniture will be able to handle the weight.
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I remember it saying 70 lb limit. It's nice looking but cheap particle board and hardware. I would not even attempt it. It's also not very deep maybe 15" so if it's a tube tv, it prob wouldn't sit on it anyway unless you pulled it a foot away from the wall.
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Our TV is a 55 inch & it was sufficient. The quality is very good. Our TV is 55 LG smart not sure the weight. Hope this helps
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take the wheels of, then it should be fine. of course everything depends on how good you are at construction. but if asembeled right it should hold a 50" TV fine.
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The most I think would be 60in. I have been using this so far and so sign of wear. I don't have those thin led type tv yet. I have a Sony BRAVIA KDL-40EX500 Series 40-Inch LCD TV, Black (2010 Model) 31.3 pounds and no wear on the product whatsoever. Will upgrade later to a 50 inch or 55 inch model later down the road. I trust my TV on it.
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This TV only weighs like 80 lbs so any stand that can hold it's size will be fine. I saw this stand at Easy Life Furniture and think that it can be ordered at other retailers. Here is the link, I saw this stand in person and it's actually very nice. All hardwood and metal and steal fittings.http://www.easylifefurniture.com/wall_Detail.asp?pSKU=100C
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Hello, 65 inch tv will fit if it's a flat panel LCD, led, or plasma. The stand supports up to 165 pounds.
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I have an old 32" Sony TV on it that must weigh 200 lbs. no problem. I don't know what the manufacturers max weight is.
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I have a 55 inch lcd that it holds easily. My tv is about 50 pounds and no problems.
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Not according to the Manufacturer.The product description on their web site states the mount is for 37"-60" displays weighing no more than 132 lbs. I would contact the manufacture to ask if you can mount the 70" if it is under the weight limit.
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We have a 50" screen mounted. I don't think weight would be an issue for a 60" screen, but suggest you check specs. The brackets that connect to the TV are independent of the rear (horizontal) crossbar. The rear crossbar is essentially a smooth piece of metal with a top-edge groove. The rear vertical brackets are rear-facing hooks. After connecting the rear vertical brackets to the TV, you pick up the TV so that hooks "drape over" and hook/hang onto the horizontal bar. As such, it will accommodate most any width TV. Hope this is clear, and help.
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I have an 80" smart tv that I believe weighs more than 115lbs. It works very nicely for me.