i have a vizio 65'' led...that weight 82.5lbs...this mount is rated for 135lbs..will it be ok for my tv to mount on concrete wall, ITS 600MMX400MM WHICH THIS MOUNT COULD HANDLE,THANKS.
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I can't be positive because mr TV's aren't that heavy. However, if that's what the specs say I would trust it. I did use a different wall mount for the TV in the master bedroom that was quite heavy, just going on the specs on the sellers website, and have had no problems. This one, however, doesn't move.
1531493
The thing you have to worry about the most is the width on the mounting bracket from screw to screw. The original mounting bracket I bought was the best I've ever seen. Now, they no longer make it and they offer this cheap substitute. (cheap to me) My TV hasn't changed. It was still made in 2008 and is fairly heavy by today's standards. Newer TV's today are bigger and lighter than mine so now maybe this newer bracket is okay for today's TV's. It won't work for mine because of the width. I had to buy a conversion kit to get the new bracket to work with my old TV and it was an additional $15. The thing you have to worry about the most is the width on the mounting bracket from screw to screw. The original mounting bracket I bought was the best I've ever seen. Now, they no longer make it and they offer this cheap substitute. (cheap to me) My TV hasn't changed. It was still made in 2008 and is fairly heavy by today's standards. Newer TV's today are bigger and lighter than mine so now maybe this newer bracket is okay for today's TV's. It won't work for mine because of the width. I had to buy a conversion kit to get the new bracket to work with my old TV and it was an additional $15.
1531494
It should handle it. The back on this mount allows several different styles because of the placement of the bar. Just make sure you use special anchors and a mason bit for the concrete wall.
1531495
this mount seems to be one of the strongest we have come across. ours is a 52 inch. holds great. no problem.
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.
1727516
I have an older 48" Plasma TV (not sure how much it weighs), but have had no issue. The key is making sure the mount is installed correctly (make sure you hit the studs!)
1055565
Oh yes it will hold up a 65" TV. I have a 55" TV on mine and the TV wall mount does not even budge. The way you mount it on the wall is the key. I got mine to locate and mount to 3 studs in the wall. I am an over doer and to make this bracket mount to 3 vertical studs I relocated 2 holes on one end of the bracket. A great TV wall mount for sure and the way I have it mounted one could possibly do a few chin ups on it also.. LOL!!! J/K, not suggested but this TV wall mount is GREAT!!! Remember the TV does not have to be exactly center of this wall mount.
2228225
I have a vizio 49.5 and this thing is very big and sturdy mount It could hold 150lbs you good in my opinion this is the best one! Make sure as always to install properly goes a long way with any TV mount hope this helps you!
323984
I have a 46" LED LCD TV which doesn't weigh more than 35 lbs if even that much. If your tV doesn't weigh much, that is a call you'll have to make. However, the mount itself wasn't more than $70, so it might be worth a try and if it doesn't work, you're not out a lot of money. The first flat wall mount I bought was $300. Good luck.
805783
This is a well built mount and i have it holding up a 55" vizio. i just looked at the back and i still have about 3" to play with, meaning a bigger tv would fit. here are the measurements for my tv screw holes: 16 inches top hole to bottom hole and 16 inches from left hole to right hole. the left and right do not make a difference since you can adjust the width to any size. i say it would work as long as your screw mounts on the back of your tv do not exceed 18 3/4 inches from top of screw hole to bottom screw hole hope this helps.
610564
The weight is not an issue if mounted as per the included instructions. You would just need to confirm the standard 400 mm or 600 mm mounting pattern. You should be able to Google TV model and find out mounting pattern. I have this for my TV and it is the best and most durable for the price. I love it!
172593
This is a very heavy duty mount, I have 3. As long as you bolt directly into the beams or use epoxy anchors on cement I would as it could handle a 70" no issues.
1312701
Very heavy because its a plasma. I have a 65" and IM a big strong guy and I almost could not get it off the ground! Amazing because its so thin too! I,ve seen wall mounts for 80" TV's now at Costco now so just switch out your wall mount you should be ok :)
662126
The universal design of the mounting brackets in my opinion will hold just about any tv. As far as the weight goes, you could mount a tank to your wall with this unit. It is VERY heavy duty and in most cases I would say it's heavier than even the Max size tv you can mount. Very good unit.
984117
I can't give you a very good answer other than "I would think so". The TV I am using it for is only a 32" LCD weighing 25 lbs. no problems with it moving on me etc when extended like I have read on other reviews for other brands and / or mounts. Sorry I could not be of more help, just don't want to send you on a wild goose chase by guessing. The instructions never mention weight, only references to the VESA specs and proper mounting (ie to a stud) and installation for flat vs curved back TV's.
258833
I have my 50 in LED mounted using only drywall anchors, although I strongly suggest you only use this method for mounting an LED tv. I used 6 heavy duty drywall anchors rated for 300 lb each.
30313
If you're worried about it not being strong enough , we mounted a 55" with no problem. The mount is adjustable, so you probably can. It may look a little small next to the stand. You will also need hardware (bolts) to actually mount it because they don't come with it. You'll have to look up your tv model for that. Not sure if this was helpful.
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Hi David, Thanks for the question. This TV weighs about 50 pounds and has a Vesa pattern of 300mm x 300mm. This very strong and versatile TV wall mount should be a perfect fit for this nice looking TV. The only thing I would check is on a lot of Sony TV's there is a section on the back that sticks out further from the rest of the TV. Just make sure this does not interfere with the installation. Often a set of spacers installed with the wall mount will take care of any concerns. Contact AV-Express for more details.
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I have a 60" samsung plasma on the mount fully extended and it seems to be doing fine. Been up for a few months now. Not sure of TV weight, but i believe it's around 60 lbs.
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I have a 60" Vizio...supports with no problem. The bracket won't be the weak link...it'll be your wall. :-)
2198226
I'm not 100% sure but it's sturdy as heck!! It's like construction that you'd find in a building...like a steel beam or something. I would definitely recommend it for anyone that has up to 55", which is what I use it for. Come to think of it....if you have a pretty modern tv, they are getting lighter everyday. In my opinion it may just hold it since they have one that supports 65" You just need to make sure the holes in the back can match up to the mount.