What are the weight limitations on this unit? I have one that said 90lb limitation and snapped off the wall at 45 lbs
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What is the your wall constructed off? I installed my unit onto a brick wall using wall-plugs and 1.5 inch screws. The unit holds an amp, a cable box, router, Playstation and a home-theater unit - total probably about 30-40lbs. Though the metal brace that is fixed to the wall seems secure enough, there is some pressure on the braces that are attached to the unit and causes it to angle slightly downwards.
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I cant recall the weight of my TV but its pretty heavy, 45 lbs plus. When I mounted this to my concrete wall I actually tested it by hanging from it myself, I weigh about 175lbs so I'd say your good.
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Check with the manf for the weight limits. I can tell you, I have books, TV Box, and some other heavy stuff and it's rock solid. I plan on buying a few more for some other rooms that I'm working on.
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The end user in our situation weighs 155 lbs and there have been no issues to date. I tossed the packaging, which may have listed a maximum weight limit. I'm sorry I can't be more helpful.
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I am using it with a 60' Panasonic Plasma TV which weighs about 65 lbs and it works great. I can swing the TV 90 degrees from the wall. Hope this helps.
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When putting between 50 and 75 lbs of load on one prong, it will bend and not support anything. This is a LIGHT duty unit, not suitable for human life support.
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Shouldn't be a problem. I was 240 at the time I used it + close to 300 lb of weight. Not sure what are the limits on their warranty.
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Really not sure of the weight limit , but I installed a 50" TV on it.Secured properly to the wall it will hold any size TV you have.This unit is very well made.
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Well I have a 50 inch tv weighing 60lbs. it works great as for 92 lbs. I dont think you would have a problem as the sag free wall mount is well made and its only 12lbs. more than max weight, they always low ball the max weight on everything so theres that extra buffer if the thing could only hold 80 for real they probably wouldve rated it for 70. good luck hope I helped
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I don't know, but when I first started using mine, I was a pretty hefty 288 lbs, and I'm pretty sure it could have taken more. It's REALLY sturdy! (I'm not going to load any of mine to the breaking point to test it... Need them too much)
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i am not aware of a weight limit. i'd call the manufacturer if it's an issue.
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According to the specs no problem with 100 lbs. - just make sure when you mount it to the wall it is done properly (locate studs and screw into them). Sheetrock with wall anchors or molly anchors most likely will not do the job!!!!!!
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I really don't know the weight limit, cause the person I'm using it for weighs approx. 110 LBS. and have no problems with it.
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It seems like 90' but I don't have a super critical application, there is some play on the item. You could probably shim the wall and achieve 90'
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Do you mean maximum weight of a person on the unit? If so, I don't know the official answer. You'd have to get that information from the manufacturer. The unit is very study and stable. I weigh 195, and from a engineering standpoint I have no doubt the unit would handle a 300 pound person. A bigger question is this: Should a very heavy person be using an inversion table? That's a question for the individual's doctor.
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I don't know the limit - I seem to remember it was about 400 pounds? My husband and I have used it. Our combined weights are close to 400 pounds and it was not a problem.
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If you mount it right to the the studs in the wall with the heavy duty bolts it comes with it should be fine. I tested mine by hanging from it and I am 190 pounds and it didn't budge.