My TV is fairly light and only 35". Should I get a lighter and smaller mount?
2000732
Yes...this is heavy duty...great for bigger TVs, but if you are hanging a 35" I would either consider another mount, or, better yet, get a bigger TV :-)
2000733
I would. This mount is a beast!! I have it for my 55" TV and it is great. This mount is pretty long as well, so the back of your TV is probably as long as this mount. If you look, Amazon should have a nice wall mount for a 32-40" TV.
2000734
You should get a smaller one. I just hung a 42" tv and it was also very light but the issue was that the mount was barely able to be hidden behind it.
2000735
Yes...we have a 60" on it and it is way more bracket than is needed. We love it and it is sturdy but I wouldn't get it for a 35". WE have 6 TVs in our house and have found a well built light weight one is more than enough.
2000736
Our TV is a 36 inch and each 1 should tell you the size and weight for the one you want.
2000737
Brittan, for a 35" TV, we would recommend our single arm, single stud installation articulating mounts. Search Amazon.com for B00KRMMCFM or B0055IX824. These mounts are smaller and will provide the same functionality as the MI-310B that you considered for purchase.
3475
Doubt it would match up with mounting holes on tv. Plus is really a mount for small light weight tvs. I use them for 19" to 32" only. I would recommend also that you use something with a bigger wall mounting plate. 2 screws to mount a 55 - 65 tv would make me nervous
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.
214303
I have an older 47" Samsung TV that weighs around 35lbs and it does fine fully extended.
1183172
My TV is only a 37" (LG) I did a low profile mount for my TV. Only about 4-5" are free above the slot I used for my screen. I think if you used the highest mounting slot on the bracket you should have at least 5-6" of space, depth wise you would have almost 1" of clearance between the post and the back of the TV. Also after almost 2 years I am still happy with the quality of it, very sturdy, more than I needed for a 37" TV but I am glad I have the stand for when I can upgrade to a larger screen
326307
I purchased a Samsung TV that weighs 19# to wall mount. The bracket is not challenged at all with that weight (it is well made), so I think 30 to 35# may still work with sound stud mounting of the base screws. I did not buy the VESA TV brand that is mentioned in the brcket materials, and did have to buy 4 new metric mounting screws for the Samsung brand. If you are buying Vesa, the screws may ne long enough.
857149
I have a lighter weight 32" display attached to one, but you will need to check the VESA mounting-hole sizes to see if the matched up. There was an adapted kit I bought too from amazon, but like most of these things, I needed to make slight modifications. (Countersinking screw heads). You can also check the load rating vs the weight of your display)
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 :)
1881119
I just mounted mine last week using the Cheetah bracket designed for 32-55-inch TVs -- available on Amazon for only $25 (http://www.amazon.com/Cheetah-APTMSB-Designed-Actually-Includes/dp/B001GTTEBK/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1353967252&sr;=8-1&key;words=cheetah+mounts+32+-65).It worked fine and looks great. The only 'slight' issue I had was that, because the TV has such a slim profile, not being able to access the "safety screws" on the bottom with a standard screwdriver. I had to go to the hardware store and find a Phillips with a super-long shaft on it to reach the screws. You definitely want to be able to tighten those so as to prevent accidental liftoff from the mount (if you do end up using that Cheetah mount). I just mounted mine last week using the Cheetah bracket designed for 32-55-inch TVs -- available on Amazon for only $25 (http://www.amazon.com/Cheetah-APTMSB-Designed-Actually-Includes/dp/B001GTTEBK/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1353967252&sr;=8-1&key;words=cheetah+mounts+32+-65).It worked fine and looks great. The only 'slight' issue I had was that, because the TV has such a slim profile, not being able to access the "safety screws" on the bottom with a standard screwdriver. I had to go to the hardware store and find a Phillips with a super-long shaft on it to... » Read More I just mounted mine last week using the Cheetah bracket designed for 32-55-inch TVs -- available on Amazon for only $25 (http://www.amazon.com/Cheetah-APTMSB-Designed-Actually-Includes/dp/B001GTTEBK/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1353967252&sr;=8-1&key;words=cheetah+mounts+32+-65).It worked fine and looks great. The only 'slight' issue I had was that, because the TV has such a slim profile, not being able to access the "safety screws" on the bottom with a standard screwdriver. I had to go to the hardware store and find a Phillips with a super-long shaft on it to reach the screws. You definitely want to be able to tighten those so as to prevent accidental liftoff from the mount (if you do end up using that Cheetah mount). « Show Less
755861
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.
379226
Yes if your tv is less than 150 pounds, it should be fine . If you're tv is heavier I suggest to get a bigger size (12", which will hold a heavier size ).Hope that help.
812510
Our TV is a 32 in. I took a quick look at the mount, 47 in. might be pushing it. It doesn't necessarily depend on the TV size as much as the distance between the slots on the back of the TV. Read the specs in your owners manual to find out what you need. For example, our TV requires a minimum of 420mm horizontally and 200mm vertically. That was the problem I kept running into with the smaller mounting kits.
310912
I presently have a Samsumg Ultra Slim Plasma on this mount and as much as its slim you need to add some extra fastening to prevent the tilt from moving. sadly the weight is too much for the mount and i find it moes from it's upright 90 degree location to a 60 degreee spot. I am going to keep the mount but secure it with a #10 self tapper.
666656
My TV is 50". I can't say for smaller but the pieces that attach to the tv look pretty adjustable. It may do the trick. Try to find the seller info and contact them about it.
162249
You won't have a problem with this mount. I'm using it with a fairly heavy 55" Vizio. It works great! Still easy to adjust placement, and I have complete confidence in it.
1788360
I have this attached to a samsung 65" that weighs around 60lbs and I have sag, it makes it hard to pull out or push back. If you don't care about the sag then check your VESA pattern. I have a 400x400 pattern and it's a tight fit I use the first hole on the arms and the very last. Check your screws as well the M8's that came with mine were too long so I had to run to Lowes
170649
I would highly recommend you check the specs on your TV verses this bracket. It's not only the size but the weight you have to consider.