Would this be sufficient for a 120" fixed screen ?
297412
Yes 120" is the size that I did and it worked great. The Material has very good contrast characteristics and makes for a great picture.
297413
Yes, it is technically big enough for 140" screen. 71" x 126" = diagonal 144"
1193517
I think you could put a flat screen of that size on it; I have a 47" and it would fit. The top surface does not get warm, nor does any heat come up from the back. The heat is transmitted through vents at the upper front portion and blows straight out. I'm unsure if static electricity would be a problem. The unit is definitely stable enough to support the television, but only you can determine the risk for tip-over.
1503047
Absolutely. I have a 150 watt basking bulb (in a lamp) sitting right on top of the screen...no issues at all.
1480806
If the flat screen has a 4" by 4" bolt pattern on the back, it should bolt up. I don't know about the weight of that large of a panel, but the mount seems pretty strong. I don't have any other recommendations for you.
979806
As long as the monitor/TV is not too big and heavy and it must have VESA 100/75mm screw holes at the rear.
1689064
The weoght of the TV is the factor. Is it a lightweight flat screen with a thin profile. If yes then sure it would
108119
Yes you will have enough clearance...but you should try to mount unit so screen is at eye level for best picture.
1244104
Yes this would be perfect i would recommend that you have the exact screwdrivers for the screws i made a mistake by buying the screen and i wasnt ready to fix it completely but it is fixed now i uses a video on youtube (highly recommended) and you should be good to go.
2002225
It can fit 120 but it depends how far back or close you can put in you're room. I didn't even need a screen because it looked perfect on my greyish brown textured walls. No remote
75762
I haven't put my flat screen on it. I believe it is sturdy enough. The tables I brought has a stereo system and pictures.
1288553
I mounted a 60" screen on mine. I never move it, and keep it at an angle for my bedroom viewing. It seems very sturdy.
1828527
Not knowing the weight of your monitor, it's hard to say, but assuming it's a LCD type monitor, I'd think it would be fine. An old CRT, on the other hand, might be problematic. But it's a pretty sturdy stand, IMO.
1268842
I would agree that a 10x12 setup is best. I used my Backdrop Alley system successfully with this screen.
1355153
Yes, it is pretty sturdy. I doubt there is a (non CRT) monitor out there that is heavy enough that you would have to worry.
1474845
Hey Marc, this is an outstanding flat panel mount. I have a 55 inch screen on it and it will support is with no issues. Just make sure you have studs behind it. I was really leery at first. I extended it out as far as it would go and it is maxed at 18 inches from the wall. Hope this helps!
2208500
Doubtful. While it could support the weight I don't believe the height adjustment would accommodate such a large screen. I am using for an 18" monitor and at full extension I have about 3 in open from the base.
276892
I'm sure it will. The screen is attached to an adjustable spring rod. Just make sure the rod will adjust in to 29". If it doesn't you can probably find one at a hardware store that will.