My 50" Sceptre TV is not wall mounted. Will this sit on the table under my TV?
1183944
If you're asking if you can put the tv directly on top of the sounds bar, no. The sound bar is not a suitable stand. You would probably have better luck mounting the sound bar above the tv.
1183945
I tried the sound bar in several places. No, you cannot put the TV on top of the sound bar. I tried it with the sound bar slightly in front of the TV at the base, but the position interfered with the remote for the TV. I guess it blocked the sensor. Ultimately I put the sound bar on a shelf below the TV - both remotes work and I have great sound. I suppose you could put it on the wall above and behind the TV, but the wires are very exposed. I bought an inexpensive sofa table and added a stacking show rack (cheap for the size) and have the sound bar sitting on the top of that along with my cable source and my DVR. Hope this helps. I tried the sound bar in several places. No, you cannot put the TV on top of the sound bar. I tried it with the sound bar slightly in front of the TV at the base, but the position interfered with the remote for the TV. I guess it blocked the sensor. Ultimately I put the sound bar on a shelf below the TV - both remotes work and I have great sound. I suppose you could put it on the wall above and behind the TV, but the wires are very exposed. I bought an inexpensive sofa table and added a stacking show rack (cheap for the size) and have the sound bar sitting on the top of that along with my... » Read More I tried the sound bar in several places. No, you cannot put the TV on top of the sound bar. I tried it with the sound bar slightly in front of the TV at the base, but the position interfered with the remote for the TV. I guess it blocked the sensor. Ultimately I put the sound bar on a shelf below the TV - both remotes work and I have great sound. I suppose you could put it on the wall above and behind the TV, but the wires are very exposed. I bought an inexpensive sofa table and added a stacking show rack (cheap for the size) and have the sound bar sitting on the top of that along with my cable source and my DVR. Hope this helps. « Show Less
1183946
Not literally under the TV but it can be placed by the TV without the wallmount
1701314
A 47 inch flat screen should be securely mounted to a wall if possible...It will have a fragile balance on this small turn table.
2203573
I think the stand should be fine with your tv, I got 50'' flat one it matches perfectly . The stand is just simply elegant, and holds my tv well. Love it!
1325259
Yes it will, but if your TV is larger than 40" or heavy it will sag and not be level. I have a 65" TV mounted on it and it sags noticeably. I only pull it away from the wall to access the connections on the rear of the TV, then push it back against the wall.
670797
Yes it sits on a bar ( on the TV ) that has two screws. Just loosen them and take the TV. To put back place the TV on the bar and tighten the screws. I am very satisfied with this item. I have a 50 inch flat screen and it works very well. Good Luck.
304707
It should be fine with a wall mount. The mounting holes in the TV or 400mm horizontally and 300mm vertically in the back. Most wall mounts are now set up to take many sizes, but get one for 400mm X 300mm, and you should be fine, with an 80 to 100 Lb rating to be safe.
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No. TVs are sold with the measurement on the diagonal. A "50 inch" TV is not 50 inches across- it is 50 inches on the diagonal. A TV that is 50 inches straight across will not fit on this stand without hanging over. The top edge of the tv is less than 47 inches across.
1347023
Yes you would need to purchase a tv mount if you wish to have it mounted. Although I have not mounted mine it sits perfectly safely on the shelf if you wish to do so
1341176
Yes, mine is mounted on the wall. You just need to buy a mount that can hold a tv that size.
1198516
The stand does not need to be attached to a wall or placed against a wall for support. My stand is inside an armoire. It is quite stable but then it remains secure inside the armoire. I would not place it on a table that could be bumped by accident. A sharp jolt could cause it to tip over as the weight of the TV makes it somewhat top heavy. Good luck.
668620
No, We did not want to wall mount the TV because of all the wiring that would be hanging down. We choose not to wall mount our 55" LCD. It sits just fine on top with multiple units below, plus lots of music CD's. We LOVE this arrangement. Our Wall was not long enough to place speakers upright as picturede. We placed them horizontal along the floor under the wall unit.
995516
It's just a stand, not a mount, so your TV would just sit on it. There is a hole for a screw in the center of the shelf but I think you would have to buy separate mounting hardware from Hafele for that...
2002747
It won't be a problem, it's the base of the tv and the surface area I was concerned about. Most LGs prob have the rectangular standard base, some higher models of Samsung have a different one. A 50" would be pushing it, 42" is fine
2042295
The "viewable area" is 50 inches wide, and 20 inches from top to bottom. Yes it can be placed beneath TV if installed properly.
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the piece is 70" so your tv will overhang by 5 inches each end. Weight of tv should not be a problem as this is a sturdy piece.
1145946
Mine is mounted on the wall. Wall mount purchased for up to 70" tv works great. TV comes with two feet that support it very well. They are attached to TV in the box.
1114599
Yeah it would be fine. I too have a 52 inch TV. It sits pretty low to the floor so just remember that