you can put a tv 46" on this?
1193511
I think you could. But I would be very careful when you turn the heater on. You have to push the button a little hard which could make it unstable. Maybe you could use the remote control feature only.
1193512
I wouldn't. The TV will will, probably, fit on the heater, but I doubt if it will be very stable.
1193513
My 46" tv ( you measure diagonally ) is actually 42" long, leaving approx. 6.5" extending over each end. To improve stability, I moved the set all the way to the rear of the heater top, which also allowed me to place my sound bar, in front of the tv & on the top as well. Works for me, and the whole unit is on a rug. No problem here..........
1193514
i would think you could, just measure it and see. we have our tv on it, but its not that big.
1193515
The top of the unit has a sticker that says "Do Not Cover". I would advise against putting anything on this.
1193516
I think it will fit just fine - might look a little funny though because it would be very low for such a wide screen - but I tend to prefer to have my tv a bit higher than other people - my 46" is on a shelf that is at least 1 foot higher than the fireplace. However, I would worry more about stability in terms of the fireplace moving! Mine moves very smoothly & easily on its casters, so a little jolt may send your tv to the floor!
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.
35387
No. Nothing bigger than about a 50' or so. Otherwise, the TV hangs over both sides.
1998692
No, the plate is shorter than 48". Otherwise, I'd be able to see it behind my TV, which is 46" diag.
1561457
Your TV would stick out an inch and a half on both sides. Our TV is only 46 inches.
1196767
Yes you can as I have a 55 inch tv on it and it holds very well. It is a really simple and easy to put together once you put it together your 40 inch tv will hold.
1903032
In my opinion a 55 inch TV would be too big, it would overhang on the sides. I have a 46 incher and it is even with the stand on the sides.
1977684
Its a heck of a unit if you connect it to a wall stud but i would follow the instructions a 60 in tv weighs a bit more than a 46 one
1885755
Not sure. Might not look good since top is only 48". You would need to know tv actual width.
598804
I have had a Samsung 55 inch flatscreen hanging from this system for the past four years without any problem. So I don't think your 46 inch screen will pose a problem. My only objection to using this way to hang your tv ... is the difficulty in making adjustments and cable changes later.
1598921
There should be now problems attaching this to a Sony 46" as it is rated for up to 80 ". So generally speaking there shouldn't be any issues, however to be 100% certain, I believe the wisest thing would be to ask Sony directly as they are the manufacturer. If there are any limitations on specific TVs for any unforseen reason, Sony would be aware or it.
905696
I have a 46 " in mine!!!!!! As long as it holds the width it will hold the height of the TV. Trust me this is true!!!!!!
14641
My 46" Sony sits about 8" from the wall. That would be 8" to the front of the tv.
2258464
My 55" TV is the UN55F7500, the stand on it is 26.5" wide x 12" deep, so your 46" should be Ok on your 32" entertainment center.
1232510
I have a 46" and feels it fits perfectly. I think anything larger will not fit so nicely because I have about 1" free space between the top edge of my TV and the bottom edge of the top shelf.
1598923
It certainly will. I'm using it on my 75 inch and its the bomb. i think they make another version for 46 inch and may be cheaper.
1508867
Currently i have two 26" rectangular monitors (portrait mode) on mine now and seems to be holding up okay, so yes, I think it would hold a 46" TV.
1286140
Yes. This is on our 46" Samsung that is hung on a glass panel of an Ikea will unit, which uses a tv mount.