Can stand hold a 55" TV?
1168528
The stand is very well built with a thick-walled pipe supporting the TV and heavy duty hardware bolting the pipe to the rear of the console. I have a 42"LED and the stand shrugged it off with no wobble at all. Rotating the TV is a good stability test and it's very smooth with zero wobble. My guess as an engineer is that the unit would have no problem supporting a newer 55"LED TV. Plasma, probably not. However, from an appearance viewpoint, the 55" would look silly on it. I'd recommend not using the pole mount and put the TV on the wall. By the way, the unit comes with the option to either pole mount or wall mount the TV. Although only the pole mount method allows for swivel. The stand is very well built with a thick-walled pipe supporting the TV and heavy duty hardware bolting the pipe to the rear of the console. I have a 42"LED and the stand shrugged it off with no wobble at all. Rotating the TV is a good stability test and it's very smooth with zero wobble. My guess as an engineer is that the unit would have no problem supporting a newer 55"LED TV. Plasma, probably not. However, from an appearance viewpoint, the 55" would look silly on it. I'd recommend not using the pole mount and put the TV on the wall. By the way, the unit comes with the... » Read More The stand is very well built with a thick-walled pipe supporting the TV and heavy duty hardware bolting the pipe to the rear of the console. I have a 42"LED and the stand shrugged it off with no wobble at all. Rotating the TV is a good stability test and it's very smooth with zero wobble. My guess as an engineer is that the unit would have no problem supporting a newer 55"LED TV. Plasma, probably not. However, from an appearance viewpoint, the 55" would look silly on it. I'd recommend not using the pole mount and put the TV on the wall. By the way, the unit comes with the option to either pole mount or wall mount the TV. Although only the pole mount method allows for swivel. « Show Less
1168529
If you're asking if the pole mount can accommodate a 55" TV, I don't know. I have a 55" thin bezel Samsung sitting on mine, using the table stand that came with the TV, and it's every so slightly wider than the width of this unit.
1168530
Ours is a 50" TV. It is an older, heavy one and the stand does just fine. I think it would hold a 55" as long as it meets the weight requirement.
1595356
depending on the weight of the tv it might work but the edges of the tv might extend beyond the end of the stand. With my 55" Sony KDL-55W900A I have an inch or two on either side of the stand.
1540818
One can buy a bracket to hold stand up against wall. I have 55 inch on it and it stand alone with glass table sit in front of stand unattached to stand.
1834918
It will hold a 55" tv but moving it around your house on the cart, not so good. Doesn't fit through doorways, the legs on the cart are way too wide, so amagine having a 55" tv on the cart and trying to get it through a doorway. Good luck.
2073247
I had this with a 50 inch TV, not a 55 inch. but I think/or feel it could work for 55 inch tv
1698160
Hello Gene and thank you for your inquiry. Unfortunately the listing for this stand was incorrect but it has since been updated/corrected. This stand can accommodate TV's between 32 and 65 inches, weighing no more than 175lbs. Maybe something like our SKU# TVJT321G1 would work better for you, and it's highest setting is 63.05", or our SKU# TVJT320ND2 which is 61" tall at it's highest (both are measured from the floor to the center of the mounting bracket).Please feel free to contact me for further assistance.Thanks againAndrea
1939607
The feet on the 55LB7200 are angled slightly, with the widest spread being just a little bit more than 47 inches. If you intend to place the TV on a flat surface with no side walls then this just barely fits, but it would make me a bit "nervous". If the TV is to go on a "shelf" inside an entertainment center then you are out of luck unless you can find 1/4" more width (or can do your custom feet attachments).
650613
I would say no. This is a really petite stand. It has a really small footprint. Even a light 60" TV is going to swallow it up. It may not even provide much if any clearance between the TV and the top shelf, depending on the bezel. It's also definitely not equipped to handle anything overly heavy.
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.
965536
This stand is certainly sturdy enough to support your 60" TV. I could stand on top of it and it would be fine. But! This is a 44" wide corner cabinet. You may have to pull it out from the corner so that the sides of the your TV don't hit the wall.
555006
It's more about "weight" than size. Provided you have clearance on either side in the location you will use the stand, it should be fine. Just check the weight of your TV.
1556978
Yep beyond a doubt. I got a 55" flat screen and it holds it just fine. Great stand.
3476
mine is pretty well made and doing great with my 32", but I am not sure if it would hold the 55". Sorry
1903034
It is a beautiful TV stand. We have a 42" TV on it and it fits perfectly. A 55" TV would be to large for this stand, in my opinion. It would hang over probably about 6 inches on each side. Doable but not practical.
926759
It will hold a tv up to 42". The stand is really quite nice for the price. Decent quality.
457875
Unless those support bases are adjustable, the answer is no. The legs are too far apart for the top of the stand. You will need to look for TVs with adjustable base (like the Sony) or a single base (like the Vizios). I have a 55 in and it fits perfectly. It is a great solid stand.
2107836
I think it's a matter of opinion. A 55' "could" overhang a little, or it could come right to the edge, but it depends on the TVs actual width. My 44' fits with plenty of room to spare.Personally I wouldn't hesitate to upgrade to a 55' if it was within my budget, and place it on this exact stand.