How thick is the plexiglass? Im concerned it isnt stiff enough for my 47 inch LED if something is pushed against it (figure thrown items are ok)
1936894
This screen proctor isn't very thick, but it does the job very well. I have a 10 year old autistic son who gets to close to the TV. He has thrown objects at the screen and the screen protector did it's job. He has also leaned on the screen and it was ok too. But if he were to actually hit the TV in a fit I don't believe anything could protect. Overall it has been a great investment.
1936895
We've got it to protect against things thrown at it (we lost the previous 2 TVs because of such "accidents"), but fortunately it hasn't been tested yet. To me it seems strong enough to protect against projectiles like a Wii remote or a shoe. Against strong pushing it's different because it can flex a lot (specially n theare center), but I think it's still a lot better than nothing.
1936896
It's really thin it stick on the top of the tv screen. It works great on my Vizio TV.
1936897
It is thin but it has protected my 46" Sharp from things being thrown at it. I have a 2 1/2 year old grandson that broke my first 46" by throwing his sippy cup at it. This screen has protected my new TV against all kinds of things being thrown at it (This child is a redheaded Tasmanian Devil and boy is he active)..My tv is now mounted to the wall and has the protection screen on it but the one he broke wasn't secured at all. I have been very grateful many times over..He hasn't been able to push it but he has climbed up the stand its on and layed next to it,LOL!!
1936898
It is about 3/32" or .093 thousandths. Seems pretty sturdy to me. Much better than having nothing. My cat was the problem and it protects against him, si I'm satisfied.
1936899
not sure how thick the screen is, works very well, i have a 3d 46" Samsung 8 series smart tv
1438392
The actual LEDs are about 11.5 inches vertically, so the gel could be rested on the lights (no heat) and taped, or simply be left loose. The horizontal measurement is about half that, so there is no problem at all side to side.
319471
I show 7 & 3/4". Be sure and chceck the collar on front end. if it comes loose the led can fall out and short out the board. John
1288080
Not positive, but i hung a older 55 inch led on it and i think it would hold an 90in just so its fastened to something good!
1444686
I have a 40 inch led. I tried to connect a 32 inch led and it didn't work. Cheers.
504111
I don't have the light in front of me. It is at my vacation home. I wanted to clamp this on my Parsons bed steel frame which is 2" thick, but it wouldn't fit. Had to clamp it to the nightstand. Your table thickness needs to be less than 2" for it to work.
1570949
legs extend approx 1" on each side. if you have a glass top, you can probably get away with a 24" fugeray, and the legs will just sit on top of either the plastic frame of the aquarium, or the glass top. with 120 degree spread of the led's, the light SHOULD disperse well enough to cover your entire aquarium. if you do not have a glass top, then you will definitely have to get a 30" fugeray, bcuz the legs of the 24" will not extend to the edges of your sweet 28" custom aquarium, and you wouldn't want the light falling into the water & frying your fishies�
508415
I think it will be very tight. the inside is not any bigger than 48, so the ends of the lights may hit wall. That's not to say it will not work, but it will probably hit walls.
213050
For me I would be afraid the XL50 would be prone to slip through. a light needs to have a flair or bell on it so it doesn't slide through as this holder allows the end of the light to protrude out the bottom. Good for different lengths of lights.
769854
Mine is 24" deep and it was noticably weak. I went with the double bright eventually and can not say enough good things. Good luck.
1101037
according to the box its 51", which sounds about right. Look at the third pic of the item and expand it. The info is on the back and is just clear enough to read. The led strip itself is 14.5" in case your wondering about that too.
407930
It sounds like they keep changing the design. Mine had screws in a bag. I couldn't pry the top or bottom off. I pushed the light panel in: no joy. I held it more-or-less horizontally by the metal strip in one hand and smacked that hand with my other one. After 3 smacks the bottom panel dropped down 1/8 inch and I was on my way . . .
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Gary, the 15" Top Quality LED Bar will mount on any flat surface that provides enough horizontal spacing and enough (roughly 3.5 inches) depth for the brackets and LED to fit into. As you may already know, be prepared to drill four holes for the mounting bolts. I hope this responds helps.
1589474
JohnI have a 32" flat panel in my 42-50 enclosure right now. Just center it. Looks fine. I then closed in the area around the TV where the void was with fish net and decorative sea ornaments. Got that idea from an enclosure in Paris.
47900
I use it with a 47" LCD TV and there does not seem to be any trouble supporting the TV. A newer LED/LCD would probably be lighter and a plasma would be heavier. Check that the dimensions of the HDTV stand will fit the riser stand (mine fit perfectly). There is no problem with the HDTV itself reaching out beyond the stand. Of course, who knows what would happen if you had a major earthquake or something but I am not worried. I assume the soundbar is not really related to the stand, you are just explaining why you want to use the stand.
1117521
I wanna say about half an inch? The thickness and length are pretty good. From what ive noticed they're pretty durable unless you apply pressure in between/on the LED's. It makes the light nearest to the pressure to turn off until the pressure is let off...Other than that they're pretty much the same quality as any other more expensive brand LED.
148951
I used thin Plexiglas and backed the matted picture with foam core.... Anything more and it's going to be too heavy.