I'm getting an HDTV with a 48" length, can this stand support it if the TV stand overlaps it about 2.5 " on each side?
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This tv stand is recommended for Tv's with a 48" diagonal measurement. I would not recommend using it for a tv with a length of 48" although the is is very sturdy. Hope this helps.
249056
The stand is extremely sturdy. I have a 42 " and a sound bar on it and still have room to spare. I was surprised at how solid it is, I have no doubt that it would handle a larger TV.
249057
would be more concerned about the weight of the tv than the overlap. we really like the stand. it does seem to be sturdy
249058
Yes!!!! If i was you get the stand its nice!! It will support it just fine. No trouble at all.
2260166
We have a 49" TV in ours & there is only about 3" left on each side. It looks nice but isn't made very well. It came damaged & missing pieces & couldn't get in touch with the manufacturer.
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My understanding is that for a 50 inch TV you will need to invest in a stand designed for that size TV. This stand is designed for smaller TVs.
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The base of the TV will be fine on the stand, but the width of the TV will surely pass the top tier of the stand. I have a 42" and the screen is wider than the top tier. Picture putting a rectangle on top of a square.
650369
This is made for a corner, you would waste a lot of space putting that large of a tv on it, plus theres a good chance your tv is too big for it to safely be on this stand.
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I use two of them (a smaller one stacked on top of a wider one) to hold a 47" LG LCD TV. So far everthing is going well. The HDTV seems pretty stable and has gone through a couple minor earthquakes. Your mileage may vary of course but I would not hesitate to use one stand to hold a 32" LCD TV.
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Yes.....but it will hang out a bit beyond the stand. I have a 52 inch on mine.
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Hi Tyler, Since the stand is four feet long just measure the distance of the legs on you tv to see if it would fit lengthwise and widthwise. Also, a key point to remember is the the manufacturer suggested that your tv or any item you put on the stand, NOT weigh more than 80 pounds. I hope this helps.
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My tv is 47" and it sits back. If it was on the front edge there would be a couple of inches on both sides.
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Yes. I have a 52 inch. If you dont mind the width of tv over hanging the top sides of stand,the tv base stand will fit nicely on the top
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Nope. I have a 60" TV on my stand and it looks fine. The TV sticks out on each end, but because the stand shelves do the same, it works.
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A 50 inch tv is going to hang over the stand about 5 inches on each side. A 40 inch tv fits perfectly, anything bigger will definitely hang over the edges.
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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.
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We ordered this in black for our 46" TV, and it fits fine. The front of the stand measures 42", so your 50" would hang over a couple inches on either side while it was centered on the stand. It would work, but you might have to set your TV closer to the front and it wouldn't fit as far back in the corner as it normally would.
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I have a 60" Samsung and I have about 2 inches on each side between the edge off the TV and edge of the stand. I can't speak to the mounting configuration, but TV is very rigidly mounted to the stand.
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I have a 50 inch tv and there are about 4 inches left on both sides of the screen. Your application would probably work but I would go for a little bigger stand.
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I have a 48" on top and there is 5" on either side. So... I would say yes, just.