Would you trust this to hold a 40 inch flat screen?
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I would. It's a solid wood table that doesn't wobble or shake. (Though mine is against a wall). It absorbs stain and paint like crazy though, so plan for a few coats. I used Annie Sloan chalk paint and it took 3 coats in spots, which is insane for a paint that usually takes 1.
1290639
Yes. I used wood moisturizer before I stained and 1 coat was enough to stain it dark espresso.
1290640
I would say yes; it's very sturdy. But I don't think I'd go any bigger than a 40".
1290641
yes - it is holding two huge planters, three plastic file boxes with a hundred cd's in each and a bose.
264665
I have a 50 inch flat screen tv on it and it hold that just fine...My estimate is that it will easily hold 150 lbs..
2217300
Yes, a mount that will fit a 40" tv will work. Myself, I used a articulating mount which works great in it's location.
255591
Possibly...I have a large flat screen monitor on mine and its great. I think it may hold a tv but depending on the weight it may eventually crack.
1748220
Holds our 60" Flat Screen perfectly. Anything bigger might hang over the edges of the stand.
1083004
I have a 36" screen and stand atop my 220 and my stand just fits the length of the 220. Although I am sure it would hold the weight of your 40" screen you might want to measure the dimensions of your base and compare it to the zvox length dimensions available in the product description.
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I have a typical 50 inch Sony flat screen, don't know it's weight but because the bracket sags 2 or 3 inches I wouldn't recommend a TV larger than 40 inch screen.
1107870
Even old TVs vary greatly in weight...I would not put more than 40 lbs, and then you need to worry about tipping over
662125
If the holes in the back of the TV line up with the brackets, YES. I used the mount to hold a 42 inch Samsung flat screen LCD TV. The mount claims it will hold a 60 inch TV, but I don't believe that just due to its smaller size. I used a larger mount for a 47 inch TV. Anyway, if you are asking about the size and weight of your 32 inch TV, I feel you are fine with this mount.
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My tv is 50" and heavy and it holds it like a champ. I think 42" would fit even better, as my tv is very heavy and the back bends a little so it's tilted VERY slightly. But it's a great stand and you literally need no tools like it says. As I said, I have a 50" on it, so you shouldn't have an issue. For the price, it really was made nicely.
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This was answered before under will it hold a 32" TV, but here's the answer:It's sturdy for my 20" flat screen monitor. Eofficedirect.com has the product on it's site and says it can hold up to 60 pounds.http://www.eofficedirect.com/PKTKMS400/Single-Level-Height-Adjustable-Stand-17w-x-13-1-4d-x-3-to-6-1-2h-Black.html
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It will hold hold a tv as small as your cell phone it would be difficult to see it on a stand that big. Your 32" would be fine but a 40" would be better. The directions say not to exceed 42" I believe.
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Sturdiness wise it probably will hold the weight if you have it squarely in the stud. I have an LG 47" mounted on mine and the Sanus heartily holds it. The problem my lie in where the mounting holes are on your 55". I had an older 42" LG that I was originally going to use with this mount, however, the mounting holes on the TV were too wide for the Sanus bracket.
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If the flat screen has a 4" by 4" bolt pattern on the back, it should bolt up. I don't know about the weight of that large of a panel, but the mount seems pretty strong. I don't have any other recommendations for you.
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I think so...We have a 70" flat screen on this wall mount. My recollection when we purchased it 3 years ago was it held up to a 70" TV which was why we purchased it. At that time, there weren't lots of options for a 70". Have been very happy with it from the day it went up.
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I don't think I would try an older tv on this stand. I have a 47" flat screen on mine and its very stable. John
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I would think so. It's pretty sturdy. That said, I only have a 40" flat screen on it that's nowhere near that weight.To put in perspective, I'm about 215 lbs and I'd be comfortable sitting on top.