I need to know if it will sink left or right under tv weight (42 inch, 15kg)I already have one mount with that problem even though max load is 20 kg
921113
Common issue I guess... It will sink on the left side as you face the TV screen, or in other words, it will rotate slightly counterclockwise. After I move the TV (55" Sony) I simply grab the TV edges and rotate it clockwise and it stays in place.
53730
I have not noticed any sinking though we do not have it come out far from the wall. We use it to provide a slight angle to see the TV better while in the kitchen.
1788360
I have this attached to a samsung 65" that weighs around 60lbs and I have sag, it makes it hard to pull out or push back. If you don't care about the sag then check your VESA pattern. I have a 400x400 pattern and it's a tight fit I use the first hole on the arms and the very last. Check your screws as well the M8's that came with mine were too long so I had to run to Lowes
2174944
I think you'll be OK - I can't measure it accurately because my TV back is covered when the mount is folded. It's close to 2-1/2 to 2-3/4 inches. It's a good mount, and really sturdy. I have a 31 inch mounted to it. Give it a try and return it if it doesn't work.
1721572
I had >45 degree walls when I mounted mine and it worked, because I just flipped the mount bracket. The only issue you may face is a slight downward tilt due to the weight of the tv. There are two bolts on the tv axle that I haven't tried to tighten, and that may fix the problem. But I think to answer your question, you'll be fine. I had the same problem and it hangs straight.
1240938
I wouldn't trust putting a TV on. I am surprised the thing doesn't fall under its own weight. The mount is rather flimsy
170542
Twenty four pounds is probably more than this mount can reasonably handle - my guess. It may hold it up but I'd expect it to sag. This unit appears to be designed for loads of maybe 10lbs or less for good performance.
1663909
I thought about it, then I moved my TV over so I could line it up with the stud. There is just too much weight on this, even empty, for it to be trusted hanging from just anchor bolts in dry wall. I would avoid it if you can.
893035
No as there is a lip on the mount where the rods hold onto, tv will slip by turning it vertical. Try turning the rods 180 or use longer screws, they will be at an angle but with an additional washer you should be able to keep the tv steady
39389
It depends on the weight of the TV, which I don't know. I would not put anything heavier than about fifteen pounds on it. Also, assemble it carefully and be sure all screws are tight before you put anything valuable on it.
591334
My TV weighs around 60 lbs and it holds it with no problem I think it could hold at least 20 more
1688313
What TV weighs 175lbs? Wow. I hung an old Philips that probably weighed that much with this mount. Just use decently sized lag bolts straight into the studs and it should work fine.
1393380
Maybe...it's been a while since I put mine on the wall but 12 lbs sounds probably too light, 32 lbs sounds too heavy to me. I mounted the mount myself and remember getting one bolt in the pre-drilled stud, then swinging it to put in the second bolt. After getting it up, I realized it wasn't exactly centered on the wall, so had to move whole thing I've one bolt position...went thru same process of first, then second bolt. I'd guess 20-25lb more likely the weight of mine.
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I don't think the weight will be an issue if you have it mounted to the wall studs. I would make sure that the wall mount will match up to your model of TV. This model of wall mount can be a challenge to reach your hand behind to make adjustments to the angle also.
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
1403758
Weight of your TV is no problem. It has 300mm VESA mount screw hole pattern. The TV mount comes with a variety of mounting screws and adapters. You shouldn't have any problems with this very sturdy TV mount. I've had mine for several months without issue mounting an LG 42" LED TV to a stucco wall.
409381
The mount itself is not heavy. I'd guess maybe 20 pounds. The TV is the heavy object. The specs say it supports up to 66 lbs of TV, so obviously do not exceed that limit. As far as the stud -- this is a ceiling mount fixture, so I'm going to assume you meant the ceiling joist. I mounted mine w/ 50 inch TV in the corner of the room to the joist using the lag bolt hardware provide and it is rock solid. I could probably do a chin-up on it. I cant image any normal situation where the ceiling would fail before the mount itself, but obviously doing anything like this yourself assumes some risk on your part.
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I doubt it would cause any issues. Once you set the speaker on it everything sort of sticks in place, the rubber on the back of the lip overhang and the 2 adjustable rubber boots on the rear of the TV make everything pretty secure. With how its designed, the majority of the weight is going to be pressing down and on to the backside of the TV through the rubber boots. I have a thin samsung plasma from a few years back, no issues for what its worth.