Will this work for a 40" Westinghouse LED TV?
1080052
will accomodate mounting holes that are spaced : 3" x 3" , 4" x 4" , 8"h x 4"v , and 8" x 8"
1080053
It should work, as long as there are 4 holes in the back of the TV, no problem. It works great on my 50", butmy Sony 25" didn't have pre drilled holes. Just check the back of your TV.
1080054
It should work, as long as there are 4 holes in the back of the TV, no problem. It works great on my 50", but my Sony 25" didn't have pre drilled holes. Just check the back of your TV.
530929
Its big enough however I believe the maker only advises up to 50 inchTV. I think it has something to do with angles I know I have only a fewinches to turn my 40 inch TV before it hits the wall, so maybe if you didn'thave to adjust your Tv it would work, but I think the next model up may giveyou more movement
1939066
I don't know why not, we have a 32" Magnavox led flat screen hanging from it...on it, whatever the correct term would be. If the holes match up it should work. Of course, I'm an artist, not a mechanical engineer. Lol It says up to a 37 inch TV.
498051
Can't imagine why not. I have it hooked up to my Westinghouse 42" with a wire a bought from Amazon.
638605
From a size standpoint, yes. It's designed for up to 80". We have a 70" LED on ours with no trouble.But you need to check the weight capacity as a projection TV is much heavier.
1429456
It should work for your tv as long as you have a usb port in the back. I will be honest with you, It really didn't serve much purpose on my 52" tv. I feel it was a waist of money.
1994515
Yes it will mm work! I have a 40' and it works great... worth the few extra dollars
820629
I have a 60" Samsung led 8000 series and it worked fine. Just make sure you mount it securely because the mount is heavy. Probably I would email or call the manufacturer.
408575
If you are speaking about the mounting points on the back part of your TV, this will work. The brackets you mount to the TV rear are fully adjustable width wise and height wise there are holes which run the entire length. Once you have attached the mounting brackets (2 long skinny pieces with hooks on them) to the back of the TV, then you can "hook" the TV to the larger flat metal piece (the mount). It has worked for my 42" and 60" easily and both had dramatically different mount points on the backs of the TV.
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.
1592565
It works for flat led up to an 80" TV. Do not try to do it by yourself cause if you press the front panel you will ruin the TV.Get someone to help you.
1022733
This mount should have no problem fitting your 40" tv. It is completely universally adjustable. I have the same mount holding up my 42" tv. If you have problems read the instruction manual.
1674805
Check the screw hole locations listed on Amazon and if it will "bolt up" and you have a 40w two bulb fixture it should work. They also show a wiring schematic that you can compare to yours.
1095994
As far as I can tell, this mount has the hole pattern to match 32 inch TVs. I don't have first hand knowledge about it working with your model but the specifications say that it will work. I would make real sure that you screw the mount deep into your wall studs (maybe even buy longer bolts or screws.) You may want to consider buying one that is rated for much larger screens just for the added "insurance" and peace of mind.
172595
Yes. I believe so. I have decided not to use it for my 48" TV as it is a very stout and heavy mount. For that reason, I assume it would work for your 70".
1251974
I am pretty sure it will. I am only an installer and I unfortunately no longer have the manual for it but the mounting bracket is very adjustable and I have used the bracket on 3 separate occasions and it has worked for 3 different brands of television. You should be fine.
2165380
Should work fine there are plenty of ways to adjust mounting holes. I used it for a 40 inch. The only problem I had was the screws that went into the back of the tv bottomed out before they got tight screws were about 1/8 inch to long. I filed them down but a couple washers on the head of screw would work well also.