So what wall mount is needed to support 175 lbs?
1688312
the videosecu black tilting adjustable bracket will hold 200+ lbs. I have a sharp 80 inch which weighs 213lbs. It holds it no problem. Just need 2 studs in the wall for the bracket.
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.
1688314
I have a new 80" Sharp LC-80LE757U which weighs 135.6 pounds. The wall mount in question claims a 165 pound rating. With a couple of lag bolts in at least 2 solid wall studs...in addition to the screws supplied, the mount is very well made and will hold the load.
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Generally you should mount to a stud. But for a 19" TV you'd *probably* be ok using drywall anchors. The big home improvement stores carry them. They support different loads (I've seen them up to 75 lbs), so check the package.
488428
I would go with a stronger mount because even with my 22" there is a slight tilt difference from one position or the other. I assume it will be exaggerated on a bigger tv.
285122
The mount is fantastic. I don't know why it wouldn't it can handle a couple hundred pounds most screens are light.
1806450
I would say yes. Just confirm your TV weight versus the rated hold weight (100+ lbs, I believe?). I would recommend you use the wood screws provided drilled into wall studs, instead of drywall anchors. Once I had the mounting plate installed, I hung from it by my hands (I'm 175lbs) and it was solid.
1883580
It says it will hold 220lbs. im not sure i would be swinging it out full extension but it is very solid mount as long as you anchor it how they tell you...
1622879
I'll use any Amazon recommends. I bought a wall mount but never installed it. The TV stands comfortably on the base it came with.
1564805
It works for my 55" Samsung and it weighs about 60lbs. You have to make sure to drill the mounting pieces into the studs or get some heay duty drywall anchors.
1750509
I mounted mine to drywall using a 100lb wall anchor. Bit of overkill but never have to worry about something going wrong. A stud would work perfect as well. The rubber feet work great to make a nice secure and sturdy base against the wall.
378595
My experience with this mount is it does not support the advertised weight. My tv was 80lbs and it would not properly support it. 60 inches is over the advertised size. I would look for another option.
933041
This mount is more known for its ability to hold heavy televisions than anything else. Rated for plasma. The plasma television I had was darn heavy. If the holes line up I would do it. Its rated for 165 lbs. I paid alot more for it too. Wow I just saw the price is incredibly low.
1343668
i would say any mount would work, since it's just like mounting it on a wall. but i'm not really sure...
2096738
You will probably need to purchase a mount that can hold a heavier load, especially if you're going to do any type of photography. I believe the capacity of this mount is 35lbs.
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Any VESA compliant mount with the features you like, big enough to hold the TV. I found mine here for a great price: http://www.mountdirect.com/SearchResults.asp?Cat=2204&Click;=2381&gclid;=CJnowuaQ9rYCFaVcMgodLEEASg
2209916
I got this wall mount and I hanged an 80" flat tv. It is holding very good but you will need to find the stud in the wall and use the big screws into the stud. The drywall will not support it by itself.
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I have it holding up a monoprice 27 with a sound bar and webcam. If the mount seems loose ymor leans forward simply tighten the joint bolts a little. This is a good quality strong mount.
327788
Just bought and assembled this stand a couple days ago, I have a 47 inch Philips TV on it which weighs about 60 or so pounds and it seems to be okay.....there are some optional wall anchors included too