Would this product work for a 58" span (5' implies exactly 60", but it says the aluminum is flexible...)?
1855556
My span was less than 5 ft, the instructions show how to cut the rod and maintain the proper arc. I did that and cut off the amount I needed it worked.
1855557
Robyn: Sorry, I completely missed this question. You can bow it a little bit and it will fit in the 58" space or you could trim a couple inches off the rod. The rod is separate and inserts into the mounting brackets so it can be cut down.
1876726
it's very flexible i wouldn't recommend you bend it it might break or pop, but it should fit it a tube 6'' in diameter
1085324
It will go to 60' or more. I have a 5 foot span to cover and it fits perfectly. I have been very happy.
567065
I think this tv mount is too small for a 60". It barely fit our 42".There is only 6" between shelves.
995825
61" is the center of the mounts on mine. I have to bend the poles in a bit when I put it on but I don't think you could bend them in much further than 61". 64" should be just fine.
1614076
Well there's no 60 in about it. I can only guess it is more wide than long. But it is actually too long. I am gonna trim the bottom edge.
2074859
Measure the area available to mount the bar. If you can fit the 60" one without bending it that is the way I would go. I mounted a 60" on my suv & it did not fit well. On my wife's suv I used the 48" and it fits perfect. The bigger offers better protection and visibility by others but fit is most important.
1554039
I see what you mean on the size issue. I would suggest you contact the seller to clarify. I use it on a 60 " and love the way it moves side to side and tilts.
2070337
I don't think they are that flexible. The kit comes with 5 or 6 pole segments and they are pretty stiff. I bet you could make a 180 degree arch with all 5 poles, but it would be tough to get the ends to touch.
246280
It was made to fit comfortable on a 58" with some slack. It's possible it could go a bit larger but remember it was made for a 58". It's a very durable product.
2000735
Yes...we have a 60" on it and it is way more bracket than is needed. We love it and it is sturdy but I wouldn't get it for a 35". WE have 6 TVs in our house and have found a well built light weight one is more than enough.
1153392
I used it for 40 inch. I am not sure. The product seems to be well built and high end. A little hassle to find out what to use fir installation. Good luck!
463453
I my opinion its will work. I has mount a 55 inches and felt very solid. The key thing is make sure mount on the wall studs and you will fine. Good Luck!
1498372
The description says up to 50 inches. A 60" would extend several inches beyond the piece. I wouldn't try it. Just my opinion. I love this piece.
2129080
I'm not sure about the 60, but I use it for my 40 breeder and it works well. It doesn't go across the whole length so I might suggest a longer one
2057010
58" refers to the width. The length is based upon what yardage you select. :)
253708
Like the previous answer stated, I am sure it can handle the weight however I would be concerned about the holes lining up and on my 60 inch I had to reverse the brackets for it to work ( I called them to make sure that was ok to do and they said yes ), I would seek to find a bracket that matches your 70 inch, not worth risking it not fitting and having to pay to send it back