If I wanted to use this stand for a 65" TV weighing 90Lb, is it going to be easy or to occasionally move the stand closer or farther as needed?
1852362
We have a 65" Amsung on the stand aong with a blue ray palyer, Direct TV equipment, DVR, and surround sound system. We have absolutely no problem repositioning it even with it being on thick carpet.
1852363
Yes, it can be easily moved with 65" TV by one person. Please make sure to hold up the TV with one hand before moving it.
1852364
On Wood floors? NoProblem. Carpet? Not Sure. I Have A Panasonic 65"S60 and It Slightly Wobbles But Not Much
1852365
The stand is a good looking quality stand. It is very well made and extremely heavy, however it is still very easy to move around . I am happy with the product
1852366
I have this stand and have about the same size TV and wight and it moves around great with it on it. It is a great stand for the money.
1852367
We have our stand on carpet and we are able to move it easily with 2 of us.
1852368
I have a 70in on the stand and the stand itself is pretty heavy so while you can move it, thanks to heavy duty castors it's not easy. If it was on a hard surface I think it would be very easy but it sinks into thick carpet due to the weight
1852369
The stand rests on 4 rollers, a little harder on carpet but can be moved around.
1823990
We are using it as a stand for a 40" TV no problem, it's nice and sturdy I don't think you will have an issue with stability but it might look a little disproportionate as our 40" is the full width of the stand.
359599
It is a nice piece of furniture. 65' TV will fit, but just barely. The furniture will be able to handle the weight.
1811234
It depends on the TV. The original factory specification for this stand listed the capacity as being 150 pounds. Also the width of the base is a factor as the top shelf is only a little over 17" wide and you would not want to use with a TV having a wider base. If used with a TV larger that 55", there will be overhang on both sides and you would not want to position the TV near a walking area where it might be brushed and knocked over.
2018539
I have it on it's stand and I'm confident the stand will do what it's supposed to do. You have about 78lb spread across a width of 62 inches centered at the middle of the set so of course it will wobble if you push on it; I don't see that as a problem. What I'd be more concerned about is the display falling forward in an earthquake so I have installed restraining straps on the back tethered to the table it sits on. Relax it ain't gonna fall sideways. The only way it would not wobble is if you had two stands; one at each end.
422324
You can do that but it wil be more forward from the wall. Since I used mine on a smaller TV in the bedroom I found the studs to be farther apart then what the support holes on the bracket allowed. I placed two 1"x2" wood studs across longer than TV bracket. I secured them to the studs and was able to move the bracket more to the left or right. Support for weight was still there since the wood was secured to the studs. You can't really see the wood since its 1" and the TV covers it. Hope this helps
876761
It definitely should work. This of course depends on the weight and width of the stand provided with the TV. If the stand provided with the set is two feet in length as the stand on my 40" set, the TV stand will protrude 3 or 4 inches over the edge of the stand. The stand can support almost any recently-made thinner screen TV since it can sustain 80 pounds, and most sets weigh about 25 or 30 pounds. Center the TV in the stand and it is solidly and steadily supported and even can be moved without dislodging the set from the stand. I shopped around a lot to find a way to raise my bedroom set over the edge of the bed, and this was about the only one that I could find cheap, sturdy and well-made. It definitely should work. This of course depends on the weight and width of the stand provided with the TV. If the stand provided with the set is two feet in length as the stand on my 40" set, the TV stand will protrude 3 or 4 inches over the edge of the stand. The stand can support almost any recently-made thinner screen TV since it can sustain 80 pounds, and most sets weigh about 25 or 30 pounds. Center the TV in the stand and it is solidly and steadily supported and even can be moved without dislodging the set from the stand. I shopped around a lot to find a way to raise my bedroom... » Read More It definitely should work. This of course depends on the weight and width of the stand provided with the TV. If the stand provided with the set is two feet in length as the stand on my 40" set, the TV stand will protrude 3 or 4 inches over the edge of the stand. The stand can support almost any recently-made thinner screen TV since it can sustain 80 pounds, and most sets weigh about 25 or 30 pounds. Center the TV in the stand and it is solidly and steadily supported and even can be moved without dislodging the set from the stand. I shopped around a lot to find a way to raise my bedroom set over the edge of the bed, and this was about the only one that I could find cheap, sturdy and well-made. « Show Less
249057
would be more concerned about the weight of the tv than the overlap. we really like the stand. it does seem to be sturdy
1788206
I have a 60" TV it is 54.13 inches wide. My TV weighs ~54-60 LBS depending on the stand and bracing. It fits just fine on this TV stand. It is very secure in my living room. I would say there is no reason this will not work for you.
604228
Yes, very easy. I have a 55" Samsung currently sitting on my stand. Good value for the $$$$ and looks nice. Easy to assemble. Just make sure you check the contents before discarding the receipt. The packing is kind of slip shod.
1690474
No problem at all if you have a good, solid stand underneath. The heavier the stand, the better.
861798
Beth, I have put a stand like that under a 26 inch tv with no problems. I think that it is strong enough to hold the 61 " but wonder about the balance. When I was shopping for a stand there seemed to be two types: one for smaller (up to 36") and one for larger ( up to 65"). You might want too check that out. Fred
1477225
It can support the weight but the length is a different matter. The TV will extend past the sides of the stand.
650369
This is made for a corner, you would waste a lot of space putting that large of a tv on it, plus theres a good chance your tv is too big for it to safely be on this stand.
2024887
i would say yes. We currently have a TV that weighs approximately 35 pounds on our stand. I would feel comfortable putting a a larger TV on this stand due to the middle beam.
206623
I have just bought a 65" tv (weighs just under 100 lbs.) and after reading a lot of the reviews the assembly for the 60" seemed easy enough. Can I put the TV on the bracket by myself?
2060596
I love the stand...actually added some Castors to it so that I could easily move around my great room area. I only have a small TV 28 inch on it, but I'm sure it can hold your larger TV easily.