I have a Pioneer Elite 60" plasma with detachable speakers and all together it weighs over 135 pounds. Is this mount able to hold that weight safely?
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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...
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From the description on this item: Maximum weight capacity: 220lbs. As long as you properly attach this mount to support beams in your wall, you should be all good. This thing is a tank dude. I rock my 52" Samsung purchased in 2007 and that tv has a fat ass. This mount doesn't flinch. Swings around with ease. Only issue is if you're not careful, you can nick out the drywall when you're swinging the tv to the left or right. Just be aware of where the mount is in relation to the wall...since its behind the tv and out of sight.
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From the description on this item: Maximum weight capacity: 220lbs.As long as you properly attach this mount to support beams in your wall, you should be all good. This thing is a tank dude. I rock my 52" Samsung purchased in 2007 and that tv has a fat ass. This mount doesn't flinch. Swings around with ease. Only issue is if you're not careful, you can nick out the drywall when you're swinging the tv to the left or right. Just be aware of where the mount is in relation to the wall...since its behind the tv and out of sight.
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Definitely. I've had my Vizio 70" on it for two years with no wiggle or movement of any kind. Like Jason Steen said, you need to be sure to get it in to the studs. The mount itself probably weighs more than the TV.
1186004
Don't do it. My 75lbs plasma caused the mounting plate to twist allowing the whole Tv to angle forward. Recommend you look for professional grade mount for that size.
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It could handle the weight easily, but needs to be firmly attached to the wall, as into studs. I have an older Onkyo NR801 on this in my garage.
1990892
According to the product manual, the Omnimount soundbar mount supports a maximum weight of 30lbs. Of course Sonos also makes a custom mount for their Soundbar so you should likely check that out also.
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Yes, it should be. We used with our 55" plasma and it is very stable. (I believe our tv weighs in @ 100lbs). Jennifer G.
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Yes, it will. And in an attempt to answer future questions like this about specific models - this mount seems very versatile to me and comes with a lot of extra mounting hardware which should make just about anything work out. There is a lot of steel in the construction of the mount so I would not worry about weight until you are up towards the 160-170 pound range.
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My older hitachi 55" is heavier and I have had that on the wall for the past 5 years. you just need to get a large enough bracket that will support the weight, and a secure mount on studs
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I have a 32" flatscreen on the top, the middle holds a 5+/- lb av receiver and a middle surround speaker. I just tried sitting on the top shelf with the tv still on it and it did not seem like it would break. I am just under 200lbs. I did not put all my weight on it but enough to know it can hold about 50 lbs without worry. Id even go as far to say it holds 100lbs on the top shelf alone but you shouldn't put anything that heavy on it either way; no tv weighs that much that you wouldn't just mount to the wall. It is really unbelievably sturdy for the material and assembly. slight wobble but not fall apart wobble. you would have to try to break it in order to. I have a 32" flatscreen on the top, the middle holds a 5+/- lb av receiver and a middle surround speaker. I just tried sitting on the top shelf with the tv still on it and it did not seem like it would break. I am just under 200lbs. I did not put all my weight on it but enough to know it can hold about 50 lbs without worry. Id even go as far to say it holds 100lbs on the top shelf alone but you shouldn't put anything that heavy on it either way; no tv weighs that much that you wouldn't just mount to the wall. It is really unbelievably sturdy for the material and assembly. slight wobble... » Read More I have a 32" flatscreen on the top, the middle holds a 5+/- lb av receiver and a middle surround speaker. I just tried sitting on the top shelf with the tv still on it and it did not seem like it would break. I am just under 200lbs. I did not put all my weight on it but enough to know it can hold about 50 lbs without worry. Id even go as far to say it holds 100lbs on the top shelf alone but you shouldn't put anything that heavy on it either way; no tv weighs that much that you wouldn't just mount to the wall. It is really unbelievably sturdy for the material and assembly. slight wobble but not fall apart wobble. you would have to try to break it in order to. « Show Less
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I do not know how the weight limit of 135lb was established. Basic physics, the force on the mount increases as the TV is extended from the wall. If the maximum spec is with the TV against the wall (minimum extension), the max spec weight decreases as you move the weight out from the wall. So, if you are using it against the wall, it may work for you. If you are going to use it extended, I'd spend the extra dollar on a more substantial mount.
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I think the maximum weight the stand will carry is 200 lb. I have a 60" plasma TV ( 66 lb) on the top shelf and there is no indication that that is too much weight. Note that I rate the product 5 stars. It is high quality and very attractive as well as amazingly sturdy and easy to assemble because of its unique design.
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Don't have the manual still to confirm, but it's very sturdy and holds my 55inch flat screen just fine, though it's probably only 1/3 that weight or less. 150 seems really high, if you have a projection or tube tv I would recommend something solid wood not press wood.
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I have a 50 inch led tv so I didn't want to take a chance of having it crash down. So I wall mounted mine but I've put a lot of weight on it and it didn't even budge. I would suggest to wall mount your tv just to be safe though
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I have a Rode NT1A mounted on it which weights .7lbs. It holds it up without a problem. If you are using a shotgun mic you will need to buy a different shockmount, but it will hold it without a problem.
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No way - just like Jimmy said - don't do it. My LG 55" weighs 48 lbs & I don't trust it one bit. I'm taking it down as soon as my other mount arrives. 66LB load rating is false.
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As long as it's mounted correctly with the proper hardware. I mounted a 200lb plasma 60" with this same mount brand.
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I hung a 42" on it and it didn't even know it was there....this thing would handle a 50" plasma I would bet. If you are concerned check the weight of the one you intend to hang on it against the specs listed - (think that was up to 120lbs) I would bet a 55" LED panel is maybe 70 lbs which would put it well within the limits. and this is one mount that I'm sure the listed weights are reasonable for - it works and doesn't break the bank
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Yes, definitely. I have a 100 lbs bag that I leave on the mount. The thing wont budge. I even hang from it just to play around (I am 260 lbs). So 150 will be fine.