will fit 42" sharp flat panel tv
446811
Yes, I hung a 46 inch Samsung LED. That is the biggest I would do with that mount.
446812
It is a fairly generic TV mount. I am very certain it would fit any flat panel TV provided it was not too heavy. 42-inch flat panel should be no problem. I have a 46-inch Samsung mounted on the wall with this device. Keep in mind that this is a fixed installation. You will not be able to move the TV for better viewing after installation. If you need line of sight variability you should get a flexible mount which is bigger, bulkier and more intrusive visually.
9848
I put mine on a Phillips 47". The holes are pretty generic so I would think it will fit most any TV
474008
go to your tv store and measure the mount holes on the back of a sharp 60" flatscreen and see if they are the same. if they are any farther apart (top to bottom) it will not work. it will adjust sideways. it works on my sharp 60" perfectly. specs on the mount say it will accomodate up to 154 lbs. it is a sturdy unit. make sure you mount it to 16" on center studs or a thick, sturdy, appropriate mount plate bolted to the studs.
109181
This cabinet will hold a TV that is 42" wide from left to right. Make sure you take the width of the whole panel, including speakers, if there are any on the side.
72906
I have a 42 " on mine. Yours will overlap about 6" more on each side. Most TVs are not very heavy so unless yours' is different, it should the the weight. We like ours a lot and the price-point is good.
2261907
It seems to me it should fit unless the TV is really heavy. I have a 27" on top with plenty of room on both sides.
457418
My TV is a 42" and it is flush with either side. Your pedestal would probably fit fine but you'd have nearly 5" on either side, so stability might be an issue.
645234
I measured back mount that holds the tv and a 32" TV would fit but you would see the knobs from the mount on the side. A 42" or larger TV is best.
462989
The holes are 10 inches apart (from the bottom of the top hole to the top of the 2nd hole. The holes are 2 inches in diameter. Your 42 inch TV will be no problem, I have a Samsung 46 incher on mine.
293930
I have a flat screen that is 46.5 x 30 including the stand. My tv fits perfectly. The tv stand is 48" wide. Your set might be a tiny bit bigger but I think it would be okay. Mine looks great.
1833600
We have our 42" Vizio mounted on it with no problem. Can't say about your specific TV though.
1904607
The top of the stand is 43" so it'd fit, but the 42" of the TV is measured diagonally so you'd want to see what it's actual width is.
1720132
Yes it will fit the Sharp 70". I'm using it on my Sharp 70"and really pleased with the quality and versatility. Fully extended away from wall, might sag 1/4", but really a solid wall mount
2149245
I have a 42 inch flat screen and I would say the 44 inch would fit. However, DO NOT buy this product, it is a piece of garbage. Dawn
1642793
The television set of this make and model which I bought and reviewed was 40 inches - as a matter of fact, the whole box it came in wasn't even 60 inches, lol. However, I must say that I do not know for sure if Sharp makes another size tv set with this same exact model code, but I doubt it, since it would cause a lot of confusion and irritation if people were searching for one size and another size kept popping up under the same model...it's possible that the the other place you mentioned just made a simple typographical error.
553459
My tv is 50" and heavy and it holds it like a champ. I think 42" would fit even better, as my tv is very heavy and the back bends a little so it's tilted VERY slightly. But it's a great stand and you literally need no tools like it says. As I said, I have a 50" on it, so you shouldn't have an issue. For the price, it really was made nicely.
900217
Use this mount: http://www.amazon.com/Peerless-SF660-Mount-32-63IN-Screens/dp/B0009JR42E/ref=pd_bbs_3?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1197657583&sr=8-3 It is bigger than the same model mount that goes up to 46" and guess what, that one does not fit (I have tried that with my moms TV). Also, use spacers (even though it shows them as not required, you wouldn't want the screws popping out of place).