I just ordered the Sharp Aquos LC80LE642 80" that is 122 lbs. Anyone know if this mount will fit it?
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jeff:the specs indicate that this mount will only support any t.v. up to 65 inches. it won't handle an 80 inch t.v.
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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.
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Yes it will I have a sharp television mount on the wall and it's a 65" ok so u can buy it u won't regret it
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I presently have a Samsumg Ultra Slim Plasma on this mount and as much as its slim you need to add some extra fastening to prevent the tilt from moving. sadly the weight is too much for the mount and i find it moes from it's upright 90 degree location to a 60 degreee spot. I am going to keep the mount but secure it with a #10 self tapper.
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I am using the same for my 60 inch sharp tv from last one year. Tv model number is LC60LE650U. It is a very solid stand and I am really happy with it.
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The 47" Philips I bought this mount for weighs around 100 pounds - that's no problem. The mount is rated for 165. As long as you hit both studs on center and snug all four lags up I don't see how you could have an issue with sagging.
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Yes it should. In the slight chance it won't return it. It's cheap in price so you'll be ok. Do not over crank the mount as the claw will snap.
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This mount has the standard VERSA mount pattern of 100mm or 200mm up to 60 lbs. if your TV is within those sepcts. it will work it says for TVs between 19" to 60 " up to 60 lbs.
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Yes. This is a great mount. The quality is exceptional and the price is very very reasonable. Go for it!!!
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I haven't used this model, but in general the mount are the same, but your tv will hang over each side by 6.5 inches. This may or may not be acceptable to you, but it should work:)
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I can only tell you that it works with my older Sharp LCD-46d62U. TV looks great with this mount but it's difficult to access HDMI ports due to its closeness to the wall. Hope this helps.
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Hi Mark - I recently hung my 100+ lbs 65" Panasonic Plasma with this mount. It is without question the sturdiest mount I have ever used. As long as your hole spacing is less than the max listed, you should be good to go. I highly recommend this mount if your looking for a well built, extremely sturdy and customizable mounting solution.
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Check their website; there's a spot where you can put in model # and it will show all the mounts that fit. They have great customer support too.
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I have a Sharp EQUOS 70" and it fits nearly perfectly...slight overhang on each end but unnoticeable unless I point it out
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I installed a 50-inch Insignia NS-50D550NA15 LED TV that weighs 33.1 lb. onto the mount. It has only been up for a day, but appears stable - no sagging. Personally, I wouldn't go any larger.
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I installed a new Samsung 75" LED TV (73 lbs) with this mount with no problem and also mounted an older 50" that weighs more. I can't remember the exact weight of the older TV, but I thought is was tipping the scales at around 90 lb. I admit that this mount isn't as beefy as some (it's low profile after all), but it's solid with the two TVs I used it on. It's rated at 165 lb, so I think you have plenty of margin even though I wouldn't be comfortable at 165 lbs.
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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.
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This mount fits up to a VESA 420 x 400 (16.5" Horizontal 15.75 Vertical) mounting pattern: measure the mounting holes on the back of the Sharp & see what the spacing is. One website said the LC60 had VESA 400mm spacing, but others said that Sharp didn't conform to VESA standards.Either way, I personally think this mount is on the small side for a 60", 90-pound set.