I have an 84 inch LCD and have some larger pets. Does this stand have any issues with tipping over?
480900
I haven't had any problems with mine though I only have a 42 inch and have the cart set about as short as I can. With the way the design works the extra weight should help stabilize it further. It really depends what you intend to do with it. If you are going to put this in the middle of your garage, set at max height with a pack of excited rottweilers roaming about, then I would at least suggest putting a couple sandbags on the legs. If it is going to be against a wall, set at a more common viewing height with a big dog or two bumping it on occasion then you should be fine. Now if you have a Maine Coon that likes to jump from the top of the bookshelves onto the TV, all bets are off.
1709233
This thing is huge. Mine just sits on the floor so tipping is not an even remote possibility. For a stand I'd have to suggest a custom built one as any premade terrarium/aquarium ones I can think of would put this cage way to high up.
1773349
It is probably one of the thinnest mounts around and works well as long as you don't need any tilt adjustment. I use it with a 32" touchscreen and it supports the weight with no problem.
2147668
I have a 65 inch Samsung that this supports without issue. The weight is about equal. This mount is very well made and very sturdy. No sagging that I have noticed although the tilt feature is harder to use with heavier TV's.
1819838
You should be fine, as I also have a LCD 32" TV installed on mine, which I'm sure it's probably weighs a little more than the newer model TVs.
240892
I believe it is. I love this stand and havnt had any stability issues with my tv. However, I don't have one that big, but I still don't see it being a big issue unless you run into it.
1556978
Yep beyond a doubt. I got a 55" flat screen and it holds it just fine. Great stand.
1564357
It really won't tip over. The only concern I would have is that it is narrow inside, and for larger people it may pose a problem getting in and out.
1248011
Yes. I believe the specs day larger. I put up a 42" flat screen. The base is quite heavy, so there's no bowing, leaning, or movement even on carpet. Stability is superb.
1382704
I haven't had a problem. Realize that any stand has to have a large enough base to be stable.
1709231
I haven't had a problem with it tipping. I would recommend a sturdy stand or table, with everything I have in mine is rather heavy. I have my terrarium put into a wall cubby that just happened to fit it.
670183
It's not easy to tip over but that might depend on how big your puppy is.... :)
1231959
I find the stand to be very stable. Mine's on a computer desk which is located in an area where the desk gets bounced rather often & the shake of the monitor is very minimal. This stand wouldn't topple over. I find it stable even when tilt to adjust for viewing.
1365980
Yes, nicely. I am running a 22 inch LCD on mine and it handles it without a problem.
1589427
It would hold it but I think it would tip over just based on balance proportion. Also you would have adhere it. I had to adhere the pad to feel secure about it being in this stand.
506157
Height doesn't matter the stand is very heavy you won't have to worry about tipping over
1890196
The stand is pretty stable. It comes out the back and is almost the same width of the monitor. I don't think it would though.