My stand for my 52" tv is only 25" wide. Will there be any issues using this stand with it?
467962
40"Samsung fits perfectly your base should fit your screen may be longer on the sides of the stand
467963
this stand is 39" wide and I have a 40" television which is perfect. Your 52" would hang over each endabout 6" on each side which I guess would be ok but not something I would prefer. Good luck.
467964
We have a 42 inch tv and have a cable box that is 8 inches across and all fits well.
467965
My TV is a 40-inch model. The Sauder stand is 38 inches wide and the TV width is 35-1/2 inches. So, the width of a 52-inch TV certainly overlaps the sides of the stand. The width of the feet of my TV is 21-1/2 inches. For a 52" TV, my guess is that the feet of the TV itself are wider than 25 inches.
467966
The top shelf on this stand is 15-1/4" wide. I have a 42" TV on it, with each leg measuring 9 inches. I don't see a problem with your set, unless your screen is more than 39-1/4" across the front. That's how long the top shelf is.
467967
My 40"fits without extending past the length of the stand. If you dont mind the over hang
179200
Danny, I have had both a 55 and 65" tv on this stand. Both will work, you will just need to watch your center of gravity and make sure you set the TV's low enough on the stand......It is only recommended for up to a 55" I know, but it will work with larger TV's
834516
No. If the tv has thick borders like mine does, it will not fit in place. i had to cut the fronts off to get my 52 in to fit
1324724
I ended up buying the 60" version and put a 55" TV on it. That combo turned out perfect. I would think hanging a 50" TV on the 42" stand will not look good, and might not fit for the height.
2237315
Yes. I have 55" tv on it. Tv extends over edges of stand, but as long as the base fits securely and tv is less than 95 pounds you should be fine.
1595357
I have a 65 inch TV set up on the stand and no problem whatsoever.Great looking stand
1592842
I purchased the OFC Express 5.25 High TV Stand 25" Wide, BLACK stand for my 32" television. I love the product - well made and perfect for me. If you have enough room for the 25" stand, I would suggest getting that one depending on the measurements you require. I see by the other answers that the smaller stand works for them. Good luck!
1641196
I have a 55 " Samsung and it fits perfect with width of stand. Yours would work but may stick out a tad mote than stand. I'd do it. Love this stand
1788210
The stand is great but i have 50" tv and barely fits it i dont think 60" tv will fit with the stand
1439159
I have an entertainment center that is 37 inches high. My flat screen TV is 23 x 39 inches. So the top of the stand is around 60 inches high. If the height of your TV is 50 inches high, I doubt it.
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.
271938
No, my 42-inch is on a fixed stand. The TV is so light that it's worth mounting if you can.
1990805
I just looked at the back of my Sony and the horizontal brackets that come with the stand are only 20" long, therefore they would not accommodate a 32" span.
249055
This tv stand is recommended for Tv's with a 48" diagonal measurement. I would not recommend using it for a tv with a length of 48" although the is is very sturdy. Hope this helps.
691360
Mine measures 42" across the front so a 50" TV would sit on the stand but extend 4" over each side. Nor sure about weight issues for the bigger TV
1554
My 55" fits end to end. I would not want to sit the TV on the stand. It looks good with the TV floating a few inches above the stand. I love the unit. Good quality and excellent for storage.
1062186
Looking at my TV, I would say your dimension mach with my TV. I don't think the 52 will work. If you get 55 inch, the worst case scenario is that you would have to cut the Velcro to have slimmer fit on the frame. Have in mind that Velcro is not the "real" support holding the screen.