Will this wall mount work for LG42LB5D? My concern is that being an older TV it is heavier than newer models.
451193
i would think it would be okay as long as you secure it and make completely sure you have a stud. as long as nobody is careless and jerks it around i think it would be okay.
451194
Depends on the weight of your TV, and if the TV is VESA compliant (has screw holes in the back for the mount to attach). Keep in mind another limiting factor: the wall you are mounting to. The mount might hold the TV, but will the wall hold the weighed-down mount on a single stud? Some other mounts have wider bases which spreads the weight out among a wider area (and across multiple wall studs). This one loads it all up on a single point. I had to attach my mount to a board, then bolt the board to the wall across three studs to assure stability.
451195
I honestly don't know. I recommend going to their website and asking a rep. Everyone else will just be guessing.
451196
Don't know. You have to look up the specs. I personally didn't like the wall mount as it's very difficult to set up based on the spacing of where the bolts should go. I wouldn't recommend buying this mount.
503014
Not sure of your question, but not all mounts are the same. Universal mounts, just by their name, indicates that the mount should be able to be used by any TV that meets the mount specifications for weight and size.
574477
i do believe it will. i have two of the slim wall mounts for 2 LG's of different sizes. i think one is a 50" and the other is smaller. but the bracket is so adjustable for just about any size. it's very easy to hook on and off and swing left and right as well. it's so secure i could hang off it myself. (it's best with the tv's if you can find a stud to secure to.) i would check with the manufacturer to be exact.
1379402
This is a unuversal mount that may handle a LG 55LM4600 55. You need to measure the 4 bolt pattern on the LG 55LM4600 55 and see if it within the capacity of the mount.
505311
It worked for mine. LG's seem to give a lot of backing options that fit various wall mounts.
1466604
Well I have a 50 inch tv weighing 60lbs. it works great as for 92 lbs. I dont think you would have a problem as the sag free wall mount is well made and its only 12lbs. more than max weight, they always low ball the max weight on everything so theres that extra buffer if the thing could only hold 80 for real they probably wouldve rated it for 70. good luck hope I helped
251708
This mount is just as versitile as the high dollar ones. I beleive that this mount would work for any application you have. I have a 27 inch mounted and it moves around quite easily. The only thing that might come into play is the size of the TV you are mounting. Good luck!
1052334
Probably, if you have a newer LCD/LED lit TV that weigh less than 60 lbs. If you can't span 2 studs (16" OC), try the other VideoSecu mount which has a wall plate about 27" wide.
2131317
I have two of these mounts. One mated to a 55" Sony Bravia and one to a 40" Samsung. I see no reason why it wouldn't work. And this mount is SOLID. Honestly I am very happy with both of mine. Almost all major mounts and TV's work together. The manufacturer's may specify somewhere, but I don't think you'll have any issues.
597208
Verified with my LG Smart TV and it does work ( Reverting my previous comment ) . It should support model #55LB7200-UB
159859
I have a brand new 55" LG TV and it was easy to mount. It came with many different sized spacers & brackets, I'm sure it would work with any new-ish TV in that size range.
965464
No its not a wall mount, it's an adapter for your wall mount onto your TV. I believe it will work for you.
535333
I can understand you being nervous, I was also! I used this mount for a much smaller 42" LED TV and it worked out fine. Trying to hide the cables and power cord in the wall actually was much harder. Just make sure you have something very substantial that the lag screws that go into the wall can "bite" into or screw into. No way will ordinary drywall/wall board be able to hold the weight of a TV. If you can attach to the studs, or concrete block or brick behind the wall this mount can work. Good luck
1635588
I bought 2 of these...a "small" one and a "larger" one. The "smaller" one didn't have the mounting hole centers that I needed for my 26" TV, so I ended up using the "larger" one that was intended for a 32" TV. So...while the weight may not be a problem, the mounting centers will be. I sort of remember mounting my dad's 60" Samsung, and the centers are much much wider...400mm or something, because it mounted on long arms attached to the center plate.
1806450
I would say yes. Just confirm your TV weight versus the rated hold weight (100+ lbs, I believe?). I would recommend you use the wood screws provided drilled into wall studs, instead of drywall anchors. Once I had the mounting plate installed, I hung from it by my hands (I'm 175lbs) and it was solid.
1727517
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.
1940294
I used this wall mount and it worked perfectly (note it is not a swivel mount): VideoSecu Low Profile TV Wall Mount Bracket for Most 32" - 75" LCD LED Plasma HDTV, Compatible with Sony Bravia Samsung LG Haier Panasonic Vizio Sharp AQUOS Westinghouse Pioneer ProScan Toshiba 1NN