weight of the TV: Can this Plasma 65 inch be mounted on a wall, I am afraid with a weight of 125 pounds whether this is too much for the wall and also what mounts are appropriate.
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My older hitachi 55" is heavier and I have had that on the wall for the past 5 years. you just need to get a large enough bracket that will support the weight, and a secure mount on studs
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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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I believe that it was rated for 125 lbs., however, I was completely dissatisfied with this mount. If your studs allow you to mount this system on your wall EXACTLY CENTERED ON THE WALL THAT YOU WANT IT, then it will probably work for you. That means that it has to be set up exactly the way it is shown in the picture. If you try to adjust it in any way, the sway arm gets out of alignment, and your tv will be crooked. I had purchased this mount for a 55" that weighed about 80 lbs., and because my studs were not centered on the wall that I was mounting it on, there was no way to adjust the tv to be centered on the wall, and the system that they have on the sway arm of the bracket (the part that holds the tv) was not strong enough to hold the tv on center. I fussed with this thing for hours putting it together, mounting it, and trying every possible way to get it to work properly before making the decision to send it back. I know that this bracket is very well rated by Amazon customers, however don't make the mistake I did - READ THE BAD REVIEWS FIRST! This bracket may suit your needs, however the best system on the market for this type is a SANUS that is not only easier to mount to your wall due to having an adjustable mounting bracket, but the sway arm is also adjustable AND strong enough to hold the tv on center. I paid just a little more for a SANUS on ebay than I did for the Cheetah. GOOD LUCK
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Manufacturing specs for the product spell out the weight limits in detail. If necessary, go online to get specs. I wall mounted mine to a wall stud with the screws included and mounted a 24" monitor that weighs aprox. 15 pounded, it works perfectly and I would strongly recommend this product.
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This mount is more known for its ability to hold heavy televisions than anything else. Rated for plasma. The plasma television I had was darn heavy. If the holes line up I would do it. Its rated for 165 lbs. I paid alot more for it too. Wow I just saw the price is incredibly low.
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Its holding my 50" Plasma, As long as it is not heavier than the weight limit, I think its 135lbs . It should hold it, but i can't be 100% sure
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The wallplate is 24" so it won't span 2 stud spaces (assuming studs @ 16" oc). I seriously doubt that you will be able to purchase just the wallplate. You could buy a complete assembly and just use the wallplate, but I don't think that is necessary. If you get a good solid screw connection to the center stud at the top and bottom of the wallplate, and use good quality toggle bolts at the ends of the wallplate into the drywall, that will be sufficient to carry the weight of a 50" TV. The connection to the stud will carry the weight of the TV; the toggle bolts will hold the wallplate tight to the wall at the ends. The wallplate is 24" so it won't span 2 stud spaces (assuming studs @ 16" oc). I seriously doubt that you will be able to purchase just the wallplate. You could buy a complete assembly and just use the wallplate, but I don't think that is necessary. If you get a good solid screw connection to the center stud at the top and bottom of the wallplate, and use good quality toggle bolts at the ends of the wallplate into the drywall, that will be sufficient to carry the weight of a 50" TV. The connection to the stud will carry the weight of the TV; the toggle bolts will hold the... » Read More The wallplate is 24" so it won't span 2 stud spaces (assuming studs @ 16" oc). I seriously doubt that you will be able to purchase just the wallplate. You could buy a complete assembly and just use the wallplate, but I don't think that is necessary. If you get a good solid screw connection to the center stud at the top and bottom of the wallplate, and use good quality toggle bolts at the ends of the wallplate into the drywall, that will be sufficient to carry the weight of a 50" TV. The connection to the stud will carry the weight of the TV; the toggle bolts will hold the wallplate tight to the wall at the ends. « Show Less
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I am sorry, I do not know. The description only gives you details on the size of the TV (I have a 47" LCD). Plasma TV's are heavier, but I would recommend to contact the manufacture to get that information. When I spoke to them they were very helpful. Good luck!...
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If the weight's spread out on support bars 50 lbs should be ok as long as you don't slam anything down on it. I wouldn't stand on it or put more than 5lb per square inch. If you google tempered glass it's about a quarter inch thick so you should be able to calculate the strength vs dimensions of your TV. I can say without knowing about the tv wether it would or not. Wood would be wiser.
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Yes, it should be. We used with our 55" plasma and it is very stable. (I believe our tv weighs in @ 100lbs). Jennifer G.
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I believe that it will work just fine. This kit gives you several different options of hardware for the size of screw hole and the wall mounting hardware. I just hung mine up last week for a 65" Samsung plasma, a real heavy TV. Works great! I would recommend over any store bought mount for the price!
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Hi David, Thanks for the question. This TV weighs about 50 pounds and has a Vesa pattern of 300mm x 300mm. This very strong and versatile TV wall mount should be a perfect fit for this nice looking TV. The only thing I would check is on a lot of Sony TV's there is a section on the back that sticks out further from the rest of the TV. Just make sure this does not interfere with the installation. Often a set of spacers installed with the wall mount will take care of any concerns. Contact AV-Express for more details.
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It is design to hold up to 135#, I just used it for my 70", 110# TV, and it feels solid. The important thing is to balance the TV (space evenly) on the horizontal mount. Look up the weight of the TV in your TV specs
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Should work no problem. The mounts on my 50" plasma are 27" apart. The mount then hook on to the top of the plate and anchor screws at the botton lock it in place. This mount is a beast after mounting it to the wall my 250 lb son hung on it for about half a minute to make sure it would hold. I would have no worries about hanging a 100 lb plus tv on this mount.
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It's pushing it a little but I think it could handle it. Mine is a 50" Samsung plasma and it's a heavy TV. If you have an LED rype it would definitely be no problem. Even with a 60" plasma I think that you could put a couple of home depot type shelf boards on the shelf to spread the weight around more evenly. I've put a sound bar on the front of the shelf which puts the rear 2 legs of the TV stand right at the back corners of the shelf which made the corners flex a little. I was intending to put the home depot shelves on for mine but it just isn't necessary.
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I believe I googled it at the time of purchase and found a manual through the manufacturer, but it should've been upwards of 100lbs. It holds my 83 lb, 65" plasma without any issue. Bolted into two studs with the supplied accessories.
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I used a steel corner wall mount that I had from my previous tv. It was overkill as it will handle over 100 pounds. It is adjustable horizonally, vertically, tilt up and down, and in and out. It works great for our circumstance as I needed to have the adjustments to avoid a window. I hope that helps and you will love the tv itself as I am very impressed at the picture and even the sound.