will a 60inch plasma fit ???
590969
I would say yes. Mine is big and it looks tiny compares to the place for tv. Lol
854636
I used it on a 60 inch Panasonic plasma. It should work just fine. Just be sure to anchor the mount to two studs or make sure there is wood blocking in the wall.
1227229
I think a 60" might be too big for this. We have a 55" and the TV extends past the widest part of the top shelf by at least and inch on both sides.
574754
I agree with Mel W. We keep meaning to mount our 60" but, it fits with room on either side of it when it is just sitting on top. It would depend on the type of mounting pattern you have on your tv.
359597
I have samsung 60" led tv on it. It still has more spaces on each side. I'm sure it will fit your tv. Go for it!
1733441
If you look at the photo , the VESA max measurements are 600x400mm so according to your 400x400mm yes it should fit. If your Sharp is VESA compliant as most are these days you should have no trouble with this mounting system or any VESA mounting system. Just check that the weight and the wall mount is big enough to support your flat screen. Myself, personally I always go one step up from what I need , I have a 50in Panasonic plasma and the last of the great Panasonic's TC-P60ZT60 and I ordered a mount that can hold 110lbs and 55in plasma/LCD for my 50in And ordered a 135lbs 65in mount for my 60in. Even though they are bigger mounts you can't see them from the front but I know I'm not pushing a 50in mount to the limit or a 60in mount to the limit. I know I kinda ran off there but always make sure the weight is gonna hold. Back to what you asked, I believe being 400x400mm this particular mount will be fine for you . Again sorry to ramble just want to give as much info as I can. Only because I had a bad run in with using a standard 50inch mount that said It could hold 80lbs and 50 in plasma/ LCD and it failed horribly, heard a massive smash in middle of the night, even after professional Install it only lasted 12-15hours before one of the tilt bars broke and the other side swayed open and the side swivel bar broke because it couldn't support the weight with one arm. So now I just go a step bigger to be safe. Hope any or some of that helps Thanks for reading and sorry for rambling on a bit much . Bull
489092
I don't have the exact dimensions, but We have a 60" Panasonic plasma, and there are several extra inches of width on both sides of the mount that the bracket hooks on to.
453989
I didn't look up your exact model number but we purchased for a 42" Panasonic Plasma (Older and very heavy) and it works perfect for the TV. The Stand is surprisingly High-Quality. It will fit your TV. I know b/c we have many different "Flat Panel" TV's mounted on wall mounts and this stand comes with an amazing amount of screws that would fit absolutely any Flat Panel TV ever produced. For th eprice I was shocked by the quality and the company going over and beyond providing the necessary size screws to fit in to the back of any flat panel tv. Buy with confidence. The ONLY variable for looking at another option would be how much clearance space you want from the bottom of the TV to whatever you have the stand placed on. Our Panasonic was older and only provided one place where you could screw the mount to (aloo of our other TV's provide many different vertical screw holes to adjust the height). Ours Still had plenty of clearance for a pretty large Cable Box to sit underneath giving clear visibility to the screen, which is why we purchased it b/c the stand that came with the panasonic was so low the Cable box was in the viewing area of the screen. Can't imagine any of the more expensive options being any better.
30312
Absolutely, but, it is designed for larger TVs. But yes, I have a 60" and it's perfect.
1806451
I have a 60 inch f 8500 Samsung plasma. I just made sure to use some larger/longer screws and I also made sure to screw into the studs. They should be on 16" centers though if cheaply done may be on 24" centers. Use a stud finder to locate the studs and drill a pilot hole to make sure you are in the right place. If you put 2 1/2 or 3" screws into the studs weight will not be an issue.
292572
I have a 63" plasma. It will rotate about 80 degrees both ways but takes some work as the extension arm has to be straightened out before getting maximum rotation. Also you have to be sure your cables are long enough to reach. A 60" with a narrower bezel will turn farther as my bezel is 2 1/2" on the sides so you will closer to 90 degrees probably. Not sure if they make a unit with more extension but if so will cost more.
613738
I have a 61", 150lb plasma screen on my Bell'O stand and it work fine. HOWEVER, I had to use some flat stock aluminum to make it work. If you are handy it is not too difficult to add the flat stock to modify the provided mount bars to accommodate the mounts provided.
1588675
I have a 60in plasma that is around 90 pounds. I think you will be ok at 115.
1050072
I have a 55" Toshiba Plasma that is super heavy and from about 6 years ago and it fits it fine. The nice thing about this stand is it's universal nature being able to adjust for your particular TV. Super heavy duty and I liked it so much I bought for an older 42" Plasma that is about 12 years old. I would feel confident in purchasing it for your needs.
1506359
Depends on the size of your base. I have a 50 inch Panasonic Plasma and it fits with room to spare.
1910994
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.
1020485
I have a 53 inch Samsung plasma and it fits right to each corner. Tv's are measured diagonally. My Samsungs width across is actually 46 inches the same width of the stand. Its a nice stand.