The tv I would like to put on this stand is 45 inches wide. Would this stand be appropriate, or too small?
1811920
We have a 46" TV on this stand and it is perfect. We love the look of this stand and was so easy to asemble
1811921
My TV is 50". This is an absolutely beautiful cabinet and extremely easy to put together as part of it is already connected. Enjoy it....we are!
1811922
We have a 60 inch Samung on our stand so a 45 inch flat screen should work nicely.
1903032
In my opinion a 55 inch TV would be too big, it would overhang on the sides. I have a 46 incher and it is even with the stand on the sides.
1904602
Yes it will fit, we have a 42 inch tv and it fits fine. Really like this tv stand
691355
We ordered this in black for our 46" TV, and it fits fine. The front of the stand measures 42", so your 50" would hang over a couple inches on either side while it was centered on the stand. It would work, but you might have to set your TV closer to the front and it wouldn't fit as far back in the corner as it normally would.
2180496
My stand is in Florida, so I can't measure it.....I use it to support peripherals for a wall-mounted TV; holds it all nicely and looks good; handy holes in the back for wires. If I remember, the top was ~ 18-24" wide and ~8" deep, so IMHO should support up to a mid-size flatscreen on a stand.....say up to 42"?
691356
I measured the front of the stand and it measures 42". We have a 40" TV on it.I hope this was helpful
1499077
I have an older 42" Vizio on my stand. I would put a larger tv on the stand. So my answer would be yes, but I wouldn't go any larger due to the weight.
152732
Our tv is 47 1/4" wide, and 31" high, including the stand. There is about 3/8" of an inch to spare on the side. We had no trouble with the fit. Looks very nice. When we bought ours it stated it would arrive in 2 boxes, but everything came in 1, so don't be alarmed and think part of it is missing. Would absolutely purchase again.
1619485
I have a 42 inch tv on the stand itself, and there is about 6-7 inches on either side. I actually think the TV looks a bit small on the stand. I think that if you use a 55 inch it may be just slightly larger if not the same length of the TV stand. It may look a little large, unless you would be willing to settle for a 50 inch, which is likely a good balance between my 42 inch and your 55 inch (unless you have already purchased it!). Thanks.
1078805
I wish I could help you but my tv is a 32". I do know the stand isn't 60" wide so it may look odd.
775217
I have a 50 inch tv and there are about 4 inches left on both sides of the screen. Your application would probably work but I would go for a little bigger stand.
2278712
I have a 41" on it, with working swivel and it does a great job. I think as long as the entire base of the TV fits on the stand it should be okay.
1010714
Yes. I had a 50" tv that was exactly 48" wide. This depends slightly on the bezel width, of course. If you are concerned with weight, assuming your tv is a flat screen, it will not be a problem.
1140350
One question you should also consider - how much wider is the TV than the stand? Aesthetics may matter to you and the TV may be too large for the stand and may appear "top heavy." I have a 50" on mine, and the overall width of the TV is just a couple of inches shorter on each side (maybe 1 inch?), and has a nice "balance" to the look.
457873
The 55 inch is FAR too large for this TV Stand ... I just purchased the Samsung 55inch and its hanging all off the sides so now I have to purchase a new tv stand. Its ideal for tvs in the 30s and 40s.
1302881
Most 40 in TVs are too wide. Some 39 in might fit. I believe the inside is 35 in wide. Your tv must be smaller than 35 in wide.
2247228
The Monitor stand easily accommodates my 40" LED Westinghouse thin-screen TV...and remember the manufacturer width is the diagonal measure. (not top of screen width which on my set is 30"). The screen surround of my set extends 5 and 1/12 inches beyond the width of the 3M Monitor stand which poses no problem. The Westinghouse stand that attaches to the TV protrudes only an inch on each side of the 3M stand and seems sturdily fixed and immovable unless intentionally picked-up. It should make an attractive and ample support for a 29" TV and even much larger ones almost all of which are well below the spec weight from 3M of 80lbs. Only sets made in the early 90's or before would have anywhere near the lighter 25 to 40 pound weight of newer thin-screen models.