Can I mount a larger TV, 75", if it is less than the maximum weight allowance?
63486
I'm assuming if the bolt patterns match up. However it will effect how much the tv will be able to turn from left to right because your tv will struck the wall. Hope this helps. Joe
63487
Hi again. Yes that's the one I bought 42-65 ULTRA slim though. I have an 80 mounted Samsung. It's perfect !
63488
I mounted an 80 on peerless. But I can't remember if i bought a bigger mount. Is there a larger peerless ? If so buy it's worth the money. I was told it goes but weight so to answer your question I believe so. Peerless is best if u want to maneuver the tv different angles
63489
Should be fine as long as the place to mount the brackets on the TV are no more than 34" apart. There are 2 brackets that mount on the back of the TV. Once they are attached to the TV, you essentially hang it on the main part of the unit. So, you should be o.k. as long as your TV does not exceed that spacing.
1228675
This mount did not work for my 32 inch Sony Bravia - the brackets were too wide and extended beyond the TV. So I don't know the weight limit but definitely check the width of the brackets
1835573
You bought a 60" television. The bracket supports up to a 55" TV; I wouldn't trust it even if the hole pattern was within the limits.
187808
Not according to the Manufacturer.The product description on their web site states the mount is for 37"-60" displays weighing no more than 132 lbs. I would contact the manufacture to ask if you can mount the 70" if it is under the weight limit.
776849
As long as you attach the hanging hardware into the studs there should be no problem. Your TV appears to be well within the parameters. I had no problem with my television which was the same weight.
378591
I would strongly recommend not using this mount for anything over 75 lbs. I attempted to mount my 50 inch LG (98 lbs) and the mount arms started to buckle. I'm using the mount for my bedroom 30 inch (40 lbs) TV.
1137496
You can, but dont. I have a LG 55 and tried to mount it. It holds but is not very stable. I do not trust it. You can see the mount sagging at the joints and no matter how tight I make the ball, It can not support the weight of the TV.
1196767
Yes you can as I have a 55 inch tv on it and it holds very well. It is a really simple and easy to put together once you put it together your 40 inch tv will hold.
1038691
Weight wise it will be fine. I have a 32" Samsung on mine. Verify mounting pattern on TV with this bracket.
714935
I think that a tv that size may have a different screw place setup, one to wide/tall for this particular product. Not to mention the weight issue (not the most stable product)
2178550
Since the unit is quite stable I would expect that it could hold 75 pounds very easily. TV should be less than that. You must assemble properly so that the back panel gives it the rigidity needed, but it should not be problem if done correctly. Assembly is not difficult, but just follow the proper sequence and there should be no problem with that weight on the top.
1451733
it is clearly not designed to. I had no problem installing a 24" TV onto the VESA plate by myself holding TV with one arm and screwing the holding screws in with the other hand. The largest size recommended for this mount is 24" and they only weigh 7-9 pounds.
927939
i wouldnt even try it... do your research samsung was THE MOST incompatible manufacturer with this solution, plus do you really want to trust your 75 INCH LED to a subpar mounting system? Go with a traditional slimline mount. good luck! UNless you go with this, then tsk tsk you didnt listen....
1999975
It's pretty much set where it is. Depending on the size of your TV, you probably won't even be able to move the mounting bracket up or down due to it's lack of height.
690444
Not sure bud. My tv was 66lbs and sagged pretty badly. It's not the base plate that goes in the wall, it's the extended plate that the tv rests on. I would *guess* that 30 lbs might be ok? I went with. $200+ peerless mount and am MUCH happier.
851974
Most likely will have no problem. If it's a plasma may be a bit heavier - But I have my 100 lb. plus 70" tv hooked up. Wrote about it in my review. Make sure you mount it to studs. And test it before you mount the tv on.
287737
You could rig up something on your own, but only if the tv is 32 in or less as the unit is not real sturdy.