The title says up to 55 inches, however the description says up to 60 inches. Can this stand hold a 60 in TV?
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Hi Eric, Thank you for contacting Value Max. The most important things to check when purchasing any type of TV mount, are the weight and size maxes, as well as the VESA pattern max for the mount, to ensure that the specs are compatible with your TV. This mount, the MI-860, can support a 60 inch TV, as long as the TV's weight does not exceed 90 lbs., and the TV has a VESA pattern of 800 x 400 or less. The VESA pattern is the horizontal and vertical distance between the bolt holes on the back of the TV. We hope this helps, and if you have any additional questions, please contact us via our Amazon Seller Storefront, Value Max. Thank you! Value Max Customer Support
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I only mounted a 42" on it, but it is a good, solid, well-built mount based on the one I received. As for a 60", I would check to make certain that the mounting is compatible.
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It holds up to 135 pounds... Just check the weight of your tv.A 60 inch tv weighs around 60-70 pounds.. So i think it works!!!
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Not at all. I have a 60" on this stand and it looks great! It's the perfect height too.
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according to directions, this stand will accommodate 135#. Not true. Our HD TV is well under the recommenced weight limit and our stand is sagging in the middle.Stand is very nice to look at when first put together, but within a week was sagging in the middle. VERY DISAPOINTED!
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It will hold a tv up to 42". The stand is really quite nice for the price. Decent quality.
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I have a 60" TV it is 54.13 inches wide. My TV weighs ~54-60 LBS depending on the stand and bracing. It fits just fine on this TV stand. It is very secure in my living room. I would say there is no reason this will not work for you.
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The stand is 60" tall. You don't need to drill it into the wall as the legs on the bottom keep it stable. Also, although the stand is 60" tall, when you mount your TV, it can be higher than that. The top of my 50" TV sits about 70" high. You have several mounting height options. I hope my answer helps.....
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We put a 55" on it and its fine. The stand is not pushed flush into the corner due to a stone hearth edge that is uneven. If u had it all the way in the corner you probably couldn't get a 60" on it but if you can have it out a little it might work. Sorry I don't have the definitive answer.
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Dear Betty, No it will not accept a 60" tv. I have a 55" in mine and there is only about one half to three quarter of an inch clearance on both sides. The details say max 50", but check your measurements carefully. I love the looks of this cabinet very much. It is the best looking one I have seen. I hope this helps, Ron
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My 55" fits end to end. I would not want to sit the TV on the stand. It looks good with the TV floating a few inches above the stand. I love the unit. Good quality and excellent for storage.
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No. The limit is 55 inches. I have never even heard of a stand that will hold an 80-inch flat-panel TV but that does not mean they don't exist. Every TV that size that I have seen has been wall mounted.
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The stand will easily hold about 60lbs but.... You must make sure your assembly goes well. There is a good possibility that the assembly (if done improperly) will render the stand useless.
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It's holding a 60" TV. As long as you have secured to the wall well enough, it should hold any size TV.
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It should hold a 60". It's very sturdy and well balanced. I have a 47" on it and there's plenty of extra room on the base.
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We have a 47 in TV & it works fine. However, it will accomodate TVs up to 60 in and its weight capacity is 150 pounds. I'm a female & assembled this by myself with no problems. We really like it.
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I think it's a matter of opinion. A 55' "could" overhang a little, or it could come right to the edge, but it depends on the TVs actual width. My 44' fits with plenty of room to spare.Personally I wouldn't hesitate to upgrade to a 55' if it was within my budget, and place it on this exact stand.