I need to know if it will sink left or right under tv weight (42 inch, 15kg) I already have one mount with that problem even though max load is 20 kg
53730
I have not noticed any sinking though we do not have it come out far from the wall. We use it to provide a slight angle to see the TV better while in the kitchen.
1739163
Did you go with this mount? Did it hold? I'm having the same issue. Initially purchased a 60" when I bought the mount, but later exchanged for 65".
2041948
I installed one in my motor home to replace a huge tube tv. I mounted a 32" LED TV weighing about 12lbs. The mount has held up nicely while traveling. This is a very solid unit, I guess it can hold more weight but might require additional support of the TV in the stored position to keep from bouncing while traveling. My 32" did not require any additional support. I recommend this unit.
1953520
If the mounting holes are matching to each other I mean bracket and tv, you will have no problem, just don't put you tv too high, because it does not swing a lot up and down.
1635588
I bought 2 of these...a "small" one and a "larger" one. The "smaller" one didn't have the mounting hole centers that I needed for my 26" TV, so I ended up using the "larger" one that was intended for a 32" TV. So...while the weight may not be a problem, the mounting centers will be. I sort of remember mounting my dad's 60" Samsung, and the centers are much much wider...400mm or something, because it mounted on long arms attached to the center plate.
39389
It depends on the weight of the TV, which I don't know. I would not put anything heavier than about fifteen pounds on it. Also, assemble it carefully and be sure all screws are tight before you put anything valuable on it.
1312701
Very heavy because its a plasma. I have a 65" and IM a big strong guy and I almost could not get it off the ground! Amazing because its so thin too! I,ve seen wall mounts for 80" TV's now at Costco now so just switch out your wall mount you should be ok :)
726559
I would have to say the only reason if the VESA mounting is the same would be because of the weight. I know my TV weighs around 40lb and the counter weight of this bracket works perfectly after a little adjustment. It is totally safe and will never fall while in the up position, however with a little force I can swing it down. Again, the only think I would be worried about is if you wouldnt be able to adjust the counter weight enough to equal out the amount of your monitor, causing it once moved into the down position to return up.
1403758
Weight of your TV is no problem. It has 300mm VESA mount screw hole pattern. The TV mount comes with a variety of mounting screws and adapters. You shouldn't have any problems with this very sturdy TV mount. I've had mine for several months without issue mounting an LG 42" LED TV to a stucco wall.
2041950
I mounted a 19" HDTV over the bedroom window in my fifth wheel. Total weight of TV approx 15lbs. Have towed in locked position over 2000mi. With no problems. Grat choice.
481
the piece is 70" so your tv will overhang by 5 inches each end. Weight of tv should not be a problem as this is a sturdy piece.
630092
I have a 50 inch led tv so I didn't want to take a chance of having it crash down. So I wall mounted mine but I've put a lot of weight on it and it didn't even budge. I would suggest to wall mount your tv just to be safe though
2022976
I have not experience any sagging from the weight of the tv. My tv is a 42" Samsung smart tv.
205236
Bella, The answer to that question is based on the size of the tv. The box for the mount did not say the weight, but I have a 20" tv on it in my rec room. As long as you install the mount in a wall stud and it is secured according to the directions, the company states that it will hold any tv up to 27", which is heavier than my 20" model. Easy to install as long as you have a good stud finder or are familiar with finding wall studs. By drilling in to the center of the wall stud, it is secured well enough to hold the weight. This model rotates 180 degrees so it will move well enough to see from any vantage point. It does not pivot up and down though, so if you need that feature I would not get this model. Model works well for the price and is holding up great.
1064990
I think I would try drilling another hole in mounting plate. Three lag screws would probably hold, if your TV isn't to heavy
451194
Depends on the weight of your TV, and if the TV is VESA compliant (has screw holes in the back for the mount to attach). Keep in mind another limiting factor: the wall you are mounting to. The mount might hold the TV, but will the wall hold the weighed-down mount on a single stud? Some other mounts have wider bases which spreads the weight out among a wider area (and across multiple wall studs). This one loads it all up on a single point. I had to attach my mount to a board, then bolt the board to the wall across three studs to assure stability.
558098
I had no problems mounting my in-laws tv (SAMSUNG 51") to it and the wall. Seems fairly sturdy but I would recomend the lighter LED TV. I don't know the exact model of their TV....sorry