Has anyone tried mounting a 50 inch tv that weighs less than 80 pounds? Thanks
48809
not that i know of, i would think it would work except that it would not have as much swing on either side.
48810
No, I have not but it would seem feasible based on the product description provided by Amazon. The only thought I had was to make sure the mounting holes line up. Larger screens typically require a larger "grip", with a broader mounting plate.
1244956
I'm still tempted to try with a Samsung 46 inch (LN46a650). The weight distribution comment frankly sounds bogus to me, and my choices for the corner mount challenge I have are frankly dwindling to this mount or getting a smaller set. Did you finally proceed?
1240938
I wouldn't trust putting a TV on. I am surprised the thing doesn't fall under its own weight. The mount is rather flimsy
666656
My TV is 50". I can't say for smaller but the pieces that attach to the tv look pretty adjustable. It may do the trick. Try to find the seller info and contact them about it.
439330
We mounted the 70" to the wall with no problem. It only weighed about 70 lbs. No specific wall mount was required. We bought one on Amazon for about $35 that had several vesa configurations. This TV was 200 VESA. Just make sure it is only a tilt mount not the full-movement kind.
1107870
Even old TVs vary greatly in weight...I would not put more than 40 lbs, and then you need to worry about tipping over
30314
We mounted a 60 inch tv. It does not come with mounting hardware, but we were able to find the bolts at our local hardware store. Not sure how a smaller tv would look mounted, but it has adjustable brackets.
1246139
I'm using it on a 32" flat screen and works as it should. Can't say for the 50" but not sure why it wouldn't work. Mine swivels freely, too freely actually but your extra weight should make it just fine. My suggestion is to take some paper and cut out the dimensions of the swivel and see if it extends past your tv base to ensure, if not all, the majority of the base is supported by the swivel diameter.
1186001
I've got a 65 pound Panasonic 50" plasma hanging as pretty as can be. It's a sturdy mount and supports the weight well. Looks like the specs on the mount are up to a 60" and up to 165lbs. If I had one I'd try it. If I got to buy, I'd be sure is up toA 75" on it's specs. Good luck dude...
1246141
I put my 42" TV on mine and it works great. I could not be more pleased. I feel you would be fine using it on your 50".
1402107
Like the ad says "Digicom Tilting TV Mount for 40" to 70" Plasma, LED's & LCD TV's", I have a 60 inch Sony (LCD) and a 65 inch Vizio (LCD) both weighing 100-120 lbs, and it holds them with no problems.
662430
I have an older(46") sony flatscreen tv that weighs about the same. I bought and used this cheetah mount and it works wellmy tv has hung on the wall 5 months now.. Just make sure back plate is securely mounted to studs in wall and you will be alright. also use two people to mount tv to bracket as it will be much easier to do and safer also. Good luck!!!
1653677
it worked great for a 42inch TV, but does not come with screws to mount TV, but not a deal breaker. Plus you could easily put a 50 inch TV on it and it would be fine. We are very happy with it.
102399
I have a 60" samsung plasma on the mount fully extended and it seems to be doing fine. Been up for a few months now. Not sure of TV weight, but i believe it's around 60 lbs.
1246137
I have a 46" Sony LCD plus a sound bar on top of the swivel. I don't see a problem with a 50" tv.
1296760
I had a Panasonic 50" TV on it for about 6 months with no issue. TC-P50ST30 weighs about 70lbs.
1137497
I installed a 50-inch Insignia NS-50D550NA15 LED TV that weighs 33.1 lb. onto the mount. It has only been up for a day, but appears stable - no sagging. Personally, I wouldn't go any larger.