I need the very top of my 48" tv to be 60" from the floor. Would this be possible by adjusting the height of the mounting brackets?
72017
It is a very good product and I think you can do what you want but I didn't do an exact measurement
72018
The mounting bracket is not adjustable. However you can set the TV position by choosing the appropriate screw holes on the bracket. The top of the bracket is about 65" from the floor.
1219883
Not straight out of the box. If you are handy with that sort of thing, and depending on the size of your TV, you could make a small extension/adapter to accomplish this. The issue is not with the size of the vertical brackets that mount to the TV, rather with the way the shelf attaches to the "L" part of the bracket, specifically extending beyond the bracket both in front and in back. I am not sure of the size of the sensor you are speaking of, but I would not put much weight onto the shelf if modified this way.
2217300
Yes, a mount that will fit a 40" tv will work. Myself, I used a articulating mount which works great in it's location.
2073705
The height is not adjustable. You do need to use the shelf in order for stability of the structure. The space for the television holds up to 52" so as long as your TV does not exceed that then the shelf should not be in the way.
1885755
Not sure. Might not look good since top is only 48". You would need to know tv actual width.
2113621
It comes with the bracket that mounts to the TV as seen in the photo. I am out of town this week, but can tell you we mounted a 60" Sony to it with no problem. The top of the TV is below 7ft from the floor for sure.
397129
Ha randy the depth you have is not enought.my mount is 12'' it sticks over a bit because you need a 90 to fit the cable wire. the with is ok ,yours may stick out a bit you will have to adapt the hanger to match .I love It I turned my Kitchen in my man cave when I come home from work it works great the screen is HD and NASCAR looks great on it Goog luck Jim Reilly
574754
I agree with Mel W. We keep meaning to mount our 60" but, it fits with room on either side of it when it is just sitting on top. It would depend on the type of mounting pattern you have on your tv.
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.
567065
I think this tv mount is too small for a 60". It barely fit our 42".There is only 6" between shelves.
1363000
I have a 48inch on my stand, but I think a 60 inch would work. I am 100% satisfied with my swivel stand
1498370
I put a 48" set on it and it looks great. I think a 60" would look out of proportion.
2014576
Your tv may be too small for this application. You are capable of adjusting the brackets higher by using the lowest holes on the brackets to attach to your bottom mounting holes on your tv. If the brackets sticks up at the top, then your tv is definitely too small.
1147549
Yes, on the 47"... and, No, on the stand... unless you just want to scoot the stand below the tv after... Or are you talking about the legs that came with the tv that you screw on? In both cases, NO.... this thing is Heavy Duty ! Pretty Bad A$$
2166195
I cannot know about a specific model of TV, but I can explain how the stand holds it. The first part of the process is to build the stand itself and then to attach the TV to it. There are 2 vertical bars that screw tightly into the TV itself. Two people lift up the TV and hook the bars over the mount. The TV is therefore just hanging there nicely centered into place and then you put in a final set of screws so that it cannot move out of that position. My TV is a 55" Sony and it works perfectly. Yours, at 60" would use up that 5 inch difference and thus the TV would hang slightly lower on the bottom and higher on the top. This is a very sturdy mount and I would recommend it. But as I said at the start, I have no experience with your particular TV. Good luck!
1544206
I really don't know. Ours is a 46"...as TVs today are light anyway, maybe yours would work; or could you place it on a shelf below the TV...would that work? I'm not sure.
1999974
You cannot but the you COULD possibly use some spacers in the top bolts to give you a slight angle. Just put the spacers between the TV and the bracket. The unit is very stable and works as advertised on a table. We used it to replace a missing stand for a TV that had been mounted on the wall before.