Will this work for a 60 inch plasma tv that weighs a hefty 105 lbs?
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NO Might hold it, but there is no way you could move it and adjust the tv angle
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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.
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No way man wouldnt risk it get the bigger one that hold's up to 65 inch tv.
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In a set position w/ the arms compressed I believe it would. Just not strong enough to have the mounted extended, and most likely your tv would be pointed down 15 degrees
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My tv weighed only a little over 50 pounds and this mount was bending forward.
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My experience with this mount is it does not support the advertised weight. My tv was 80lbs and it would not properly support it. 60 inches is over the advertised size. I would look for another option.
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Need to use the bigger one just a few dollars more but worth it. We used it on a 50 inch LCD seemed a bit flimsy
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I am not sure about the size it states up to 55 prob because of where the holes are on the brackets. As for the weight it says 115lbs
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I use it for a Samsung 60" plasma and have no issues. You need to make sure that the 80" does not surpass the max weight the stand will support.
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I have a 46" plasma on mine and that is pretty much the max I would consider. LED & LCD are a lot lighter and may be OK. I assume that is what you have. The page says a max weight, but i don't remember exactly, 75-80 lbs sounds right. I was 3 lbs under and I can see a slight bow on the shelf the TV sits on, which is why I say it's the max. for a plasma. At 46" the sides of the TV are in line with the sides of the stand. So a 60" will stick out past the stand several inches on each side (if you care about that). It is a great stand though and easy to put together. ith 3 glass shelves I was worried about shipping, but no issues there either. Hope this helps. I have a 46" plasma on mine and that is pretty much the max I would consider. LED & LCD are a lot lighter and may be OK. I assume that is what you have. The page says a max weight, but i don't remember exactly, 75-80 lbs sounds right. I was 3 lbs under and I can see a slight bow on the shelf the TV sits on, which is why I say it's the max. for a plasma. At 46" the sides of the TV are in line with the sides of the stand. So a 60" will stick out past the stand several inches on each side (if you care about that). It is a great stand though and easy to put together. ith 3 glass... » Read More I have a 46" plasma on mine and that is pretty much the max I would consider. LED & LCD are a lot lighter and may be OK. I assume that is what you have. The page says a max weight, but i don't remember exactly, 75-80 lbs sounds right. I was 3 lbs under and I can see a slight bow on the shelf the TV sits on, which is why I say it's the max. for a plasma. At 46" the sides of the TV are in line with the sides of the stand. So a 60" will stick out past the stand several inches on each side (if you care about that). It is a great stand though and easy to put together. ith 3 glass shelves I was worried about shipping, but no issues there either. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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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.
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The specs are saying - Suitable for LCD, LED and Plasma TV for sizes between 37-Inch to 63-Inch. Supports up to 125 lbs. I'm within that range and all is well.
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It should because this unit is for tv"s plasma 40" to 55" and up to 110lbs.
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per the ad "UNIVERSAL DESIGN FITS MOST 32-55" DISPLAYs, SUPPORT UP TO 120LBS, 175 LBS STRESS TEST." . I have a 39' tv hanging from it and it works great.
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Yes. Currently I have a 100 lb. 65" Samsung plasma on the stand w/ no issues.
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We bought this for our camper. We had a straight post mount coming off of our counter. I connected that bracket to the existing mount. Our tv is a 32 inch plasma, not sure of the exact weight. It seems very sturdy heavy metal construction. It does a great job.
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I have a 42" Plasma that weighs 70 lbs. I agree with mci2000. This is a total disaster. I don't want to take it down and have 4 huge holes in my plaster wall. But it's completely unusable because a) it looks like it's about to drop my TV (I can't even let go without worrying it'll just fall) and b) even if I was willing to let go, it's so slumped forward, it's basically facing down. This is a joke product. I don't know what 100+ lb TV it can hold, but it's definitely not holding mine.
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I am using it with a 60' Panasonic Plasma TV which weighs about 65 lbs and it works great. I can swing the TV 90 degrees from the wall. Hope this helps.
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As sturdy and well built that it is I would have no problem mounting one on it. But the installation manual says it can accomodate up to 65" plasma tvs.
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Depending on if this model is plasma (little heavier) if you can easily move (p/up yourself) TV then by all means this mount works.Mounted is my LED Smart Samsung 40" holding with no problems, so far so good.
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My TV is 60 " fitted perfectly , and still 16" extra space .i don't know about the weight, it is standered for that size .I hope it was useful
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My 60 inch LG Plasma weighs 105 lbs, as long as you have lag bolts drilled into the studs it will hold any T.V, I drilled holes in the studs smaller then the screw portion of the lag bolts so the lag bolts wouldn't split the studs in the walls to keep the integrity of the stud.
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If properly installed the weight should not be a problem. The problem will undoubtably come from the mounting purchases on the new TV.
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If the TV is VESA 75/100 compliant it should work fine. weight shouldn't be a problem...