Can I keep my 40 inch LCD tv on this?
379330
You could. It is very sturdy. I personally wouldn't. But get some rubber pads or something of that nature.
379331
I have the speaker placed on a shelf. The speaker appears to be heavy and substantial. However, I don't know the weight and/or the dimensions of the TV you indicate you want to place on top of the speaker. I would be inclined not to place a 40" TV on top of any speaker as I would be more concerned about the TV being on a large stable surface so that it wouldn't topple over.
379332
They are sturdy and look like they could hold the weight of that size TV. My concern would be over time would the speaker housing joints weaken to the point of cracking and splitting.
493653
This is not designed to put a tv on top but if you want, max weight capacity is 50 lbs. Legs are not mandatory but the look would suffer.
662125
If the holes in the back of the TV line up with the brackets, YES. I used the mount to hold a 42 inch Samsung flat screen LCD TV. The mount claims it will hold a 60 inch TV, but I don't believe that just due to its smaller size. I used a larger mount for a 47 inch TV. Anyway, if you are asking about the size and weight of your 32 inch TV, I feel you are fine with this mount.
365981
If the 40 inch measurement is center-to-center, you would be able to secure only 2 of the 3 brackets to studs. The middle bracket would have to be secured with toggle bolts (if your wall is sheetrock). The length of the "rails" is 42 inches, and the brackets are 2 inches wide with the mounting holes centered. Would it be strong enough? Depends on the weight of your TV. I would try to contact the company for informed advice.
2154833
I don't see why not, as specs say it supports displays up to 40lbs. With larger screen TV, you will probably lose some degrees of turning freedom, as side of TV will touch the wall.
1508038
The dimension is about a letter size paper. No way it can hold a 40". May a 20" tv.
1619369
I do believe that you are referring to the 40 in. SOUND BAR, if this is the case I do believe it is because of the length of the sound bar. You will need a sufficiently wide TV upon which to rest the product.
1909477
In my opinion, no. My 43lb 40" TV causes it to sag in some positions. Get one with much higher weight rating.
2002747
It won't be a problem, it's the base of the tv and the surface area I was concerned about. Most LGs prob have the rectangular standard base, some higher models of Samsung have a different one. A 50" would be pushing it, 42" is fine
756598
Not sure... I have my 55 inch on it and there is no problem. I would suspect it depends on the weight of the tv.
2042071
It should be able to hold it. Both of mine have 42" tv's on them but I would think 50" would work to.
380812
Confused. So you basically have a 40" wide hallway and you want to mount the TV at one end? I'll try to answer your question if you can word it better.
463670
Yes. We have our 40" TV setting on it. We love the look. Would buy it again.
2178551
This is not a super sturdy product. That being said, I think it could hold a 40" flat screen. As long as there are not pets or kids in the home that could run into it.
343022
I have a typical 50 inch Sony flat screen, don't know it's weight but because the bracket sags 2 or 3 inches I wouldn't recommend a TV larger than 40 inch screen.
47899
Well I've got a 32'' flat screen TV on it, and that thing is about a sturdy as can be. I'd say so long as your TV has a sturdy base and can fit onto it, it should be able to hold a 50'' flat screen no problem.
1240937
Yes,you just need to add extra security for it,I have a 36 inch TV on mine:)