How does it hold itself up against the back of a TV? Is the bond strong enough to carry the weight of the cables?
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On one end there is a 3" Velcro strip, then a small self adhesive Velcro strip to attach the cabinet or TV to attach it to. Or you could staple or tack the strip to the cabinet. Velcro is Velcro. If there is a lot of weight it will come off sooner or later. If you have a lot of weight pulling on it then I would staple or tack it in place. Cables are somewhat self supporting. I don't have mine attached to anything. It's just to keep them all together and neat looking. Not to hold any weight.
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I know the description says this will hold up to 200 lbs. I have a 55" flat screen on it and I think that t.v. weighs probably 75 lbs. If there was a middle support, I would say yes but I don't know if I'd chance it with a heavier television. Sorry I couldn't have been more help.
1130131
It is strong enough; however the platform might not be large enough for th footprint of the TV. That can be solved by attaching a larger piece of MDF or plywood to the metal base.
3562
I have it holding up a monoprice 27 with a sound bar and webcam. If the mount seems loose ymor leans forward simply tighten the joint bolts a little. This is a good quality strong mount.
1853591
Yes it would support the weight of a tv. The cage hold up well. The wood side pieces are decorative and fall off and are not durable
341179
It is weighted on the bottom and sits on my desk with no problems with it moving. It keeps my cables separated. I think it was worth the price.
2178549
If it is a flat screen yes it will hold it. But I wouldn't want to put anything else on it.
1340908
Are you perhaps asking about the security cable that comes with some large flat panel TVs and screws into the back of the TV at one end and to the stand at the other end? The purpose of the cable is to keep the TV from being knocked over or pulled over by a child who could be injured by the falling TV. If this is a concern, I'd secure the cable to the wall behind the cabinet location because this cabinet is so low that if the cable were secured to the cabinet top, it could still fall far enough to injure a child.
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I think it weighs more than 12lbs. This thing is jeav uhh duty. I sent one back that was flimsy. The arms bent as I extended it. This one felt super sturdy. I feel like I could hang off it myself and it would hold me and my tv fully extended.
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Well, to start with, the string is more like what I would call cord. To me it seems entirely strong enough for releasing the plastic latches that allow the TV to hinge upward to access the back. I've had two of these over several years and had no issues at all with the cords. If they did fail, you'd have to fish around to get the latches to release. Bear in mind that most people will use the latches very infrequently after they initially install the TV. I have at least one plastic latch that is difficult to latch down due to some cables that are a smidge too thick. It seems to make no difference, the TV still hangs nicely. My point is even if a cord and/or the latch broke, I don't think you would have any real issues.
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It would hold up just fin 39inch 17lb I have my 42inch on mine and Cuz I do lots of gaming it's always fully extended I got one for my parents tv and the hole his tv goes in has the tv fully extended with all his toys behind it
246460
It is built pretty solid. I only have 42" plasma TV on it. Probably about as strong as you can get.
1477225
It can support the weight but the length is a different matter. The TV will extend past the sides of the stand.
625115
It is very sturdy and durable. I have no complaints about it. We have had them for a while, and we have quite a few on them (speakers/cable box/decorative things/etc). I would assume it could hold it as long as it fits the dimensions. Hope that helps.
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I dont have the package anymore, however, if you use strong screws from a hardware store it will hold a TV. i had a wide neck on one guitar and had to pull the 2 prongs wider, it did move apart, i could tell it was strong metal, i'm sure you will be fine. where you loose strenth is the further away from the wall it is and this is only about a one inch stem from the wood, so its strong.
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I doubt it would cause any issues. Once you set the speaker on it everything sort of sticks in place, the rubber on the back of the lip overhang and the 2 adjustable rubber boots on the rear of the TV make everything pretty secure. With how its designed, the majority of the weight is going to be pressing down and on to the backside of the TV through the rubber boots. I have a thin samsung plasma from a few years back, no issues for what its worth.
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It's a sturdy piece of furniture. It should hold a TV with no problem. I'm not sure exactly what the weight rating is for this, but I'd say t hat any TV that will fit on top of it will be no problem. And if you're talking about a plasma or LCD TV, I don't think they make one that's too heavy for it.