What size TV can this corner unit hold?
1748219
I currently have a 72 inch TV on it. However, due to the room layout, the stand is angled a little so one side is an inch or so away from the wall. It handles the weight of the Tv just fine, and could probably hold more. But if you must absolutely have it snug in a corner, I would think your TV width could not exceed the sixty two inches accross the top of the stand or it would not fit in the corner.
1748220
Holds our 60" Flat Screen perfectly. Anything bigger might hang over the edges of the stand.
1748221
Ours is a 61" tv. it fits perfectly. it could probably hold a 65" tv with no problem.
1168767
Hi, It's a pretty sturdy unit, but i don't believe it's wide enough for a television larger than 22-24 inch.
270459
We bought the hutch for our 24" flat screen and it didn't fit until we removed all of the side shelving. So I guess anything smaller than that will work.
380813
I think you should have enough room for the mounting plates to work. First you want to have a stud finder. After you find the studs on each side of the wall. ( I recommend at least two screws with washers through the plate into the studs) measure out another 15inches off the stud on each side. Then you can make a light mark on both walls then measure across from mark too mark. That will tell you if your TV will fit in the corner. I used this method and I hung a 55" from this corner mount.
163396
For us and the unit we bought, we can fit in a tv with max width of 54 inches. You could probably go larger, but would have to place the side pieces away from the center unit. If you have all three pieces together, 54 inches is the max I think you could get away with.
695590
It will but then you can't expect much of space to move the TV left or right, also how much you can corner the TV is based on the size of the TV.
965534
We have a 50" TV and it is sturdy enough for it. The ends of the tv stick out past the top, however. The entire system isn't the greatest quality but it works anyway, especially since you can tuck your tv into a corner.
1473469
Yes, the bracket works well in a corner - that's what I did. It must be mounted on either wall but can be swung out to carry the TV across the corner and is strong enough at full extension to carry your TV without difficulty.
2260166
We have a 49" TV in ours & there is only about 3" left on each side. It looks nice but isn't made very well. It came damaged & missing pieces & couldn't get in touch with the manufacturer.
793734
The mount is 18/12 inches 18 wide...with each corner mounted...Hope this helps!We love and have 2 of them and will be getting 2 more for our kids...
1473471
Although not specifically designed for corner mounting - IMHO it provides enough articulation to be mounted on walls immediately adjacent to the corner provided that the screen isn't larger than 55". At larger than 55" you start to have to position the tv further and further out from the mount so that the tv does not touch the adjacent walls (I'm assuming that the viewing angle of the tv is straight out from the corner). While you CAN mount up to 65" and 130lbs with this mount, just be sure to use stronger mounting bolts than the ones identified by others in this product review.
684246
The mount is approximately 18" wide so think thru how to mount in corner so not to see metal mount when TV on angle
928264
Yes, it can be used as a corner mount. Just remember, you are mounting it to just one wall, near the corner of the room. Corner mounts are very tricky due to finding the studs in the right place to allow the TV to be positioned at a proper 45 degree angle. The Kanto product will work, the problem may arise in the stud location and the user installation.
513760
I think the dimensions of the unit are given. It is fairly small, however, and should fit in a corner if you have measured the space and the unit.
1214470
If you are asking if the TV can set on the unit alone yes our 48" one does nicely, if you are asking if the Unit can stand alone without something holding it, again yes ours does in a corner. The unit is quite heavy in fact you will want a helper getting it together and standing it upright plus moving it around.
2237312
We have a 36 inch tv on ours and it could easily handle 4 more inches. The edges of the television screen will hang over the sides just a bit, but I think it will still look fine.
1907191
I have this a 32" TV and there are still a couple of inches of leeway on the stand. I would say it could handle a 36" TV.