weight of the TV Can this Plasma 65 inch be mounted on a wall, I am afraid with a weight of 125 pounds whether this is too much for the wall and also what mounts are appropriate.
165383
My older hitachi 55" is heavier and I have had that on the wall for the past 5 years. you just need to get a large enough bracket that will support the weight, and a secure mount on studs
341459
Works great for my 47" LED, A 60" plasma is of course much heavier. I put my full weight (200#) on the mount after it was lag bolted into the wall and before mounting the TV, it held easily. I think the bigger question would be if the mounting holes on the back of the TV line up with the bracket when it is adjusted to the farthest settings, both vertcally and horizontally. I too would check the Sanus website for the best system for your application.
543358
Depends on the weight of the TV. But I wouldn't risk it. All wall mounts are really designed to use studs. Anything else is only as good as the wall anchor you use. I don't recommend doing it.
1991908
I bought a mount for this 40" HDTV at MonoPrice.com. The invoice reads; 6200 Adjustable Tilting/ Swiveling Wall Mount Bracket for LCD/Plasma (Max 132 LBS, 37~63 inch). It was not hard to install. Hope this helps.
1130133
It's pushing it a little but I think it could handle it. Mine is a 50" Samsung plasma and it's a heavy TV. If you have an LED rype it would definitely be no problem. Even with a 60" plasma I think that you could put a couple of home depot type shelf boards on the shelf to spread the weight around more evenly. I've put a sound bar on the front of the shelf which puts the rear 2 legs of the TV stand right at the back corners of the shelf which made the corners flex a little. I was intending to put the home depot shelves on for mine but it just isn't necessary.
705122
Its a dlp which is thinner then a projection tv, but thicker then a plasma. So no. Only Plasmas and LCDS can be hung on walls.
1257190
I am sorry, I do not know. The description only gives you details on the size of the TV (I have a 47" LCD). Plasma TV's are heavier, but I would recommend to contact the manufacture to get that information. When I spoke to them they were very helpful. Good luck!...
1826570
I've had a Samsung 51" plasma on mine for 2 years now, no issues at all. It depends on how heavy it is. Also, don't torque the bolts crazy hard or they'll strip. It's solid for the price.
1531496
I do not know how the weight limit of 135lb was established. Basic physics, the force on the mount increases as the TV is extended from the wall. If the maximum spec is with the TV against the wall (minimum extension), the max spec weight decreases as you move the weight out from the wall. So, if you are using it against the wall, it may work for you. If you are going to use it extended, I'd spend the extra dollar on a more substantial mount.
1688314
I have a new 80" Sharp LC-80LE757U which weighs 135.6 pounds. The wall mount in question claims a 165 pound rating. With a couple of lag bolts in at least 2 solid wall studs...in addition to the screws supplied, the mount is very well made and will hold the load.
253518
I don't think the weight will be an issue if you have it mounted to the wall studs. I would make sure that the wall mount will match up to your model of TV. This model of wall mount can be a challenge to reach your hand behind to make adjustments to the angle also.
727901
Hello Yefim and thank you for your interest in our product, the main description is correct. This specific TV stand is for a 26" to 60" plasma or LCD TV, weighing up to 88 lbs. I am in the process of getting the erroneous information removed from the link. Please feel free to contact me for further assistance. Thanks again Andrea
343021
The paperwork we received stated it would hold 125 lbs. We have 4 year old 52" 85 lb tv on this mount and its been on it for five months and we love it. The instructions only included mounting for concrete walls but we mounted in drywall with oak support plates screwed into studs,
1235467
No, the TV has no mounting points to safely mount it on a wall. To have it on a wall you would have to build a shelf or ledge of some kind for it to sit on.
1221587
This wall mount states its weight is 45 pounds (21 KG) and holds a flat screen TV up to 255 pounds (116 kg). The wall mount needs some assembly and is not in an oversized carton. I no longer have the carton so I cannot help on the dimensions. Sincerely TL
630092
I have a 50 inch led tv so I didn't want to take a chance of having it crash down. So I wall mounted mine but I've put a lot of weight on it and it didn't even budge. I would suggest to wall mount your tv just to be safe though
39608
The wallplate is 24" so it won't span 2 stud spaces (assuming studs @ 16" oc). I seriously doubt that you will be able to purchase just the wallplate. You could buy a complete assembly and just use the wallplate, but I don't think that is necessary. If you get a good solid screw connection to the center stud at the top and bottom of the wallplate, and use good quality toggle bolts at the ends of the wallplate into the drywall, that will be sufficient to carry the weight of a 50" TV. The connection to the stud will carry the weight of the TV; the toggle bolts will hold the wallplate tight to the wall at the ends. The wallplate is 24" so it won't span 2 stud spaces (assuming studs @ 16" oc). I seriously doubt that you will be able to purchase just the wallplate. You could buy a complete assembly and just use the wallplate, but I don't think that is necessary. If you get a good solid screw connection to the center stud at the top and bottom of the wallplate, and use good quality toggle bolts at the ends of the wallplate into the drywall, that will be sufficient to carry the weight of a 50" TV. The connection to the stud will carry the weight of the TV; the toggle bolts will hold the... » Read More The wallplate is 24" so it won't span 2 stud spaces (assuming studs @ 16" oc). I seriously doubt that you will be able to purchase just the wallplate. You could buy a complete assembly and just use the wallplate, but I don't think that is necessary. If you get a good solid screw connection to the center stud at the top and bottom of the wallplate, and use good quality toggle bolts at the ends of the wallplate into the drywall, that will be sufficient to carry the weight of a 50" TV. The connection to the stud will carry the weight of the TV; the toggle bolts will hold the wallplate tight to the wall at the ends. « Show Less