It seems like this mount will hold an 80 inch tv very safely. Has anyone had any centering problems with a tv of this size? Vizio M801D-A3. Thanks.
169641
I used this for the 70 inch visio and it was easy and very secure ( You need to hit the stud). As long as you mount as close to center of your wall where you want the TV you can slide it to the exact location to get it right where you want it and it also angles which is create for viewing straight on.
169642
I have a 70 inch Visio TV on it now and it's more to the right of the bracket than the center of it. It's held for 2 years now. Just make sure you have all the bolts/screws attached.
169643
I purchased this about a year ago and mounted a Visio 80" on it. This mount is not as heavy duty as advertised. One flow I noticed was that the upper lip on the horizontal rail is too short and if there is an earthquake or any other force which kicks the TV upwards it may jump off the rail. I could not reach behind the TV that far in order to secure the TV brackets down, so I wound up devising a special add-on to hold the TV brackets down and prevent them jumping over the lip.
186300
Worked for me. I had the same issue. I was able to slide the mount to the side to catch both the center and one off to the side a bit, the arms allowed me to move the TV back to the center of the wall when pushed all the way in and still cover the mount in the back...in other words, I had a stud in the middle, but was able to screw the left side of the mount into that, then slide it over an mount the right side to another stud, but sill position the TV in the center of my space.
1883583
Definitely. I've had my Vizio 70" on it for two years with no wiggle or movement of any kind. Like Jason Steen said, you need to be sure to get it in to the studs. The mount itself probably weighs more than the TV.
2209916
I got this wall mount and I hanged an 80" flat tv. It is holding very good but you will need to find the stud in the wall and use the big screws into the stud. The drywall will not support it by itself.
1186004
Don't do it. My 75lbs plasma caused the mounting plate to twist allowing the whole Tv to angle forward. Recommend you look for professional grade mount for that size.
589938
This heavy duty, well-built mount provided the perfect solution for holding our 55" Vizio in front of our built-in cabinet that is too small to contain the TV. We did buy the adapter plates to accommodate the larger screen. Mount claims 50 lb. capacity, TV is 44 lbs. Mounting is very solid. Will slide and swivel, but limited with our application. Does what we need very well.
1288556
I've noticed that it starts to sag with larger TVs. With my 48 I didn't have any issues and you could get around 45 degrees +- 10. But with my 60 inch the weight makes the mount slant, so I tend to keep it stationary now. Hope that helps.
1289200
I would not recommend it with this model. I have a 37 in Visio on mine, in the exercise room, and never move the tv. This mount is just too small. Look at the dimensions and compare with other Cheetah mounts. Spend a few extra $$ and get the APDAM2B.
1788355
I used it to mount my vizio 70" tv. worked ok, had a small problem getting it level just took a little time.
1099744
Not sure about your specific TV. Our experience was that we could not tighten the bracket enough for the weight of our TV and it tilted forward. Since it did mount to the wall securely we ended up putting a shim to keep the TV from tilting. Your experience may be different. Good luck.
946683
Yes, That was my exact situation. However I had to install wood on each wall to catch 2 studs on each wall. I then put up two 2x4 on the diagonal on a 45 degree. I then mounted the bracket on the 2x4's See my first write up. The mount alone will not work for a 70" TV in a 45 degree corner. I tried it. The mount tilts so you only want the bottom of the TV touching the walls. The TV to mount interface allows you to side the TV side ways to exactly position it. The 2 arms allow you to position the TV in towards the corner or out. Follow manufacturer's instructions using lag screws. I also tested my mount by hanging on it before installing TV. Be safe. Finally, I recommend this mount and would use it again. My TV weight is 75 lbs and if I remember the mount is rated ~ 150 lbs.
1788356
My 65" Vizio works great. The Mount-it is built like a tank. I think it will also work for a 70".
1933746
I used it to hang a 46" Bravia hdtv that was nothing like the thin models these days. It holds a lot of weight and should hold any tv thats in the maximum size it list in description if not even more. It may or may not use common versa paterns look at description or forums to see if it does. Then check to see if you Panasonic uses same type of pattern for table top stand. Now, as for swiveling and extending I used it on a side wall application. It does have a a 20" or so extention to it counting the 3" backet that is used to hold the tv. So it extends a good bit but that all depends on how close your wanting to put it in the corner. I don't know if your tv is a 32 or 50 off hand but I imagine its the 50 number. If that is true than you may want to leave it some bit away from the corner just so you can get the appropriate viewing angle. Its vertical movement is as good as most and has left to right swivel. Although, that is determined by the size of the tv in prospective to the application. If its a 32" I would look into the one under $20 at a competitors store. I recently used it in the corner to hold a 32" thick hdtv. and it worked great and has plenty of swivel to it due to the single arm design. Wayne, PM me for details of store or even its corner install.
1718909
I have a 39 in. vizio on it in my boat... I think the weight capacity is 25 lbs.. I think it would be fine for up to a 42 inch tv under 25 lbs. it will extend out about 19 inches from the wall so it turns sideways nicely for watching TV in bed. it does not rotate but does tilt down maybe 10 degrees... the mount is high quality and heavy duty.. locks into place nicely while the boat is underway.. it is perfect for what we were looking for.
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This will hold a 100 lb. TV but as I said in my review, it will tilt forward from the top. The mounts that bolt to the TV are not a heavy enough gauge steel nor is the cross member the mounts fit over. I would not trust this around children. I have a 2 arm Cheetah Mount that is much heavier gauge steel, both the bolt on pieces and cross member and it works fine with a 70", 100 lb. LED. It doesn't have the range of motion that the single arm mount has but I feel safe with this mount. I wouldn't go past 50 lbs. with the single arm. Then again you need to talk to someone who is satisfied with a certain weight. This will hold a 100 lb. TV but as I said in my review, it will tilt forward from the top. The mounts that bolt to the TV are not a heavy enough gauge steel nor is the cross member the mounts fit over. I would not trust this around children. I have a 2 arm Cheetah Mount that is much heavier gauge steel, both the bolt on pieces and cross member and it works fine with a 70", 100 lb. LED. It doesn't have the range of motion that the single arm mount has but I feel safe with this mount. I wouldn't go past 50 lbs. with the single arm. Then again you need to talk to someone who is satisfied... » Read More This will hold a 100 lb. TV but as I said in my review, it will tilt forward from the top. The mounts that bolt to the TV are not a heavy enough gauge steel nor is the cross member the mounts fit over. I would not trust this around children. I have a 2 arm Cheetah Mount that is much heavier gauge steel, both the bolt on pieces and cross member and it works fine with a 70", 100 lb. LED. It doesn't have the range of motion that the single arm mount has but I feel safe with this mount. I wouldn't go past 50 lbs. with the single arm. Then again you need to talk to someone who is satisfied with a certain weight. « Show Less
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Our TV is a 32 in. I took a quick look at the mount, 47 in. might be pushing it. It doesn't necessarily depend on the TV size as much as the distance between the slots on the back of the TV. Read the specs in your owners manual to find out what you need. For example, our TV requires a minimum of 420mm horizontally and 200mm vertically. That was the problem I kept running into with the smaller mounting kits.
99840
Nope, the tv does not move on the mount. I suppose it could move side-to-side, but it should really stay centered anyway.