I would like to place my 55" smart TV on a swivel. It weighs 51 lbs. What lazy susan/swivel would you recommend?
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Yep works flawlessly. Your tv must have a pedestal base. The new four leg bases won't work.
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We also have a 32 inch and it does swivel. I'm telling you, this TV just doesn't have it.
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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.
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Does not swivel. Check Tv weight and Max weight for stand. Not sure about mounts works great for my 55".
1564807
I used this for my 55-inches ultra slim SamSung LED TV. It's very neat! I think it has no problem with 60" 71lbs.
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We got this for our kitchen and it's really hard to move around. GIven that you'll be putting a 55" tv on top will make it even harder to move. We ended up getting a similar one by OXO which moves like a charm but unfortunately the latter wont work for you since it's white in color (which will stick out with your tv) and it has a pretty deep ledge so it does not have a flat surface for your tv to stand on it. Personally I do not recommend this item, but it really depends on how often you will move your tv and by how much I guess. If it's just a little tilt it might be ok though. Hope this helps! We got this for our kitchen and it's really hard to move around. GIven that you'll be putting a 55" tv on top will make it even harder to move. We ended up getting a similar one by OXO which moves like a charm but unfortunately the latter wont work for you since it's white in color (which will stick out with your tv) and it has a pretty deep ledge so it does not have a flat surface for your tv to stand on it. Personally I do not recommend this item, but it really depends on how often you will move your tv and by how much I guess. If it's just a little tilt it might be ok though. Hope... » Read More We got this for our kitchen and it's really hard to move around. GIven that you'll be putting a 55" tv on top will make it even harder to move. We ended up getting a similar one by OXO which moves like a charm but unfortunately the latter wont work for you since it's white in color (which will stick out with your tv) and it has a pretty deep ledge so it does not have a flat surface for your tv to stand on it. Personally I do not recommend this item, but it really depends on how often you will move your tv and by how much I guess. If it's just a little tilt it might be ok though. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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I also have a 55 inch TV on it and when I move it for my viewing it stays in place.This swivel stand is a great buy and I would buy another.Since the cables are in the back it doesn't interfere with the movement.I can also tell you that it doesn't move on it's own unless you move it.You will be very happy if you buy this as I am.
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It would depend on where you position the mount. A 180 degree swivel would point the tv at the wall, unless it was mounted at the end of a wall at the edge of a doorway into the other room. Here is the website with the specs: http://www.omnimount.com/products/tv_wall_mounts/full_motion/vb60c/
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Not sure what you are planning to set on it but weight should not be an issue within reason. I have a 46" Samsung LED Smart TV setting on my unit. The units come in three pieces, top, bottom and middle with doors already attached. The outer shelves are not real large area wise. I just have pictures on those shelves.
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I'm pretty sure it does swivel 360deg. My tv has cables attached which restricts it a bit, but I've turned t right and left almost all the way. Sorry I'm away from the device right now so I can't text it in person. But it's a great thing. Been using it for almost two years and it's perfect.
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I'm afraid I can't be of much help. What I can tell you is that the box the shelf came in was only slightly larger dimensionally than the shelf itself. Also I'm not sure about weight capacity, as I tend to load up my lazy susan with more things that I probably should (ie multiple 5 lb bags of sugar and 10 lbs bags of flour) it does sag slightly, as most do when overloaded, but that doesn't interfere with the swivel at all. That said, this was a perfect replacement for our broken shelf dimensionally and it is pretty sturdy. The installation instructions were a pain as they were not accurately scaled, so we had to reconfigure that before installation. Overall I would recommend this. Hope this helps I'm afraid I can't be of much help. What I can tell you is that the box the shelf came in was only slightly larger dimensionally than the shelf itself. Also I'm not sure about weight capacity, as I tend to load up my lazy susan with more things that I probably should (ie multiple 5 lb bags of sugar and 10 lbs bags of flour) it does sag slightly, as most do when overloaded, but that doesn't interfere with the swivel at all. That said, this was a perfect replacement for our broken shelf dimensionally and it is pretty sturdy. The installation instructions were a pain as they were not... » Read More I'm afraid I can't be of much help. What I can tell you is that the box the shelf came in was only slightly larger dimensionally than the shelf itself. Also I'm not sure about weight capacity, as I tend to load up my lazy susan with more things that I probably should (ie multiple 5 lb bags of sugar and 10 lbs bags of flour) it does sag slightly, as most do when overloaded, but that doesn't interfere with the swivel at all. That said, this was a perfect replacement for our broken shelf dimensionally and it is pretty sturdy. The installation instructions were a pain as they were not accurately scaled, so we had to reconfigure that before installation. Overall I would recommend this. Hope this helps « Show Less
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I am very happy with mine and you can move the TV left and right as well as up and down. You can't beat it for the price. I use mine for a 32" TV.
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I am eagerly waiting to hear about your experience with this mount. (I am also considering using it for a 42" Panasonic -stated weight 45.2lbs.) I have another articulating mount, a very expensive one, but it is seriously heavy--almost as heavy as the TV! And since I am mounting to the outside of a cabinet, I would prefer to keep the total weight down. Amazon states that the weight of this product is 2.5 pounds; is this correct? (The mount I have weighs 38 lbs.) I would also be interested to know how far the mount "sticks out" from the wall when it is fully folded back. Thanks.
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Yes, I have a 50 inch on it. it swivels left to right and moves up and down ......with ease.
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after inspecting the base for this tv myself, i would have to say no. really though, i don't think i would want a screen this big on a swivel base unless that base was bolted to a sturdy surface, which you can't do with this base either.
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No, Tot Loks won't work on a lazy susan. However, this one will. http://www.amazon.com/Safety-1st-11621-Susan-Cabinet/dp/B0000479VK/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=home-garden&qid=1233605391&sr=8-2 We use it all the time and it works fine You will only be able to spin the lazy susan in one direction and back again, not all the way around, but you can still get to everything in there..
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Yes, I'm using mine in a corner. I have a 51 inch in it and it looks fine in the corner. Also, I had asked questions previously about the hardware. My Stand included a bag of hardware, I didn't need to buy anything elsewhere. I was pleasantly surprised by this stand because I didn't realize you can swivel the TV. An added plus.