My TV has a base that is 37 inches long. Is it still possible to use it with this stand that is only 21" wide? Would there be stability issues?
1704732
never tried it but if you try it make sure its centered on the swivel stand there are wider swivel stand you can get too
1704733
I'm sorry for the delay, I went right by the email. I measured my tv base and it is 26"and there is no problem what so ever. I wouldn't know why it wouldn't work. 11" longer shouldn't make a difference but??
1704734
I don't think so. I bought for my mother's 37 inch LCD. As long as it is for a flat screen and not and old heavy tube tv it should be good.
1704735
From our experience, no. Our 52" screen has the same size base as the turntable and the ends have drooped down. The company has promised to replace it but I am not sure that the same thing won't happen again.
1704736
Weight will be held on fewer inches than intended. If weight is in weight range will be okay. Ours hangs off 3 inches on each side
1704737
Not sure, but if you're willing to accept the hassle of a possible return, then it might be worth a try. Good luck.
1704738
I wouldn't do it. If it starts going off-center as you are swiveling it you may not notice after several weeks and it could go off-balance. If you have kids I definitely wouldn't do it. Also, you should check the weight capacity of the unit. I think this one was about 100 lbs. There are ones from the same company that hold up to 250 lbs. If the base on your tv is 37 inches, it could easily be over 100 lbs.
1698160
Hello Gene and thank you for your inquiry. Unfortunately the listing for this stand was incorrect but it has since been updated/corrected. This stand can accommodate TV's between 32 and 65 inches, weighing no more than 175lbs. Maybe something like our SKU# TVJT321G1 would work better for you, and it's highest setting is 63.05", or our SKU# TVJT320ND2 which is 61" tall at it's highest (both are measured from the floor to the center of the mounting bracket).Please feel free to contact me for further assistance.Thanks againAndrea
69517
Good thought. I wish mine was a bit longer, too. It came already assembled and I didn't think about taking it apart, but by looking at mine, it appears that you could do it easily. I suppose a lot would depend on how big/heavy your TV is. Mine is just a small 19" and it's very light. Let me know!
133419
It would be incredibly ill advised. As it is 24 inch monitors have a delicate balance due to weight with a 24 in the center helping to counter-weight them. The only way you'd fit two 32s is to put them on the arms with nothing in the middle, bringing them together would put them very far forward and the whole thing would end up falling over. This stand is meant for monitors, not TVs.
1851868
I currently have a 36in. TV on this stand, I am not sure of its exact weight though. The stand itself is cool and pretty stable (I have it sitting on carpet) but I do not personally think I would put anything on it thats bigger than the current TV I have on there.
47900
I use it with a 47" LCD TV and there does not seem to be any trouble supporting the TV. A newer LED/LCD would probably be lighter and a plasma would be heavier. Check that the dimensions of the HDTV stand will fit the riser stand (mine fit perfectly). There is no problem with the HDTV itself reaching out beyond the stand. Of course, who knows what would happen if you had a major earthquake or something but I am not worried. I assume the soundbar is not really related to the stand, you are just explaining why you want to use the stand.
1072282
This is a very sturdy stand _ This will be at a base height at 37 ", Calculate this number from the center of your monitor mount. My film company uses them, they are pro-grade - You will be very satisfied - Regards, Black Door films
1404209
The TV stand can hold up to a 70 pound TV. If yours is a flat screen (which most are these days) it probably weighs no more than 40-45 pounds so you would be well within the limits of the stand. What might be confusing you is in the description it says that the base can be no larger than 39.5 inches. The base is always much smaller than the TV itself.
1683446
For anyone asking specifics on a model, please check the weight and size of your TV. Your 37in TV is definitely small and light enough. As long as it has 4 holes for mounting bolts in the back, which from the picture online it looks like it does, you should be good to go.
1236420
if the base of your tv is less than 47 inch's shound work fine. will over power the looks of the stand, just my opion.
1323971
I agree with all that responded. My stand has been great (50' TV) do know they can cause problems though. Be sure to use the proper screws, do not over tighten, you should be fine. AND I agree Sceptre customer service is fantastic! A+++ from personal experience.
546325
I have two of these stands. A 32-inch TV is on one and a 42-inch is on the other. We have had no problems with either one. Both swivel easily and seem stable. We do not have children in the house, though.
2093478
No, I have a 20 in LCD TV and it barely supports that. I had to put a piece of cloth between the hinge and where I attached the TV to keep the TV from falling too far forward. The length from the base to where the TV is attached is only 10 inches when fully extended.
1726778
Absolutely! This is such a beautiful stand, any size television will look good on this stand. I have a 43' mine, however, I placed my 32' television on it before responding to this request and I was happy with the results. This stand can accommodate any size TV, but I personally would not place any size smaller than a 32' television for a rich appearance. Good luck wise choice, I love mine.
1381380
Well we have three different manufacturers stands, one is home, two are away, the one at home is NOT labeled, but it's lowest setting rises about 29 inches and the support width is less than one inch over 32". So this one might work. I might be able to check the other two stands next week. :^( {I suspect all these stands are really similar in dimensions.}
271938
No, my 42-inch is on a fixed stand. The TV is so light that it's worth mounting if you can.
2258463
The stand is 4 legged and 27" long at its widest point. In my opinion, the stand does not provide as much stability as it should for the size, shape and light weight of the TV. So, although the TV would 'fit' on your entertainment center, it may not be the safest place for it. My TV is on a 60" entertainment center which is my preference over wall mounted.