Can this mount be used on a 46" TV"? The description has conflicting info (states "25 - 40 " &amp; "most 25 - 47"). One review states a 55" TV? Thanks!
1266683
I used this mounts in my office with 37" displays. Worked absolutely fine. Most of the new generation displays are not heavy at all. So I wouldn't worry about the weight limit, unless you are planning instal something old and heavy. The only thing I would worry is the distance at the back of the screen. You need to be sure that the screw holes on the mount will align with the display. I would try to use a larger size mount.
1907190
I currently have a 46' and i still have space to fit a bigger TV. You could fit a 47'easily but I think you could go up a 50' that's just me. The stand has a sticker on the back that says it holds a max of 95 pounds so you be the judge from there on. I hope I answer your question. ^_^
1960517
While I believe the mount is strong enough, I would not recommend this mount for a 42" TV. Most mounts for larger TVs are made so the mounting plate detaches from the wall mount and you can mount the plate to the back of the TV. The wall mount has some type of hooking method to attach the plate and hold the TV while you install the screws to secure it. This mount you must hold the TV in the air and attached the screws. Takes three people for a TV bigger than 32". Its a great mount but in my opinion, only for TV under 30".
812510
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.
1273658
I think it refers to whatever the TV is called. So if it's a 46 inch tv it should fit unless there is a lot of extra " frame " around your tv. We used it on a 42 and there was lots of space left over. They give you cardboard and little foam thingies that compensate for what's left over.
1544206
I really don't know. Ours is a 46"...as TVs today are light anyway, maybe yours would work; or could you place it on a shelf below the TV...would that work? I'm not sure.
1022733
This mount should have no problem fitting your 40" tv. It is completely universally adjustable. I have the same mount holding up my 42" tv. If you have problems read the instruction manual.
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.
1404359
I have use this from a 47" to a 60" and it works on both very well. The most important thing is the weight, which looks like you already have investigated. I would recommend it for a 70", heck I would recommend this for most any TV providing it is within the allotted weight range.
408575
If you are speaking about the mounting points on the back part of your TV, this will work. The brackets you mount to the TV rear are fully adjustable width wise and height wise there are holes which run the entire length. Once you have attached the mounting brackets (2 long skinny pieces with hooks on them) to the back of the TV, then you can "hook" the TV to the larger flat metal piece (the mount). It has worked for my 42" and 60" easily and both had dramatically different mount points on the backs of the TV.
1157507
First, let me say this is a great TV mount. But, with a 60" TV you may be limited as to how far you can swing it around from side to side, due to the dimensions of a 60" flat-screen. We have two of them for our 19 and 24" TVs and would buy another without question.
2210824
The manufacturer says 32" to 47". I would take their word for it. Personally, I would think this mount would be over-kill for your tv. I am not sure but using the all the full functions may result in the tv not hiding part of the mount.
75055
Not sure if you are still waiting on a responce, but I just bought the 46" tv today and the first thing I did was mount the tv. You just have to make sure you get the VESA 300 for the tv. If you get a big enought mount it will work fine.
2000733
I would. This mount is a beast!! I have it for my 55" TV and it is great. This mount is pretty long as well, so the back of your TV is probably as long as this mount. If you look, Amazon should have a nice wall mount for a 32-40" TV.
1184761
This mount is VERY adaptable. I will accommodate your hole pattern. I mounted a 46" with no issues. It sticks out a bit from the wall but with the cable box hidden it is great. You should not need anything else. In fact, you will have many parts left over as they provided screws and other parts for seemingly every TV.
2217300
Yes, a mount that will fit a 40" tv will work. Myself, I used a articulating mount which works great in it's location.
2271762
I am using it with an 55" and a 42" TV and it works great. You should not have any problems.