Can I mount my 55 inch LG tv?
1137495
Concur with previous answers. Mounted an LG 55 and the bar is is sagging and a little bent. Wish I read this before buying. It holds now but its very wobbly and would probably shake if there was a subwoofer near it.
1137496
You can, but dont. I have a LG 55 and tried to mount it. It holds but is not very stable. I do not trust it. You can see the mount sagging at the joints and no matter how tight I make the ball, It can not support the weight of the TV.
1137497
I installed a 50-inch Insignia NS-50D550NA15 LED TV that weighs 33.1 lb. onto the mount. It has only been up for a day, but appears stable - no sagging. Personally, I wouldn't go any larger.
1137498
No way - just like Jimmy said - don't do it. My LG 55" weighs 48 lbs & I don't trust it one bit. I'm taking it down as soon as my other mount arrives. 66LB load rating is false.
1137499
PLEASE HELP! What mount is best for a 55" Vizio? The mounted TV needs to lie flat against a column, and the mount needs to be able to extend far enough out that the tv can rotated and watched from either direction, i.e.., perpendicular to the column.
1137500
some real dumb people on here, buy a mount with 4 places to hold mount to the wall when mounting anything over a 32" not 2 like this model, never buy a mount that is max rated to the size of your set, get one where your set falls below the max, that way you know it can handle more than what you are going to put on it, if you're going to be mounting a 55" get a mount that is rated to hold sets 32-65", not one that is rated 23-55"... that being said I've had a 32" mounted to this for a few years now, it has been pulled in and out several hundred times and is still as sturdy as the day I mounted it some real dumb people on here, buy a mount with 4 places to hold mount to the wall when mounting anything over a 32" not 2 like this model, never buy a mount that is max rated to the size of your set, get one where your set falls below the max, that way you know it can handle more than what you are going to put on it, if you're going to be mounting a 55" get a mount that is rated to hold sets 32-65", not one that is rated 23-55"... that being said I've had a 32" mounted to this for a few years now, it has been pulled in and out several hundred times and is still as... » Read More some real dumb people on here, buy a mount with 4 places to hold mount to the wall when mounting anything over a 32" not 2 like this model, never buy a mount that is max rated to the size of your set, get one where your set falls below the max, that way you know it can handle more than what you are going to put on it, if you're going to be mounting a 55" get a mount that is rated to hold sets 32-65", not one that is rated 23-55"... that being said I've had a 32" mounted to this for a few years now, it has been pulled in and out several hundred times and is still as sturdy as the day I mounted it « Show Less
1137501
I would think so because there are bunches of hole options for mounting. I really like the mount. Very stable and substantial - just not the easiest to mount according to directions.
1137502
66LB load rating is false, my 55" is 48 lbs and this mount wont hold it, terrible sagging
1137503
I mounted my 51 inch Samsung to it. Holds fine at 48lbs. Can tilt screen using the ball and everything, as long as the nuts are tight in the back. No problems.
1051532
I put a 42" TV on the mount. Worked perfectly. Not sure about a 55", though. Be sure to read the specs first.
1196767
Yes you can as I have a 55 inch tv on it and it holds very well. It is a really simple and easy to put together once you put it together your 40 inch tv will hold.
756598
Not sure... I have my 55 inch on it and there is no problem. I would suspect it depends on the weight of the tv.
223206
I mounted a Samsung 60" TV without any issues and I do not anticipate you having any issues with an LG..
1567579
The mount uses a standard VESA pattern and the specs state that it will support up to a 55-inch set -- so I'd say it should work for you.
604243
Yes you can. I think ours was 48". The trick was getting the tv to fit on the mount for it.
1903029
I'd recommend a larger TV console/stand if your space can accommodate it. 55 inches will overhang quite a bit.
1922011
Mine is a 55" and fits no problem. Mounted with the kit supplied and hitting two mounts into studs I can hang on the mount. I am 275 lbs. The mount rail is approx 26"'s long and as long as your TV falls with in that on its mounts you will be fine. The mounts on my Samsung are 16"s apart. Good Luck, JH
1025330
It should be fine, if not just mount a small piece of plywood on the wall and then mount the wall mount to that, use lag bolts if you have to go that route. Thats what I did and my 55 inch is holding just fine
662432
I Would NOT recommend it. I have a 55" slim and I'm not feeling too confident in the hardware. The bracket turns and swivels with tightness. Your TV is heavy and wider. I'd pay a little more for the better quality.
1191963
This is specifically for Dell monitors, the mounts fit a number of Dell LCD monitors. I don't think it would work well with the LG TV. It does work very well with the Dell monitor I have though.
91303
Sturdiness wise it probably will hold the weight if you have it squarely in the stud. I have an LG 47" mounted on mine and the Sanus heartily holds it. The problem my lie in where the mounting holes are on your 55". I had an older 42" LG that I was originally going to use with this mount, however, the mounting holes on the TV were too wide for the Sanus bracket.
989476
I looked back it dosent say but up to a 55 inch tv I would say it depends on if you screw it into the studs or not
476906
It is a universal mount, so make sure your unit has the necessary screw ports. Shouldn't be a worry. It worked for my 55" Samsung
1903032
In my opinion a 55 inch TV would be too big, it would overhang on the sides. I have a 46 incher and it is even with the stand on the sides.
2073247
I had this with a 50 inch TV, not a 55 inch. but I think/or feel it could work for 55 inch tv