Is this bracket good for a 32'' Vizio. Will the bracket stick out beyond the TV?
621620
Yes a 32" will work and the bracket mounts behind the tv so you won't see the bracket
170649
I would highly recommend you check the specs on your TV verses this bracket. It's not only the size but the weight you have to consider.
746815
The back mount bracket is rectangular, 30" wide by 9 1/2" tall. Since a 32" TV is measured diagonally, I can't exactly say. However, now you know the bracket dimensions and can figure it out!
1424117
yes it will this bracket is very universal fits almost all tv from about 32in to 60 in.
530933
It should work fine as ours is a 70" Vizio flat screen using the 400x400 mm attachment holes. I upgraded the bolting kit with longer 5/16" stainless steel lag bolts purchased from my local hardware. Mounting it on 16" stud centers gives some added side to side movement. On 24" centers (max) you won't be able to move it sideways as it is only 26.5" wide overall.
272574
Yes, you need to buy separate mounting screws. You'll have to check with Vizio to see what size but they sell them at Lowe's and Home Depot.
1835573
You bought a 60" television. The bracket supports up to a 55" TV; I wouldn't trust it even if the hole pattern was within the limits.
2270487
my tv is 50" diagonal. I would think so. The long vertical pieces measure 19" the width of the big metal part is about 28.5". so all this should be well hidden behind your tv. The bracket fit my tv fine, no problems. I would also guess the brackets are made to a standard. Everything is pretty adjustable. I recommend you make sure to hit some solid wood up in the ceiling when you mount it.
991890
I don't think it matters. We have a 32" and with the back brackets being adjustable it was an easy fit. Aesthetically, it begs for a bigger TV, but it accommodates a smaller one just as well. I hope this helps.
494494
Yes. My 47" tv is attached on almost the furthest setting towards the end of the mounting bracket.
1223972
Yes I just bought this to mount a 60" 4K Vizio TV. Just make sure you affix the mount to the wall correctly.
1994514
The installation instructions says it works with 32"-60". I used it in a corner with my 60" plasma and you can't even see the bracket with the TV attached. With a smaller display, you will get a greater range of motion in a corner allowing you to move the TV against both walls. My larger TV is too big to swivel through the corner against the non attached wall. I'm real happy with the bracket. It's a great corner solution.
544003
I have the same bracket... I can't see a way to cut it down... I have a 32 inch TV and part of the bracket actually sticks out one side... I thought I might paint it when I do some clean up painting this winter... you may come up with something better
1385920
I have four 32" flat screens with these brackets attached to them. As long as you are handy with tools and are capable of mounting the larger metal plate to a wall or something, you should be fine. For mounting the smaller plate to the TV, check your TV's manual. Ours required Metric screws which we got at our local hardware store. They were size "M4" if I recall it correctly. You will also want to make sure the wall plate is perfectly level. If it's not, your TV will mount to the wall crooked. Hope this helps!
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.
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.
63489
Should be fine as long as the place to mount the brackets on the TV are no more than 34" apart. There are 2 brackets that mount on the back of the TV. Once they are attached to the TV, you essentially hang it on the main part of the unit. So, you should be o.k. as long as your TV does not exceed that spacing.