Anyone have experience with this stand and a 32" TV? Does the mounting bracket stick out past the TV?
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We have had this stand about a year. We like it and it looks smart and modern. The mounting bracket does NOT stick out from the TV. You can NOT see the bracket when viewing the TV from either the front or the sides. You can only see the mounting bracket when you go to the very side or from the back of the TV. The main vertical frame is very sturdy. This frame has a screen-like metal material which does allow the cables, etc. to be seen through it. If there is any drawback, this is the only one. We have a 55" HD LED TV and the stand holds it great. The frame does not lean forward with the TV and it is not flimsy. We have had this stand about a year. We like it and it looks smart and modern. The mounting bracket does NOT stick out from the TV. You can NOT see the bracket when viewing the TV from either the front or the sides. You can only see the mounting bracket when you go to the very side or from the back of the TV. The main vertical frame is very sturdy. This frame has a screen-like metal material which does allow the cables, etc. to be seen through it. If there is any drawback, this is the only one. We have a 55" HD LED TV and the stand holds it great. The frame does not lean forward with... » Read More We have had this stand about a year. We like it and it looks smart and modern. The mounting bracket does NOT stick out from the TV. You can NOT see the bracket when viewing the TV from either the front or the sides. You can only see the mounting bracket when you go to the very side or from the back of the TV. The main vertical frame is very sturdy. This frame has a screen-like metal material which does allow the cables, etc. to be seen through it. If there is any drawback, this is the only one. We have a 55" HD LED TV and the stand holds it great. The frame does not lean forward with the TV and it is not flimsy. « Show Less
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I measured back mount that holds the tv and a 32" TV would fit but you would see the knobs from the mount on the side. A 42" or larger TV is best.
645235
I have a Samsung 55" TV mounted on my stand. However, I measured the mounting bracket width at 31-1/2", and I have a 32" Samsung TV which measures 29" wide. Thus, the mounting bracket would extend 1-1/4" past the each side of the 32" TV.
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I dream have a 32" I got mine is on a 70" and from the looks of it so far I think it just might be flush this just a guess I'm not really sure but I do love the stand
569674
This is an easy one.Samsung for many years has had problems with a lot of stands on a lot of their TV's.They printed the instructions wrong. (google it).My 32 inch Samsung instruction manual told me to put the stand on a certain way and even showed a diagram.The stand was wobbly and ready to fall off.After I googled this problem for some time I found the answer. The instructions show the wrong direction of the stand placement.Turn the stand around and viola, it fit perfect. This problem is very apparent on most of their 32 inch TV's and many other sizes.
626751
Just make sure the mounting holes are 4" apart on the back of the tv. most 32's I've seen has 4" holes just make sure. If they are further apart then 4" you will have to purchase an adaptor plate
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
903552
I have a 52' LCD Sharp tv mounted on the wall and it only sticks out about 3' from the wall, it can stand about 20' from wall and angled left of right with ease.
685900
Whoops . Disregard earlier answer . I have the larger stand not this one for my 65" tv.
2135964
Yes it is, I also have a 32" tv, however I am using this sound bar on a 42" tv because it's a perfect match. On a 32" tv the sound bar will be a little wider than the TV itself. This is only an issue if you don't like the look. If your 32" tv doesn't have the "arc" output on the 1st HDMI port you will miss some of the convenience, however the sound bar will work fine.
2018001
not very - our sticks out about 4-6 inches. I was a little disappointed with that. Another thing to consider is that if your tv is especially heavy the mount does have some give in it so the tv will tilt slightly.
678361
I assume you mean a 32 inch TV. Yes. I use mine to support a 32" TV, and it supports it easily.
9846
Kathy, I cant vouch for your particular model TV, but I can say that t he stand is beefy, holds my TV solidly, and with the number of mounting holes on the vertical bracket and the variety of mounting hardware , its as universal as a stand can be. Worst case it doesn't fit and you return it.
922110
I have a 47 inch Vizio on the stand and from the floor to the center of the TV is 50 inches, and from the floor to the top of the TV is 62 inches. On a side note; before purchasing the stand find out the position of the mounting holes on the TV. The mounting brackets on the stand are about twelve inches apart, so if your TV/Monitor's mounting holes are farther than that you will need to use the adaptor bar which can be problematic. I had a heck of a time using them to mount my TV.
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I just measured mine. The maximum extension of the feet is 32-1/4" x 15". Clearance under the screen is only 3-5/8" approximately but worse than that, the legs extend out to 10" from the end of the TV. I can't imagine what one could do to modify the stand or the stand bracket to help this problem. For folks who want to use a speaker box smaller than 34-1/4" x 17" on top (to give yourself and your TV a little room for error, etc.) I see a wall mount in your future.
1514619
We have a >36" Samsung monitor on it that is heavier than most of the newer TVs. Works fine. The brackets adjust. As someone else noted, it should work for 32" but may be a bit big for that size TV.
132394
I have a 32 inch mounted on mine and have no problem at all. The weight is what matters. The website gives you the maximum weight the arm will hold and my TV was way under.
1364013
This mount is designed to hang your television on your like a picture. The wire on this mount is particularly wide. It's made for a a television over 60". will this mount work? Yes. But you will need to add a few inches to your optimal viewing height to compensate for the way the wire will drape over the two parts off the mount that attach to the wall. The Samsung mini wall mount WMN350M is what I would recommend for a 32" if your wanting to stay with a Samsung brand. Its a similar style. There are other brands with similar styles available, cheaper. Some of witch are available on Amazon.
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I mounted the Samsung UN60F8000 LED LCD Flat Panel HDTV and there is a lot of space between the TV mounted to the first shelf. You will like this stand, because it is very solid...I will purchase another one soon for a 65" Screen
460307
Yes 32"-70". I use it with a 55". Best mount I've seen. I feel like I could do pull-ups from it.