I want to use this on a LG 55" inch, 39 lbs, 400 x 400 LED TV & be able to swing it out from the wall about 45 degrees, think this model will work?
766566
This tilts more than it swings out. Better for up/down adjustment than right/left.
124372
It probably will. Double click one of the images on the order page and then highlight the very last image. It shows the maximum angle of horizontal turn for the TV. It looks close to 45 deg. My installation is in a custom cabinet which will not allow a maximum turn so I cannot verify.
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.
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If you're worried about it not being strong enough , we mounted a 55" with no problem. The mount is adjustable, so you probably can. It may look a little small next to the stand. You will also need hardware (bolts) to actually mount it because they don't come with it. You'll have to look up your tv model for that. Not sure if this was helpful.
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Should work fine there are plenty of ways to adjust mounting holes. I used it for a 40 inch. The only problem I had was the screws that went into the back of the tv bottomed out before they got tight screws were about 1/8 inch to long. I filed them down but a couple washers on the head of screw would work well also.
2213566
I assume that is a 55" and yes it will work we just had to replace the tv we bought this mount for and bought a 52" we could easily do larger. It holds a lot of weight.
1325259
Yes it will, but if your TV is larger than 40" or heavy it will sag and not be level. I have a 65" TV mounted on it and it sags noticeably. I only pull it away from the wall to access the connections on the rear of the TV, then push it back against the wall.
932482
I'm pretty sure it will... I have a 55" LG LED TV and it fit's just fine and is perfectly stable.
1094040
My TV is 46" and I use the screws that were include in the wall mount and have no problem with it. It has been over six months with no problems.
2002747
It won't be a problem, it's the base of the tv and the surface area I was concerned about. Most LGs prob have the rectangular standard base, some higher models of Samsung have a different one. A 50" would be pushing it, 42" is fine
2278712
I have a 41" on it, with working swivel and it does a great job. I think as long as the entire base of the TV fits on the stand it should be okay.
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Bill: I have mine on a 55" TV and totally satisfied. The unit uses ball bearing and swivels easily without any friction or roughness of operation. I have a smaller one (not this brand) for for my 40" TV as well. This particular item met my expectations and would purchase another one. I believe you will find this item meeting your needs for functionality and ease of operation. David
186299
This would work, but you should drill anchors at each corner of the mount so that the mount doesn't move around. But with the large lugs that come with it, you should be fine as long as the TV is under 50lbs.
507425
don't know what kind of tv lg1 was trying to put on his but, i have a 32inch vizio lcd base model tv on mine...no problems holding the tv up even fully extended.i wouldn't try to mount a 40 inch plasma on it but a 42 inch lcd or led/lcd tv without the base would not be a problem.
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I would strongly recommend not using this mount for anything over 75 lbs. I attempted to mount my 50 inch LG (98 lbs) and the mount arms started to buckle. I'm using the mount for my bedroom 30 inch (40 lbs) TV.
946683
Yes, That was my exact situation. However I had to install wood on each wall to catch 2 studs on each wall. I then put up two 2x4 on the diagonal on a 45 degree. I then mounted the bracket on the 2x4's See my first write up. The mount alone will not work for a 70" TV in a 45 degree corner. I tried it. The mount tilts so you only want the bottom of the TV touching the walls. The TV to mount interface allows you to side the TV side ways to exactly position it. The 2 arms allow you to position the TV in towards the corner or out. Follow manufacturer's instructions using lag screws. I also tested my mount by hanging on it before installing TV. Be safe. Finally, I recommend this mount and would use it again. My TV weight is 75 lbs and if I remember the mount is rated ~ 150 lbs.
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It should, I got it for a 55 inch and it is great. It has multiple places for screws, make sure and get some on studs of walls, the more the better for a heavier tv. With multiple screw places, I would think this can do the job if it is advertised for up to 60 inch, I couldn't remember.
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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.