Can this mount bracket hold my 52 tv which weighs about 96 lb?
1631117
i dont think so thats quite a bit of weight for one stud and the 3 screws that come with it judging the way this is installed i think you need to spread the weight with a mount that uses 2 studs to anchor plus this mountig bracket articulates ie it swings out which increases the leverage and puts more stress on the anchor points at nearly 100 lbs i would think a more stationary mount would be more stable You might want to Google large flat tv mounting systems good luck in your search and enjoy that new led tv!
2035242
Not sure of your particular TV but the bracket does not hold our 52" screen without having to place a wedge in the bracket. When attached, the screen tilted forward to the ground. The bracket itself was sturdy and secure to the wall, but when the TV was mounted you could not tighten the bolts enough for the TV not to fall forward.
310913
No, at least ours doesn't hold our 52" without a wedge in the bracket to hold the TV upright and flush with the wall. When we consider a new TV, we will probably replace the bracket too.
261580
I have a 20" CRT TV mounted on it. I believe the weight limit is 50 - 75 lbs.
1302912
My TV weighs 90 lbs. Easily supports that on top shelf. Don't know max weight.
1688312
the videosecu black tilting adjustable bracket will hold 200+ lbs. I have a sharp 80 inch which weighs 213lbs. It holds it no problem. Just need 2 studs in the wall for the bracket.
1466604
Well I have a 50 inch tv weighing 60lbs. it works great as for 92 lbs. I dont think you would have a problem as the sag free wall mount is well made and its only 12lbs. more than max weight, they always low ball the max weight on everything so theres that extra buffer if the thing could only hold 80 for real they probably wouldve rated it for 70. good luck hope I helped
914125
Provided the pieces allow you to install them correctly and flush (mine arrived with holes drilled off slightly so the table is not sturdy) then it should hold a heavy television - have not tested the 100lbs advertised but feel confident about 50 at least.
662125
If the holes in the back of the TV line up with the brackets, YES. I used the mount to hold a 42 inch Samsung flat screen LCD TV. The mount claims it will hold a 60 inch TV, but I don't believe that just due to its smaller size. I used a larger mount for a 47 inch TV. Anyway, if you are asking about the size and weight of your 32 inch TV, I feel you are fine with this mount.
386393
I have this mount holding a 50" Sony that weights about 35lbs. the mount is bolted to the studs in my wall...two bolts. It handles the weight just fine moves very easily in all directions. Great mount the way i am using it. However, i would not mount any tv or anything else heavier than 5lbs to just the sheetrock. Don't risk it.
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.
2000732
Yes...this is heavy duty...great for bigger TVs, but if you are hanging a 35" I would either consider another mount, or, better yet, get a bigger TV :-)
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.
1921032
I'm not sure how much weight it can hold. I have my heavy direct tv cable box and ps4 on the mount and they look great
1698160
Hello Gene and thank you for your inquiry. Unfortunately the listing for this stand was incorrect but it has since been updated/corrected. This stand can accommodate TV's between 32 and 65 inches, weighing no more than 175lbs. Maybe something like our SKU# TVJT321G1 would work better for you, and it's highest setting is 63.05", or our SKU# TVJT320ND2 which is 61" tall at it's highest (both are measured from the floor to the center of the mounting bracket).Please feel free to contact me for further assistance.Thanks againAndrea
365978
You should be able to but only with 2 of the brackets not all three. As long as you are under 200lbs with your tv it shouldn't be a problem.
1806450
I would say yes. Just confirm your TV weight versus the rated hold weight (100+ lbs, I believe?). I would recommend you use the wood screws provided drilled into wall studs, instead of drywall anchors. Once I had the mounting plate installed, I hung from it by my hands (I'm 175lbs) and it was solid.