This says it can handle a 75" TV, but then the technical details says 32-56"??? Can anyone help clarify? Or have mounted a 75" TV on it? Thank you!
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The Peerless website says up to 75" for this model: http://www.peerless-av.com/en-us/professional/products/ST650
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The 55 inch is FAR too large for this TV Stand ... I just purchased the Samsung 55inch and its hanging all off the sides so now I have to purchase a new tv stand. Its ideal for tvs in the 30s and 40s.
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It's rated for 25lbs and has a mounting plate with several hole patterns. 75x75 and 100x100. I would think you would be fine mounting 42" TV with this mount.
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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.
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I have a 32" flatscreen on the top, the middle holds a 5+/- lb av receiver and a middle surround speaker. I just tried sitting on the top shelf with the tv still on it and it did not seem like it would break. I am just under 200lbs. I did not put all my weight on it but enough to know it can hold about 50 lbs without worry. Id even go as far to say it holds 100lbs on the top shelf alone but you shouldn't put anything that heavy on it either way; no tv weighs that much that you wouldn't just mount to the wall. It is really unbelievably sturdy for the material and assembly. slight wobble but not fall apart wobble. you would have to try to break it in order to. I have a 32" flatscreen on the top, the middle holds a 5+/- lb av receiver and a middle surround speaker. I just tried sitting on the top shelf with the tv still on it and it did not seem like it would break. I am just under 200lbs. I did not put all my weight on it but enough to know it can hold about 50 lbs without worry. Id even go as far to say it holds 100lbs on the top shelf alone but you shouldn't put anything that heavy on it either way; no tv weighs that much that you wouldn't just mount to the wall. It is really unbelievably sturdy for the material and assembly. slight wobble... » Read More I have a 32" flatscreen on the top, the middle holds a 5+/- lb av receiver and a middle surround speaker. I just tried sitting on the top shelf with the tv still on it and it did not seem like it would break. I am just under 200lbs. I did not put all my weight on it but enough to know it can hold about 50 lbs without worry. Id even go as far to say it holds 100lbs on the top shelf alone but you shouldn't put anything that heavy on it either way; no tv weighs that much that you wouldn't just mount to the wall. It is really unbelievably sturdy for the material and assembly. slight wobble but not fall apart wobble. you would have to try to break it in order to. « Show Less
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I used this on the same model 65". It will work with the 75". Great mount. Sits very flush to the wall. Only issue is it is not easy to completely remove the tv from the mount but it does have a tilt feature to attach cords etc.
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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.
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I don't recommend it. Check the specifications to see the maximum weight recommended. You will probably be using the unit to hold a receiver or other components, and if you add the weight of the TV to that, it's probably more than the unit can hold. Of course, if you have a small TV, and no components, it could work. But don't risk the whole unit ripping out of the wall, with all your stuff crashing to the floor. I mounted my TV on the wall with a Cheetah mount, and it works and looks great. I keep the top of the unit completely clear, since there's plenty of room for your components on the lower shelves. I don't recommend it. Check the specifications to see the maximum weight recommended. You will probably be using the unit to hold a receiver or other components, and if you add the weight of the TV to that, it's probably more than the unit can hold. Of course, if you have a small TV, and no components, it could work. But don't risk the whole unit ripping out of the wall, with all your stuff crashing to the floor. I mounted my TV on the wall with a Cheetah mount, and it works and looks great. I keep the top of the unit completely clear, since there's plenty of room for your components on the... » Read More I don't recommend it. Check the specifications to see the maximum weight recommended. You will probably be using the unit to hold a receiver or other components, and if you add the weight of the TV to that, it's probably more than the unit can hold. Of course, if you have a small TV, and no components, it could work. But don't risk the whole unit ripping out of the wall, with all your stuff crashing to the floor. I mounted my TV on the wall with a Cheetah mount, and it works and looks great. I keep the top of the unit completely clear, since there's plenty of room for your components on the lower shelves. « Show Less
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There are other q/a responses from owners of 70" TVs - mostly Sharp, I think - so it's not impossible to mount a 70" TV. The question is the spacing of the mounting holes in the Sharp TV. Check the spacing pattern. I remember at least one reviewer with a smaller (60") TV that said the mounting holes on his TV were too far apart. Check the location of the mounting holes and how far apart they are (top-to-bottom as well as left-to-right)
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I have a 50" on it right now and it's perfect. It has an inch or two on each side before it "hangs" over the tops edge. I don't see why a 55" tv wouldn't work though. Seems like it's be fine.
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I have a 32" flatscreen on the top, the middle holds a 5+/- lb av receiver and a middle surround speaker. I just tried sitting on the top shelf with the tv still on it and it did not seem like it would break. I am just under 200lbs. I did not put all my weight on it but enough to know it can hold about 50 lbs without worry. Id even go as far to say it holds 100lbs on the top shelf alone but you shouldn't put anything that heavy on it either way; no tv weighs that much that you wouldn't just mount to the wall. It is really unbelievably sturdy for the material and assembly. slight wobble but not fall apart wobble. you would have to try to break it in order to.
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Per my husband, this one will not handle ninety inch TV. Got to have cabinet or something special made for wall hanging. I just kept my 80 inch on TV table with stand.
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The manufacturer says 32" to 47". I would take their word for it. Personally, I would think this mount would be over-kill for your tv. I am not sure but using the all the full functions may result in the tv not hiding part of the mount.
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I cannot know about a specific model of TV, but I can explain how the stand holds it. The first part of the process is to build the stand itself and then to attach the TV to it. There are 2 vertical bars that screw tightly into the TV itself. Two people lift up the TV and hook the bars over the mount. The TV is therefore just hanging there nicely centered into place and then you put in a final set of screws so that it cannot move out of that position. My TV is a 55" Sony and it works perfectly. Yours, at 60" would use up that 5 inch difference and thus the TV would hang slightly lower on the bottom and higher on the top. This is a very sturdy mount and I would recommend it. But as I said at the start, I have no experience with your particular TV. Good luck!
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If your TV weighs more than 50 pounds I would say it might not be your best choice. It says it supports up to 25 Kilograms which is 56 pounds.
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jeff:the specs indicate that this mount will only support any t.v. up to 65 inches. it won't handle an 80 inch t.v.
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Donald, they advertise up to 60" TV. I used it on a 55". I wouldn't recommend using anything bigger than 60 inches.