How large is the swivel underneath (diameter)? I'm concerned about stabiity.
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I own Model No. 151305 XL which holds up to 32in TV's. Its roughly 10in X 22in and its pretty sturdy. I have a 32 in Sony LCD which is not as thin or light as the newer LED models, but it hasn't given me any problems at all. It's worth the price.
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I can measure when returning from holiday. I want to say it's at least a foot in diameter. I have a 58" Panasonic LCD sitting on it. It's very sturdy. I did put two layers of non-stick shelf liner under the circle disc, to prevent any sliding and to protect the wood stand beneath it.
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I love it, but I do not have to worry about tipping over. It is stable for me, but truth be told, I could tip it very easily. It is not very wide. And it is not very heavy. For someone elderly, you might want to get a bigger heavier model. Or, if you could attach this to a heavy base with 4 U bolts.
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Actually, there must be something extraordinary taking place. I am using the clamp as you mentioned and it is a relatively tight fit without a lot of wobble. There is supposed to be a brass/bronze bushing in the hole in the clamp, if it is no there then it would be very wobbly. Hope this helps.
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Depends on how heavy and how wide it is. I have a 38" flat screen that has a 8.5" base and it fits perfectly. Not sure how heavy, probably about 35lbs. Anything larger would need significant room to swivel properly.
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Not sure, but it seems super sturdy. We have books on two of the four shelves. Cork side has a coin collections hanging on it. Hook side has had winter coat and always has clothes hanging on them. Putting a 12 inch potted plant on top with out a second thought, just haven"t got to it yet. Swivel is heavy duty, not something that will bend easily, Would be hard to bend it with tools. The piece itself is extremely heavy. No chance of it being knocked over or tipping over. Two stationary shelves. Two adjustable shelves that could be made stationary. 23 pound dog curled up on bottom shelf, kids found him and were spinning him around...if that is what concerns you. Not recommending dog spinning of course.
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I had this fitted in a rental apartment and have not seen it as yet since I'm out of the US for an extended period. However, I can't imagine this unit not swiveling through at least 180 degrees if not a full 360 deg.
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Hi, I put this swivel base as a replacement to one that broke on a swivel rocking chair I have. The quality is pretty good. The diameter should be the same or slightly smaller then the width of your base. I used carriage bolts and nyloc nuts. I've had no problems with this base since I installed it earlier this year. Hope this helps.
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I have not swiveled it very far, but tomorrow after work I will find out for you. :-)
902905
I agree with skappy7, it is pretty sturdy, but i'd be more concerned with stability as this is only about a foot wide if that.
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it's 10" Now this a vibratory one so it doesn't tumble...It will hold an object of less than 10" It work well for my needs..brass casings for reloading
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I really don't know but I didn't ever have a problem with the swivel. It worked just fine.
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If it's not in there tight and too tall it tips too much. I lost a mug while riding as it's on a swivel it tipped too much due to the height and weight of the mug.
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I have a 42 inch insignia that I constantly have the swivel arm fully extended, and it seems just fine and sturdy. Just as long as it's mounted properly it'll be fine
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I don't know about weight... I used it for a wind sock on our dock. It broke within 2 weeks (at bottom where it was zip tied to a dock pole). Then the swivel broke. I didn't find it to be very sturdy at all.
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I doubt that .... the bar stool swivel is very "stiff/tight" and needs the weight of a person on it in order for it to swivel and even then the supplier advises that it takes time for it to loosen up.. there are other swivels made for something more like a lazy suzan
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You may want to look at the LapWorks 15" Heavy Duty Swivel - LIFETIME WARRANTY - With Steel Ball Bearings for Indoor/Outdoor Use With Flat Panel Monitors and Big Screen Tv's instead. I don't own one but the description says it "can support a dead weight load of 200 lbs." Fitting the 15.9" diameter device under the 20"x20" cabinet might be a challenge; you're literally fitting a round peg in a square hole. It's their biggest one, though, so it's probably your best shot.
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Have just measured the internal measurement and it is under an inch so you should not have any problems. There are slightly cheaper versions but I was advised not to bother with them! God Luck