Is there any way to adapt this to fit a 55 in. high platform?
1343691
Not with out some modification. It would be steep and the base would not sit flat. Try to find longer slide would be the easy solution.
1343692
I constructed a 30" X 30" box platform on the ground 8" high, out of P.T. 2X6 and using 1" decking as surface. Then I fastened the bottom of the slide to the outer edge with 4 deck screws through washers, running the platform under the slide and created a 7" step-down to the ground. It works fine. I bulked up the ground around it with cypress mulch for a landing. You could use 2X4 for a shorter drop at the end. Too bad I can't draw it for you.
1979673
I have a 46" and it's about 2 inches shorter than the length of this stand so I'm assuming a 55" will probably exceed the length by a few inches. I have my TV mounted on the wall above the stand but I wouldn't hesitate to set the TV on top as it is very sturdy, heavy and stable. The quality and looks far exceeded my expectations. I'm sure it would handle the weight of the 55" with no problems. Hope that helps!
1248205
At least dbl the opening size at min. A few extra inches always helps. But no larger than 60".
1227226
I have a 55 inch curve on it and it works setup in a corner. Just makes it. A 60 May look to big for the stand.
641879
No, I don't think it would adjust the way you need it to. The side frame pieces are solid from the bottom up, then arch into a 90-degree turn at the top, and reach to the center; then each side-top piece slides together in the middle, and set-screws tighten them to hold it all together; center and bottom frame pieces fit together in the middle also, and become rigid with set screws. The 50" fits my 98 Ford Explorer, behind the rear seat, giving the dog the whole cargo area.
667038
I believe I have seen a kit that allows a long edge hinge. Check for Horizontal mechanism.
1703665
The cabinet is pretty tall and narrow. I think the width of a 55" TV would look strange sitting on top.
457873
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.
668484
You will have to go to the manufacturer. I have a 55 inch Samsung mounted on it.
179200
Danny, I have had both a 55 and 65" tv on this stand. Both will work, you will just need to watch your center of gravity and make sure you set the TV's low enough on the stand......It is only recommended for up to a 55" I know, but it will work with larger TV's
1332161
Not sure on the dimensions of a 55 but it fits a 75 perfect and the legs adjust so it sits on the . outside edge. I would think it would work in your situation
1899481
There are a number of ways to adjust. I had the best luck searching some YouTube videos. Good luck.
2138221
i used it for a 33" Flat Screen TV ... i presume if there are universal mounting holes on the back of the 55" TV it would work but you have to check the maximum weight rating from the seller; the bracket must be installed on beams (i used lag bolts which may have been overcompensating, but it is very secure). My advice is to contact the seller for the max weight recommendation.
1150999
The front of the stand measures 55 inches. It will fit but in will overlap a bit on each edge.
2198224
HI, I used it on a 55" . If the rear mounts match it will work. With the question of weight ,there would be no problem. LEN
1554039
I see what you mean on the size issue. I would suggest you contact the seller to clarify. I use it on a 60 " and love the way it moves side to side and tilts.
1233224
No it would not fit a 56''. I owned a 5 foot (60 inch bar) and it ended up about 3-4 inches too small and had to get a 6 footer.