can TV 55'' stay on it
1409587
The top shelf is not 55" so the TV will extend longer then the shelf but it will work. I have a 60" TV and it holds it. It just depends if you want TV flush with top shelf from aide to side.
1409588
The base of the TV will be fine on the stand, but the width of the TV will surely pass the top tier of the stand. I have a 42" and the screen is wider than the top tier. Picture putting a rectangle on top of a square.
1922011
Mine is a 55" and fits no problem. Mounted with the kit supplied and hitting two mounts into studs I can hang on the mount. I am 275 lbs. The mount rail is approx 26"'s long and as long as your TV falls with in that on its mounts you will be fine. The mounts on my Samsung are 16"s apart. Good Luck, JH
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.
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.
804493
Depending on the size of your TV, it is easy to hang and remove TV. (Ours is 55 inches and needs 2 people to maneuver). It is a click mechanism.
1903032
In my opinion a 55 inch TV would be too big, it would overhang on the sides. I have a 46 incher and it is even with the stand on the sides.
989474
I am actually not sure but I have a fairly heavy tv.. it is 55 inch (the max) and it is doing great.
1196767
Yes you can as I have a 55 inch tv on it and it holds very well. It is a really simple and easy to put together once you put it together your 40 inch tv will hold.
583302
a 40 inch tv is just overhanging on the edge by half an inch on both sides. so a 55 inch would go over by about 5 inches on both sides. in terms of weight, flat screens are so light that it doesn't really matter.
989476
I looked back it dosent say but up to a 55 inch tv I would say it depends on if you screw it into the studs or not
1168528
The stand is very well built with a thick-walled pipe supporting the TV and heavy duty hardware bolting the pipe to the rear of the console. I have a 42"LED and the stand shrugged it off with no wobble at all. Rotating the TV is a good stability test and it's very smooth with zero wobble. My guess as an engineer is that the unit would have no problem supporting a newer 55"LED TV. Plasma, probably not. However, from an appearance viewpoint, the 55" would look silly on it. I'd recommend not using the pole mount and put the TV on the wall. By the way, the unit comes with the option to either pole mount or wall mount the TV. Although only the pole mount method allows for swivel. The stand is very well built with a thick-walled pipe supporting the TV and heavy duty hardware bolting the pipe to the rear of the console. I have a 42"LED and the stand shrugged it off with no wobble at all. Rotating the TV is a good stability test and it's very smooth with zero wobble. My guess as an engineer is that the unit would have no problem supporting a newer 55"LED TV. Plasma, probably not. However, from an appearance viewpoint, the 55" would look silly on it. I'd recommend not using the pole mount and put the TV on the wall. By the way, the unit comes with the... » Read More The stand is very well built with a thick-walled pipe supporting the TV and heavy duty hardware bolting the pipe to the rear of the console. I have a 42"LED and the stand shrugged it off with no wobble at all. Rotating the TV is a good stability test and it's very smooth with zero wobble. My guess as an engineer is that the unit would have no problem supporting a newer 55"LED TV. Plasma, probably not. However, from an appearance viewpoint, the 55" would look silly on it. I'd recommend not using the pole mount and put the TV on the wall. By the way, the unit comes with the option to either pole mount or wall mount the TV. Although only the pole mount method allows for swivel. « Show Less
1788209
The instruction sheet says the top is rated to hold 60 pounds. 55 is pushing it but probably okay. The stand seems sturdy but it's just not that big, and it's just particle board. A good piece of hardwood furniture is going to do better than knockdown items like this, and if you spend big bucks on a TV, don't skimp on the support. As for the width, really the issue would be the base -- and the risk of bumping into your TV if it sticks past the edge of the stand. It's all common sense, really. HTH.
2118030
Yes the weight is also not an issue. It is pretty sturdy. It supports my 55" TV
1051532
I put a 42" TV on the mount. Worked perfectly. Not sure about a 55", though. Be sure to read the specs first.
292569
I have a 55" and it does it fine; I don't see any issues stepping up to a 60". This has been the best mount I have ever had, but I would hope so considering the cost.
227154
If its installed properly on at least too beams then it should definitely hold that weight. It's pretty sturdy. Now as far as the size goes I'm not exactly sure. It does look like it can but you'd have to measure the distance of the screw holes behind your TV. My TV is a 55" and the wholes were spaced at about 11 3/4" which left me plenty of room. I can't see a 70" being dramatically different but again I'm not sure. Me personally I'd look for one that's specifically made for up to or more than a 70". Hope that helps.
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.