This may be a silly question but none of the brackets I've seen mention 70" tv and about - what about a sony 70w850b. It's in the weight range.
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TV Weight Capacity Max. load 132 lbs. The Sony 70w850b is about 90 lbs according to Sony.
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I have use this from a 47" to a 60" and it works on both very well. The most important thing is the weight, which looks like you already have investigated. I would recommend it for a 70", heck I would recommend this for most any TV providing it is within the allotted weight range.
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I have an 80" smart tv that I believe weighs more than 115lbs. It works very nicely for me.
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I have a 46" plasma on mine and that is pretty much the max I would consider. LED & LCD are a lot lighter and may be OK. I assume that is what you have. The page says a max weight, but i don't remember exactly, 75-80 lbs sounds right. I was 3 lbs under and I can see a slight bow on the shelf the TV sits on, which is why I say it's the max. for a plasma. At 46" the sides of the TV are in line with the sides of the stand. So a 60" will stick out past the stand several inches on each side (if you care about that). It is a great stand though and easy to put together. ith 3 glass shelves I was worried about shipping, but no issues there either. Hope this helps. I have a 46" plasma on mine and that is pretty much the max I would consider. LED & LCD are a lot lighter and may be OK. I assume that is what you have. The page says a max weight, but i don't remember exactly, 75-80 lbs sounds right. I was 3 lbs under and I can see a slight bow on the shelf the TV sits on, which is why I say it's the max. for a plasma. At 46" the sides of the TV are in line with the sides of the stand. So a 60" will stick out past the stand several inches on each side (if you care about that). It is a great stand though and easy to put together. ith 3 glass... » Read More I have a 46" plasma on mine and that is pretty much the max I would consider. LED & LCD are a lot lighter and may be OK. I assume that is what you have. The page says a max weight, but i don't remember exactly, 75-80 lbs sounds right. I was 3 lbs under and I can see a slight bow on the shelf the TV sits on, which is why I say it's the max. for a plasma. At 46" the sides of the TV are in line with the sides of the stand. So a 60" will stick out past the stand several inches on each side (if you care about that). It is a great stand though and easy to put together. ith 3 glass shelves I was worried about shipping, but no issues there either. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I have a Sony 55" TV weighing about 50 lbs. sitting on it with no issues. Even 80 lbs would be fine. The cabinet is very stable and sturdy.
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I have a 20" CRT TV mounted on it. I believe the weight limit is 50 - 75 lbs.
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I just ordered this through Vine, and plan on testing it with my Panasonic 42" which weighs 64lbs, so I will definitely report back. But according to another review there are plenty of extenders and hardware, so the mount should line up on 42" TV's. But I'll definitely let you know, as well as write a review.
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Yes my tv weight more than 95 lbs and I didn't have any problems, some people complains of a little bit of sagging that can be prevented using something to hold the weight behind the stand legs, but I didn't use anything and didn't have any problem.
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Yes, it is easily heavy duty enough for a 70". I bought these for or an industrial environment and they are very heavy duty. OF COURSE, it depends on what your 70" has for mounting screw dimensions on the back and the surface you mount it to. You WILL need direct stud contact of the screws for that weight.
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tv is too big. im almost 100% sure the max size tv was 55". i think max weight of the tv would be around 70 pounds. a 70 inch screen would prob be unstable.
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I would personally not risk my 42" led tv to anything without a listed weight limit, so I would probably spend a couple of extra dollars for this (if it has a large enough platform). 3M Adjustable Monitor Stand, Height Adjusts 1-inch to 5 7/8-inch, Holds 80 lbs, 11-inch Space Between Columns, Silver/Black (MS80B)
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Hi Blake. No, not really. I ordered it because I was going to get 40 and I ended up getting a 50. The edges of the TV extend beyond the sides of the stand, the glass seems to be bent in the middle under the weight of the TV (it's only a little, but it does bend). The overall construction material is pretty poor, it's made of very thin aluminum poles. It does *look* okay on its own. The claim that it can hold up to 70lbs is a bit misleading because while it probably can, mine weighs 50lbs and it's causing the bending I mentioned.
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23" to 50" TV's up to 80 LBS and designed to fit almost all TV mounting configurations within the size and weight parameters. several mounting possibilities are designed into the mount, highly likely it will fit your name brand TV. it has it's mounting configurations listed in the description area of the main page, see if one matches your TV. hope this was helpful.
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I have an older(46") sony flatscreen tv that weighs about the same. I bought and used this cheetah mount and it works wellmy tv has hung on the wall 5 months now.. Just make sure back plate is securely mounted to studs in wall and you will be alright. also use two people to mount tv to bracket as it will be much easier to do and safer also. Good luck!!!
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My experience with this mount is it does not support the advertised weight. My tv was 80lbs and it would not properly support it. 60 inches is over the advertised size. I would look for another option.
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I don't know for sure. I have a 32" LCD TV on it which is not heavy. It seems very sturdy and I assume the name description (110#) implies it could hold 110 pounds. I don't doubt it. In my case, I have it installed in a travel trailer entertainment center and the limiting factor was the shelf I was attaching it to. It's well built and it has been great for our application.
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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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The detailed explanation on the Amazon site from the manufacturer says 220 pounds. I've mounted an 85 pound Panasonic on it and it handled it with ease. BTW, I've mounted a lot of TV's and I've never seen one over 140 pounds (80" Sharp), so I'd think this would handle the weight of any 80" or less TV sold in the US today.