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So I just bought this 46 LCD that weighs 81lbs.

 

I figure 81lbs plus 38lbs for the wall mount itself (description in the wall mount listings...) would be about 120 lbs...

 

My question is: Is it safe to use the articulate feature up to the full 20"?

 

My setup is this... an LCD mounted to the wall and 2 media towers that are 20" deep on each side of it. I'd like to bring the TV off the wall until it's flush with the tower cabinets but am worried about giving that much weight the extra leverage (20" worth) pulling on the studs (I'd probably use 1/4 lags that are 4" long).

 

More details about my setup in case it helps...

 

TV Info: http://www.sonystyle.com/webapp/wcs/stores...532058#overview

 

Bracket Info: http://www.amazon.com/CHEETAH-MOUNTS-PLASM...7705&sr=8-8

 

Media Towers: http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?...uct_id=10756199

 

 

 

If my attachment wouldn't be secure I guess I'd just have to set it on the table in the center of the two towers but I don't want the TV that close to the dog... he shakes his head and leaves slop all over the place... :throwup:

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you are FINE! as long as you hit the studs... some nice 3 inch lags into the studs and you can hang off that thing. no worries, no enjoy your new tv!!!

 

btw, I have done thousands of tvs bigger and heavier and never had one fall... YET!!

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you are FINE! as long as you hit the studs... some nice 3 inch lags into the studs and you can hang off that thing. no worries, no enjoy your new tv!!!

 

btw, I have done thousands of tvs bigger and heavier and never had one fall... YET!!

 

 

Good... I'll sleep better with the reassurance. I'd be waiting for a CRASH in the night.

 

"yet... knock on wood"

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