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John

 posted on 1st Mar 14 at 20:50

TVs weigh nothing these days, I can't see how any unit made from anything thicker than paper would have a problem holding an LCD.


Pop

 posted on 1st Mar 14 at 20:33

Cheers everyone


dannymccann

 posted on 1st Mar 14 at 12:29

Just go by the weight, my unit is not as wide as my 40" TV, and obviously the weight of the TV is concentrated dead centre


AndyKent

 posted on 1st Mar 14 at 12:28

I would assume its just on the basis of people not bothering to check weights.

The mount should obviously be narrower than the TV


Pop

 posted on 1st Mar 14 at 12:05

That's what I was thinking. The unit can hold about three times the weight of the TV.

I wouldn't have thought it would look out of place to have a unit narrower than the TV. It's all a bit odd.


AndyKent

 posted on 1st Mar 14 at 12:01

Weight of tv would be a bigger issue tbh


Pop

 posted on 1st Mar 14 at 11:38

Hey,

I've been looking at TV stands/units recently as we will need one later this year. All the units come with a maximum TV width recommendation.

Do you think this is for any reason other than they don't want the TV to be wider than the unit?