“I have 60" of wall space to hang this tv. The spec says it is almost 50" wide. How do I know that there is available support for the tv? If this tv is too large, what would be the correct size to purchase?”
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Hello Longranger, For a 60" wall space, I would recommend no bigger than a 65" Terrace TV at its widest it is 57.7 inch. here are the full dimension of the TV (INCHES W x H x D): TV: 57.7 x 33.5 x 2.4 For more information on delivery/installation services, please contact your local Best Buy or visit https://www.bestbuy.com/site/help-topics/home-and-business-delivery/pcmcat204400050032.c?id=pcmcat204400050032 ^Cristian
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Your ultimate answer would be to check with the company mounting the TV. With this size and weight TV, it is not recommended you DIY, and if you do take that route, you will have no one to hold accountable for any failure of the mount aside from yourself. The important aspect of a wall mount is sufficient anchoring, meaning strong enough screws attached to the house studs, or equivalent, to support the weight, as well as wear and tear: plenty of mounts are available that allow for adjusting the viewing angle, but any adjustment will put stress on the anchoring, and possibly eventually cause an anchor failure.
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