Where to find TV/Monitor weight?

[tomasandri]

So I have a 32" TV as a monitor, the Finlux 32FLX905HU model. I am about to buy myself a new BenQ 24" EW2440L monitor but I want to mount my TV onto my wall. I found this Sandström VESA200x200 extendable wallmount that holds up to 15 kg but I can't find the weight of the TV anywhere, since I think Finlux doesnt make it anymore. Does anyone know?

Edit: Wrong model number for the BenQ monitor.

 

[MeteorsRaining]

The best guess would be to compare a similar looking models from LG or Samsung, most TVs of that screen size don't weigh more than 8-10Kg, 15Kg should really suffice. My 40" Panasonic LED for eg weighs 10Kg, so it shouldn't be an issue.

 

[tomasandri]

The best guess would be to compare a similar looking models from LG or Samsung, most TVs of that screen size don't weigh more than 8-10Kg, 15Kg should really suffice. My 40" Panasonic LED for eg weighs 10Kg, so it shouldn't be an issue.

I'll check on that! Might be a problem tho that it's 2,5 years old and a tad thick...not many TV's that way today, all super slim and shit 😉 (It's around 10-11 cm thick I think)

 

[MeteorsRaining]

This is a 2012 model LG (for reference) with a thick bezel and roughly 7.5cm thick:
http://www.lg.com/us/tvs/lg-32CS460-lcd-tv

^Weighs around 8Kg. Here's a Samsung, 9cm thick which's even lighter:
http://www.samsung.com/us/video/tvs/UN32EH4000FXZA-specs

Believe me, 15Kg is a lot of weight for a 32" TV.

 

[tomasandri]

This is a 2012 model LG (for reference) with a thick bezel and roughly 7.5cm thick:
http://www.lg.com/us/tvs/lg-32CS460-lcd-tv

^Weighs around 8Kg. Here's a Samsung, 9cm thick which's even lighter:
http://www.samsung.com/us/video/tvs/UN32EH4000FXZA-specs

Believe me, 15Kg is a lot of weight for a 32" TV.

Thanks man, helped me alot

 

[MeteorsRaining]

No worries.

 

[bootcher]

If you have a scale you can try to weigh it yourself?