What needs to be 100mm x 100mm for this to work? The mount you use it with? The TV you use it with? Both?
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The bracket consist of 2 parts one for the TV mount and one for the TV. Both parts have both 75mm x 75 mm and 100mm x 100 mm. I have mount my ultra wide monitor which have a 100 x 100 VESA on a Monitor Arm that only have 75 x 75 Vesa
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both. There is two sizes of versa mounts the bracket fits. Both sides of the mount fit two sizes of versa mounts.
1223046
You just need to check your bolt pattern on the tv. It will be like a 400 x 400 or 400 x 200 or something like that. I think that is actual distance between bolts in millimeters. Once you know what the tv actually is, then check the mount to see if it is compatible. It most likely is.
1250289
If the TV is VESA 75/100 compliant it should work fine. weight shouldn't be a problem...
206622
I haven't used this model, but in general the mount are the same, but your tv will hang over each side by 6.5 inches.This may or may not be acceptable to you, but it should work:)
170651
I have a 55" Samsung LED smart tv and the mount works fine. I'm not sure of my exact model number though.
2271761
It is a VESA mount so check which type of VESA connection you have. They are usually 200x200, 400x400 or combinations of those. We have used both with our LG and an older Phillips with this mount and easily fit the mount. The screen size for your TV should be fine- just check the description of the mount to ensure it works with that size - I am pretty sure it works with TVs up to 60 inches and like 100lbs but best to check the specs.
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The wall mount in question is a VESA 200mmx200mm. If you have the TV in your possession, measure the distance between screw holes on the back. If the distance is 8 inches by 8 inches, it will fit. My daughter's 32" has a VESA 200x100...........
904788
You just need a standard VESA mount.....400 mm x 400 mm will work just fine. Most mounts made for a 37 to 46 inch TV will be OK - if you pay more than $40 for one, you're getting ripped off. Monoprice has decent ones for cheap.
1497785
You need to check your tv bolt spacing. This mount is spaced at 400mm by 400mm max(about 16"sq). It fit my 55" Samsung. but didn't fit my 60". There is the same device, only with larger spacing. If you check out other recommended below the product detail, you should see spacing up to 600x400, or maybe even 600x600.
1532481
Did you end up finding a fix - I know how to fix it,but can't seem to find the item needed to mount to the TV?
1495606
Dear Susan, this mount is universal and can be adjusted to be compatible with any TV model on the market. To ensure suitability, please locate the bolt holes behind your TV and measure the horizontal and vertical distance between them. Mounting holes on television should be less than 768mm (30.2 inches) apart horizontally and 450mm (17.7 inches) vertically.
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I used a mount from monoprice.com Product ID# 6663 and it works perfectly for me. There's aprox a 3" gap between my TC-P65VT50 and the wall with this mount, it's solid and very inexpensive at $24.TIP: Buy 4 washers to use a spacers between the mount and the TV where you bolt it to the TV...you'll see why when you look at the back of your TV.
304707
It should be fine with a wall mount. The mounting holes in the TV or 400mm horizontally and 300mm vertically in the back. Most wall mounts are now set up to take many sizes, but get one for 400mm X 300mm, and you should be fine, with an 80 to 100 Lb rating to be safe.
838508
According to the ASUS website: VESA Wall Mount Standard (100 x 100 mm ) But you would have to supply the mount yourself.
416539
Mounting pattern for that TV (from bestbuys website) is 200mm x 100mm and this mount will do up to 200x200 so youre good to go!
669697
I have the same problem - needing a VESA 75/75 connection to my TV. Unless two adapter plates are provided I think it will not work - the plate has holes two accommodate up to 200/200 but it's dimensions (Possibly 8.5" x 8.5") will block the HDMI and other TV connectors. At least that looks like that is an issue on my small 22" TV. If there is just a 4" square adapter plate then we're good to go. The 75/75 standard is about 3" between holes.
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Our TV is a 32 in. I took a quick look at the mount, 47 in. might be pushing it. It doesn't necessarily depend on the TV size as much as the distance between the slots on the back of the TV. Read the specs in your owners manual to find out what you need. For example, our TV requires a minimum of 420mm horizontally and 200mm vertically. That was the problem I kept running into with the smaller mounting kits.