Planning to purchase this but my question is also about the rear mount... I want to utilize this to "center" the 50" Samsung we just bought. I have a mounting kit on order. For those who mounted your TV's, how it the mount attached? Do you drill through and bolt the rear? Thanks in advance! Planning to purchase this but my question is also about the rear mount... I want to utilize this to "center" the 50" Samsung we just bought. I have a mounting kit on order. For... » Read More Planning to purchase this but my question is also about the rear mount... I want to utilize this to "center" the 50" Samsung we just bought. I have a mounting kit on order. For those who mounted your TV's, how it the mount attached? Do you drill through and bolt the rear? Thanks in advance! « Show Less
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My husband mounted the TV with a separate mounting kit. It's not a 50" but it is centered. He said that YES you do have to center the mounting kit and drill through the heavy wood back panel. It's designed for this. Hope this helps.
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Sorry, can't help you. Mines not mounted. It just sits on the shelf of the unit.
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Jermy F,We recommend the WMN-450 mount for your television. Thanks for your interest in Samsung products.--Mr. S
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It is a universal mount, so make sure your unit has the necessary screw ports. Shouldn't be a worry. It worked for my 55" Samsung
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I would suggest having someone else mount your tv if you cant figure this out! Look at the picture.the arm with the verticle bars (||) mounts to t.v the other arm mounts to the wall.youll probably have to go to your hardware store and buy a few nuts and bolts and washers though. I had too with mine.pkg didnt include what i neede.once you mount it though you will be extreemly happy with it. Even have jealous neighbors!
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I mounted an 80 on peerless. But I can't remember if i bought a bigger mount. Is there a larger peerless ? If so buy it's worth the money. I was told it goes but weight so to answer your question I believe so. Peerless is best if u want to maneuver the tv different angles
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When tv is mounted to the bracket you grab the tv and gently move it to tilt. There is a tension nut on mount you may have to adjust depending on if it is too tight or too loose. The mount works great. I have it in the bedroom of my fifthwheel I remove the tv when traveling. Hope this helps.
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I think everything you need to mount the TV is included in the box, and if the TV is 55 or 60 inches you can adapt the parts to fit the correct frame for your TV where the 4 bolts will be fastened to the mount and the TV. The only thing that you may not get with the mount are the 4 Metric Bolts that your particular TV requires, some TV's require M4 bolts, others M5 and they may different in length, like 10 mm long, 12 mm long, etc. You may need to find out from your TV's manual or from the manufacturer's webpage which specific bolts you need for your model. You don't want to damage the thread in your TV using the worng bolts. Hardware stores usually carry the metric bolts, especially Home Depot. I think everything you need to mount the TV is included in the box, and if the TV is 55 or 60 inches you can adapt the parts to fit the correct frame for your TV where the 4 bolts will be fastened to the mount and the TV. The only thing that you may not get with the mount are the 4 Metric Bolts that your particular TV requires, some TV's require M4 bolts, others M5 and they may different in length, like 10 mm long, 12 mm long, etc. You may need to find out from your TV's manual or from the manufacturer's webpage which specific bolts you need for your model. You don't want to damage the... » Read More I think everything you need to mount the TV is included in the box, and if the TV is 55 or 60 inches you can adapt the parts to fit the correct frame for your TV where the 4 bolts will be fastened to the mount and the TV. The only thing that you may not get with the mount are the 4 Metric Bolts that your particular TV requires, some TV's require M4 bolts, others M5 and they may different in length, like 10 mm long, 12 mm long, etc. You may need to find out from your TV's manual or from the manufacturer's webpage which specific bolts you need for your model. You don't want to damage the thread in your TV using the worng bolts. Hardware stores usually carry the metric bolts, especially Home Depot. « Show Less
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All the mounts are centered. The mounting plate for the wall is secured with 2 lag bolts, one above and one below the wall hinge and in-line with the hinge. The TV mounting brackets (horizontal bars you see in the picture) have special mounting holes in the centers of the bars. I don't think you can attach the TV off-center.
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I'm getting this tv delivered on Tuesday, Dec. 2nd, 2008. This is going to seem huge compared to my 13 inch tv that's hooked up now. I'm glad that it's getting really good reviews. Is it hard to set up? Can I do it on my own? What length is the base? I'm planning on putting it on the table that my other tv is currently on. Would all I have to do is plug it in and connect it to my cable just like my tv is now?
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No problem... Works great. You will have to get a washer from Home Depot and place it between the mount so it won't fall. Cheap fix, you will see exactly where when you get it. My wife loves it.
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I'm not sure of that exact fit. You need to know the VESA size of the mounting holes on the back of the TV, like 400 by 400, which means is 400mm by 400mm. Then the weight of the TV. The part of the mount that attaches to the TV has dozens of different holes which allows for a lot of positioning variations. My TV is 60" Samsung and there is zero sag. Like I said, I did need to hacksaw off one section of the bracket to get around the AC power cord on the TV. This mount is beefy. I just hooked up my surround system yesterday and was moving the TV around lot with no issues at all. The cable management also worked just fine. I'm not sure of that exact fit. You need to know the VESA size of the mounting holes on the back of the TV, like 400 by 400, which means is 400mm by 400mm. Then the weight of the TV. The part of the mount that attaches to the TV has dozens of different holes which allows for a lot of positioning variations. My TV is 60" Samsung and there is zero sag. Like I said, I did need to hacksaw off one section of the bracket to get around the AC power cord on the TV. This mount is beefy. I just hooked up my surround system yesterday and was moving the TV around lot with no issues at all. The... » Read More I'm not sure of that exact fit. You need to know the VESA size of the mounting holes on the back of the TV, like 400 by 400, which means is 400mm by 400mm. Then the weight of the TV. The part of the mount that attaches to the TV has dozens of different holes which allows for a lot of positioning variations. My TV is 60" Samsung and there is zero sag. Like I said, I did need to hacksaw off one section of the bracket to get around the AC power cord on the TV. This mount is beefy. I just hooked up my surround system yesterday and was moving the TV around lot with no issues at all. The cable management also worked just fine. « Show Less
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Rail mounts screw into back of TV. They provide screws that seem to accommodate most tv models. Then the tv slides on a rail on the stand. It is great! I could slide the tv slightly off center to fit in a corner next to a fireplace. I was very pleased at the final product. The instructions were excellent I thought too.
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I bought 2 of these...a "small" one and a "larger" one. The "smaller" one didn't have the mounting hole centers that I needed for my 26" TV, so I ended up using the "larger" one that was intended for a 32" TV. So...while the weight may not be a problem, the mounting centers will be. I sort of remember mounting my dad's 60" Samsung, and the centers are much much wider...400mm or something, because it mounted on long arms attached to the center plate.
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Most of the newer TVs have standard mounting "holes" areleady, usually the four mentioned. The brackets may be flipped from top to bottom by reversing the left and right sides once turned in proper direction. secure the top side first, secure by loose enough to move. Once you have done this, the bottom may be "pulled" or "slid out" to fit the hole brackets. I had trouble figuring this out at first, but once you have it in the correct placement, it is actually very easy.
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The center of the mount on the back of the TV is a little off center to the stud mount that goes on the wall. It's not perfectly center. Plan on measuring a few times. I ended up not using a stud as it wouldn't be where I wanted it. I used a few drywall anchors and it worked how I needed.
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Yeah, I waited for months and finally pulled the trigger when it was that low. It's back up to 2350.00 now. On the last post I meant to say it jumped from 2144.99 to 2299.99 not 2999.99. I didn't mount it but I have it on my dvd/boxset cabinet and thanks to its wide base and it being fairly light (especially for the size) it works well. There are tons of wall mounts out there but most just say fits any LCD 32"-50" or something like that. I have never mounted a tv so I wouldn't be able to help you but just google it and you should find recommendations.
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You really need to confirm this with Samsung accessories as I did. It's made for numerous panels and you end up with many extra parts because of it but as I installed this 18 months ago I have no idea but you'd want it confirmed by Samsung as your screwing hardware into the back of the panel and you'd want to make sure of compatibility before doing that. Looks pretty awesome when hung though. Good Luck!