I can't figure out how someone used this to fit a 400 x 400 tv screw lay out, I have tried everything and can't figure it out HELP please Bell pp59
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This stand came with adaptor apparatus to use with TV's that don't fit the 400x400 configuration, I had to use it with my Visio. You'll have to measure the distance between your screw holes to adjust the bars. Bell O should have made the stand itself adjustable, it would have been more practical and easier to set-up/mount. It is still the best stand alone mountable stand I've come across though.
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I have a 61", 150lb plasma screen on my Bell'O stand and it work fine. HOWEVER, I had to use some flat stock aluminum to make it work. If you are handy it is not too difficult to add the flat stock to modify the provided mount bars to accommodate the mounts provided.
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This unit is for 32-47" TV's. The pre-drilled holes are set up for these TV sizes to attach with-out a lot of difficulty. If you are not handy or mechanical and own a lot of tools I would suggest looking for another unit. Or call Sanus and discuss what you have and get their recommendation.
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I used 2 of the tv's mount holes. Top 2 if top mounting sound bar or bottom 2 if bottom mount is better. Just loosen one side at a time and slide the bracket under the wall mount bracket and return the screw and tighten back down leaving it only finger tight. This way you can center the speaker before you do your final tightening. Enjoy your purchase... Mike
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I wish I could help you but my tv is a 32". I do know the stand isn't 60" wide so it may look odd.
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Hi Jo Thank you for your enquiry. The TV wall mount bracket is suitable for VESA measurements of 200mm x 400mm. The adaptors can be fitted either horizontally or vertically on the back of the TV giving you additional options on the ledges move to different holes. Ideally please can you send us a picture of the back of the TV to invision.one@gmail.com. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you require any further information. Kind regards Lorna
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Good morning T. Laurent! Recently, we purchased the TLC 32" TCL L32HDF11TA 32-Inch 720p 60 Hz LCD HDTV with 2-Year Warranty, Black and mounted it on a wall, but to save you from some of the headaches we had I thought I'd share the following. First, here is the wall mount we purchased: VideoSecu Tilt TV Wall Mount bracket for Most 32"- 55" LED LCD Plasma Flat Screen TV, MF607B 1QH This wall mount comes with a good variety of bolts 'n such for a variety of different televisions, however, none of them will fit into the back of the TCL, nor is there anything in TCL's single-sheet instructions informing you of what size of screws are needed. We first bought size 8 and 6 screws in both 3/4" and 1/2" as we were unsure what would work. The size 8 seemed to fit a bit better, however, while testing if it would go in okay, the screw snapped off flush! Oh no~!! It took a lot of time carefully drilling that little sucker out without messing up the threading. In any event, we finally got it out. (The size 6 was too small in diameter and would not grip the threading at all.) We finally ran into a very knowledgeable man at the hardware store who informed us that we probably needed a metric size screw, being the set is manufactured in China. He explained the difference in the pitch of the threading and so on. We no longer have the sales receipt from the metric screws we purchased, but I have an extra screw and it measures 1" long and is between the American size 6 and 8. I'm sure if you take this info to your hardware store, you'll find what you need, but you will definitely need metric. Also, we mounted this wall mount into a concrete wall, so we purchased extra lag bolts and anchors (that the bolts fit into once the hole is drilled) just to be sure it would stay put. We used 8 in all, which is probably overkill, but better safe than sorry, and it's rock solid. I hope this helps and I'm sure you'll love this TCL television. We love ours! God bless you and yours! Ellexis...
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That is a novel solution. I can't say for certain it will work as the hole spacing (for various mount configurations) may not be symetrical about each axis. The mount is supposed to conform to a standard (which I have forgotten) but that should be available on-line. If they hole layout is symmetrical and it lines up with your TV you have a solution. If not if you have someone who can make a plywood plate that would fit between the mount face plate (as they supply 1/4 spacers for this purpose in the hardware kit) and your TV you may still have a solution. You will however lose the screen till variability. Good Luck!!!! That is a novel solution. I can't say for certain it will work as the hole spacing (for various mount configurations) may not be symetrical about each axis. The mount is supposed to conform to a standard (which I have forgotten) but that should be available on-line. If they hole layout is symmetrical and it lines up with your TV you have a solution. If not if you have someone who can make a plywood plate that would fit between the mount face plate (as they supply 1/4 spacers for this purpose in the hardware kit) and your TV you may still have a solution. You will however lose the screen... » Read More That is a novel solution. I can't say for certain it will work as the hole spacing (for various mount configurations) may not be symetrical about each axis. The mount is supposed to conform to a standard (which I have forgotten) but that should be available on-line. If they hole layout is symmetrical and it lines up with your TV you have a solution. If not if you have someone who can make a plywood plate that would fit between the mount face plate (as they supply 1/4 spacers for this purpose in the hardware kit) and your TV you may still have a solution. You will however lose the screen till variability. Good Luck!!!! « Show Less
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you will need to look in your TV manual to see if it supports standard 400mm mounts or not. the document i found after a quick search didnt specify. also note your TV weight without the base is ~50lbs you may want a mount with more than 2 bolts. I would not recommend this one. i would use VideoSecu Articulating TV Wall Mount Bracket for 26"-55" LCD LED Plasma 3D TV with VESA up to 400x400, Full Motion Tilt Swivel Dual Arms BD4 instead.
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you will need to look in your TV manual to see if it supports standard 400mm mounts or not. the document i found after a quick search didnt specify. also note your TV weight without the base is ~50lbs you may want a mount with more than 2 bolts. I would not recommend this one. i would use http://www.amazon.com/VideoSecu-Articulating-Bracket-Plasma-400x400/dp/B001OBV7T2/ref=pd_bxgy_e_img_y instead.
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Make sure that the brackets which attach to the TV have the adjustment screws on the bottom. Also, do not over-tighten the adjustment screws. Hope this helps!
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Sorry, I actually bought this for someone else. I know it was for a TV, but not sure if its the same one that matches your item.
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Mine didn't fit together either, which was one of the many reasons I was going to return it. When Amazon told me to just keep it or throw it away, I gave it to a neighbor who used his own screws to get it together.
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I don't know whether my answer showed up but I will answer again. I would go to Home Depot and someone in their hardware department ought to be able to come up with something to use or to improvise
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Your tv may be too small for this application. You are capable of adjusting the brackets higher by using the lowest holes on the brackets to attach to your bottom mounting holes on your tv. If the brackets sticks up at the top, then your tv is definitely too small.
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The width is only for the television; only the upright bar mounts to the wall, and pretty securely on one stud, so you'd likely want to center the assembly on a stud. Also, lots of options for fitting various television configurations. i'd be surprised if a TV didn't fit one of the options.
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I measured it last night with a plum line. The TV is 27" tall and leans 1 1/2" forward at the top. Doing the trig. gives you about a 10 degree tilt. It is obvious and unacceptable to me. I will be in discussion with the retailer later today and may have to return the entire TV tomorrow. I have mounted the TV onto the base three times with the same result each time. I see no adjusting screws to work with. Harvey
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I had the same problem. My solution was my local Homedepot (or any hardware store) and purchased 1/4 thread rod and a union ( joins 2 threaded rods), cut it to fit and works great. Just take one of your end pieces with you and explain to an associate you dilemma and they will gladly set you up.