Hi, will the wall mounts or the vertical brackets show at all behind a 32" TV?
749585
It is quite discreet. I can't say for certain, but it should be hidden on a 32"
749586
I have used mine with a 32" TV.... They do go most of the height is the TV, but they do not show at all!
626751
Just make sure the mounting holes are 4" apart on the back of the tv. most 32's I've seen has 4" holes just make sure. If they are further apart then 4" you will have to purchase an adaptor plate
494494
Yes. My 47" tv is attached on almost the furthest setting towards the end of the mounting bracket.
158343
I have a 50" Vizio TV and I can not see the mount when using the VideoSecu Tilt TV Wall Mount Bracket for Most 32"- 65" LED LCD unless I get up next to the wall.
1735696
I'm sure,once you receive the mount, you will see what you'll need to do to accomplish your goal. The mount is good for overhead mounting. I had to add a predrilled metal slat to mount my 32" tv but overall the mount works great and swivles up/down & side to side.
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Doubt it would match up with mounting holes on tv. Plus is really a mount for small light weight tvs. I use them for 19" to 32" only. I would recommend also that you use something with a bigger wall mounting plate. 2 screws to mount a 55 - 65 tv would make me nervous
343020
I have a 60" Vizio...supports with no problem. The bracket won't be the weak link...it'll be your wall. :-)
1034336
No, the brackets aren't close enough together to catch the mount holes on both sides. If you are handy with tools you can make it work by putting some horizontal bars across the TV mounting jokes and attach the brackets to those, that's what I did.
1514617
Hello, we have one and it has a 60" TV attached to it. Plenty stable. I don't see why you couldn't use it with a 32" but it is probably overkill.
462618
Amazon doesn't show it, but a web search for me turned up that the TV is 300x300 VESA compliant. It's really light (41lbs according to Amazon), and that bracket is weighted well for that. I'd go with a yes...with a slight caveat. Many of the plugs are on the back, facing backwards (as opposed to sideways). It's not designed to mount completely flush, unless the only devices you plug in fit on the sideways options. I'd check out pictures online of the ports before making a decision.
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Wish I could provide definitive answer but my TV is 32" and do not know if mounting hole pattern is standard. Best to query Sanus.
132394
I have a 32 inch mounted on mine and have no problem at all. The weight is what matters. The website gives you the maximum weight the arm will hold and my TV was way under.
1879689
Yes, I have a 47" on one mount and a 32" on another mount. Both mounts are the same.
791034
Yes. I have a VESA wall mount (75x75mm and 100x100mm) for it. Although I have not installed it yet; the holes in the back of the TV align with the bracket.
2229076
It"should" work, depends on the mount method to wall or stand - TV screens are much lighter in weight in recent years. Many specs are stated for TVs a few years ago, nearly 1.5 - 2 X todays weight. Several screw length options are included - I used this for a 2014 era 32" no problem at all - in fact seemed an overkill once installed -
310913
No, at least ours doesn't hold our 52" without a wedge in the bracket to hold the TV upright and flush with the wall. When we consider a new TV, we will probably replace the bracket too.
1095994
As far as I can tell, this mount has the hole pattern to match 32 inch TVs. I don't have first hand knowledge about it working with your model but the specifications say that it will work. I would make real sure that you screw the mount deep into your wall studs (maybe even buy longer bolts or screws.) You may want to consider buying one that is rated for much larger screens just for the added "insurance" and peace of mind.