Im trying to mount a 55" Samsung. The included M8 screws dont go all the way in the VESA holes in the back. Can I still mount the TV?
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Be careful, you don't want it falling and hurting someone. On 4 of 4 Tv's i mounted i hand to go to the local home store and buy longer screws. Make sure how long you need and get the screws. I also got some washers so it will be sturdier and i can fine tune the depth. Also make sure it's not easy to long. Hope it helps.
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Are you using the spacers included? There are two sizes; one should make it work
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I had the same issues with my 55 inch TV, it was pretty sketchy mounting my tv but its up now.......
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Hi Jeremiah B. I purchased the monitor, and it is not VESA mounting compatible. In fact, there are no mount screw holes on the back of the monitor.
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Don't see any reason it won't mount on any VESA 100 mount, but there is a possibility that it might interfere with some of the inputs/outputs. If the inputs/outputs are located near the center of the TV, they might be covered by a portion of the bracket. Probably will NOT be a problem. Also, with a smaller TV, it is more likely that mounting bracket and the wall attachment portion will be visible, not that it is unattractive.
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I believe that it will work just fine. This kit gives you several different options of hardware for the size of screw hole and the wall mounting hardware. I just hung mine up last week for a 65" Samsung plasma, a real heavy TV. Works great! I would recommend over any store bought mount for the price!
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The size of the tv does not matter but what matters most is whether the hole of the two plates & the tv match. these holes are part of tv standards so you need to look up the samsung manual and also the installer parts manual. go to their site. you will get a pdf document. the last part is the weight of the tv. check to see if the weight is ok with the wall ( the studs mainly). if that is ok than you are fine. and you will have to install bang in the middle of the wall. not in the corner.regardsParag
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I used these flat brackets to mount the soundbar http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00C1W0VI6/ref=pe_385040_30332190_TE_M3T1_ST1_dp_1 beneath my Samsung UN55F7100 television. I think I needed to use slightly longer screws than came with the TV mounting bracket. Works well and sound bar looks like it belongs there.
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I purchased a Samsung TV that weighs 19# to wall mount. The bracket is not challenged at all with that weight (it is well made), so I think 30 to 35# may still work with sound stud mounting of the base screws. I did not buy the VESA TV brand that is mentioned in the brcket materials, and did have to buy 4 new metric mounting screws for the Samsung brand. If you are buying Vesa, the screws may ne long enough.
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Yes, according to my husband the screws that came with it were long enough. Our TV is 60" and we have had no issues. He says they are LAG screws
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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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I also have a Samsung (50") with four mounting holes mounted to the wall. I put the soundbar above my tv and it should work mounting it below also. I took the TV off the wall mount and inserted the soundbar mounts between the back of tv and the four screws going into back of tv from wall mount. No extra screws were needed. I did have to purchase some extra screws to attach my Samsung soundbar to the bracket though.
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I read the reviews prior to buying this tv, so I was expecting to have to get extra hardware to mount this to my existing VESA mount. To make a long story short, their "supplier" samsungparts.com was of no help, and samsung care is of little help as well. They don't have the proper information because those screws are only included in the box for a 65" or higher tv, and they only deal with replacements for what's already in the box (according to them). I ended up using 4 x M8 1.25 35mm screws with one standard metal washer on the head side, and one standard metal washer and one rubber washer on the tv side, and it worked great for me. I read the reviews prior to buying this tv, so I was expecting to have to get extra hardware to mount this to my existing VESA mount. To make a long story short, their "supplier" samsungparts.com was of no help, and samsung care is of little help as well. They don't have the proper information because those screws are only included in the box for a 65" or higher tv, and they only deal with replacements for what's already in the box (according to them). I ended up using 4 x M8 1.25 35mm screws with one standard metal washer on the head side, and one standard metal... » Read More I read the reviews prior to buying this tv, so I was expecting to have to get extra hardware to mount this to my existing VESA mount. To make a long story short, their "supplier" samsungparts.com was of no help, and samsung care is of little help as well. They don't have the proper information because those screws are only included in the box for a 65" or higher tv, and they only deal with replacements for what's already in the box (according to them). I ended up using 4 x M8 1.25 35mm screws with one standard metal washer on the head side, and one standard metal washer and one rubber washer on the tv side, and it worked great for me. « Show Less
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I have mounted a 47" LG on it with no problem just make sure your TV's vesa mounts match the bolt pattern & size.
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Yes you can. Obviously you will need to supply the mount and the screws. Just make sure the mount states VESA compatible, and the screws will need to be M8.
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Mark,Yes, this model can be mounted using a standard VESA-Compliant mount, or the Samsung WMN-450 mount as well. Thanks for your interest in Samsung products.--Mr. S
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There are multiple positions for the mount brackets to be placed behind the TV. If the brackets are showing behind the TV from the bottom, you might want to align the brackets with the TV bolt holes at a higher position.
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I used these with my Samsung 55" Series 7 and the Samsung sound bar with no issue. The long part of the arm was sandwiched between the back of the TV and the mounting bracket with the short arm on the bottom of the TV. Then I attached the sound bar bracket to the short arm and hung the soundbar. No problem
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The TV is VESA compliant so I very much suspect you will not have an issue. Mine is flush to the wall with a pretty standard thin bracket.