What kind of mount does this tv have (to attach it to an articulating wall mount)? The photo of the back doesn't show 4 holes aligned in a square.
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I just checked the back of my tv and it does have the 4 holes aligned in a square. I'm very impressed with my tv it has an awesome picture and the sound can be turned up loud enough to here it in another room and low enough that it doesn't bother someone in another room.
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Yes, I just checked my Magnavox TV. It has four holes aligned in a 3-inch square pattern in the top center on the back - would easily mount to an articulating wall mount with no problem.
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There are 4 screw holes (no screws, just one screw for the stand), but the viewing angle is not good on this TV. Mine was perhaps 20 inches above my bed on a shelf and it was too dark too watch (not totally, but too dark to truly enjoy). And it's too light from the top angle, so you would need to be level to watch a good picture. If you tilt the TV by placing something under the back of the stand then the screen will be ok. This is my first flat screen, so maybe all new flat TV screens have this issue. So much for improved technology. The TV also has a plastic strap thing, although I have no idea how to use it. There are 4 screw holes (no screws, just one screw for the stand), but the viewing angle is not good on this TV. Mine was perhaps 20 inches above my bed on a shelf and it was too dark too watch (not totally, but too dark to truly enjoy). And it's too light from the top angle, so you would need to be level to watch a good picture. If you tilt the TV by placing something under the back of the stand then the screen will be ok. This is my first flat screen, so maybe all new flat TV screens have this issue. So much for improved technology. The TV also has a plastic strap thing, although I have... » Read More There are 4 screw holes (no screws, just one screw for the stand), but the viewing angle is not good on this TV. Mine was perhaps 20 inches above my bed on a shelf and it was too dark too watch (not totally, but too dark to truly enjoy). And it's too light from the top angle, so you would need to be level to watch a good picture. If you tilt the TV by placing something under the back of the stand then the screen will be ok. This is my first flat screen, so maybe all new flat TV screens have this issue. So much for improved technology. The TV also has a plastic strap thing, although I have no idea how to use it. « Show Less
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I had the same exact issue and was dead-set on getting my stand up the day it arrived. I purchased the VideoSecu Tilt TV Wall Mount for 22-37 in LCD, LED Flat Panel Screen VESA up to 400x300 CQJ, and it didn't come with the screws needed to mount the TV. After going back and forth to Home Depot, I finally found the correct sized screws (or at least, probably the best I'm going to be able to find) for the TV. The screws I purchased are: M4 Machine Screw: 7 x 30mm. They come in a 2-pack, and they are pretty cheap. Hope this helps!
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I hanged this monitor on the wall in my office. The four VESA mount holes are there on the monitor back in a roughly 4" square. You just need a wall mount matching this hole pattern. This hole pattern is the same as little TV's often have.
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All flat screen tv's have the standard holes in the back my TV is a 40 inch and worked fine with it. Just keep in mind its a little harder with this bracket since the back plate is broken into 2 pieces making a little more difficult to match up. Once its up its not going anywhere. Hope that helps.
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Not sure what a vesa mount is, but the TV has 4 threaded holes on the back for some kind of mount.
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Most (if not all) flat-panel TVs have holes in the back for wall mounting. The strap is screwed into the TV on those holes. It came with all the needed hardware for my TV.
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You will need to look at the back of your tv. There may be a removable panel. What you need to find is if there are 4 holes space 3" or 4" apart (as in, they will make a 3" or 4" square.) This would be located in the center of the backing - if you do not find any of these holes, then this mount will not work for you. Other than that you should consider the weight of the TV, this mount is rated up to ~30 lbs I believe. I have a 19" samsung currently mounted.
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There should be holes on the back of your tv pre drilled from the manufacturer of the tv
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To anyone that is wanting to mount this TV, you can purchase this kit http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?c_id=108&cp_id=10828&cs_id=1082801&p_id=5915&seq=1&format=2 It has the 4 screws you need to mount the TV. I just mounted my sons this morning.
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I not sure what you mean ? My TVs have (2) Mounting holes 15.8" apart (Horz.) and 15.8" apart (Vert) The bracket you sent have holes 8" by 8" Horz. & Vert. Please help
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This is the best I can remember, it's been a while. Two sets of large lag bolts, for mounting into studs and I think some bolts that screw into the back of your TV. I don't recall the exact size but like, 1/2" x 3" and 1/2" x 5". If you're unable to hit studs and need to mount in drywall, use appropriately sized molly bolts or drywall mounts. Studs would be my first choice. The bolts mount in a groove as opposed to a hole as do the TV screws, so there is some adjustment if you need to mount the mount slightly off dead center.
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Just picked up this TV yesterday to replace one that broke that I had hung. Yes, you can absolutely hang it, but the TV does not come with hardware to do so. The wall mount I bought (cheapo one on eBay over a year ago) came with MANY sets of screws to fit all TV's. The longest screws in the package were the ones I had to use, but it is rock solid on my wall. Once you pop out the 4 covers on the back, you can see the holes that will accept the screws. Get a wall mount that will handle a 42" TV, and it should come with screws. They are standard sizes, but like I said, you may need extra long ones, which you can get at any hardware store. I would also HIGHLY recommend buying a wall mount online - I did it on eBay - as you will save a TON over going through any retail store. Good luck.
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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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There are 4 rows of holes on the stand, so you can attach either to the top 2 rows, the middle 2 rows, or the bottom 2 rows. The screws appeared to be centered in the main horizontal section that the TV attaches to. The "center" of the lowest position (between the lowest set of holes and the second lowest set of holes) is 15.75 inches from the surface the stand is resting on. Our TV is currently at the highest position, and the 2 vertical bars end at 26.5" above the table. Our TV extends 2" above that. If we were to move it to the lowest position, it would be 3.25" lower. Hope that helps. Looks like it will depend on your TV a little and where the screws holes are for attaching it to the stand. There are 4 rows of holes on the stand, so you can attach either to the top 2 rows, the middle 2 rows, or the bottom 2 rows. The screws appeared to be centered in the main horizontal section that the TV attaches to. The "center" of the lowest position (between the lowest set of holes and the second lowest set of holes) is 15.75 inches from the surface the stand is resting on. Our TV is currently at the highest position, and the 2 vertical bars end at 26.5" above the table. Our TV extends 2" above that. If we were to move it to the lowest position, it would be 3.25"... » Read More There are 4 rows of holes on the stand, so you can attach either to the top 2 rows, the middle 2 rows, or the bottom 2 rows. The screws appeared to be centered in the main horizontal section that the TV attaches to. The "center" of the lowest position (between the lowest set of holes and the second lowest set of holes) is 15.75 inches from the surface the stand is resting on. Our TV is currently at the highest position, and the 2 vertical bars end at 26.5" above the table. Our TV extends 2" above that. If we were to move it to the lowest position, it would be 3.25" lower. Hope that helps. Looks like it will depend on your TV a little and where the screws holes are for attaching it to the stand. « Show Less
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The mounting holes /w threads on the back of your TV are an industry standard. The rack will fit many of the standard mounts for larger TVs. Compare your TV owners manual to Bracket specifications.
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The TV mount adheres to a "mounting center standard" and has at least 3 symmetrica;l hole mounting arrangements. I do not know the standard identity but check it on-line and then check the TV for a match. I did find, as others did,the screws provided were not the right size for my TV. Hope this helps.
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Based on the picture, it looks like it is VESA 100x100 or 75x75. Most small tv mounts should work if you plan on mounting this to a wall.