What are the mounting patterns for this tv?
1554336
They sell a low profile hanging kit. Which is basically two plastic discs with a wire between them that you screw to the tv. The kit also has two discs that you attach to the wall. Then you just hang the tv like a mirror. Super easy to hang. And this will mount the tv real close to the wall. The face of my tv ionly sticks out from the wall about 2". I even framed it and it looks like a picture hanging on the wall. Get the low profile mount kit. You won't be disappointed.
1580497
VESA is the bolt pattern for the mount to attach to the back of the TV. Most TVs have bolt holes for mounting on back but not all monitors. VESA 75x75 denote a bolt pattern 75 millimeters by 75 milimeters, same for 100x100, 300x300 etc.
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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
88753
The VESA version for this TV 32LN5300 is (A x B); standard screw M4; 4 screws; Wall mount bracket (optional) LSW130B
1155070
There should be holes on the back of your tv pre drilled from the manufacturer of the tv
2211037
Yes, on the back are 4 holes in a standard square VESA pattern. You can mount it using any standard HDTV wall mount. Hope this helps.
188318
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.
2031067
Look on the back of the TV you plan to purchase. In the center of the rear of the TV there should be 4 threaded holes. The mounting plate on the arm will except either a 100mm horizontally x 100mm vertically bolt pattern or a 75mm x75mm. I do not know if all small TV's have this type of mounting.
1465481
Most flat TV's have a VESA Mount Standard Pattern on the back (4 HOLES THAT FIT 4 SCREWS) used to hang TV to a wall. You just have to find the right screw size (vendor provides 4 or 5 different screw sizes, ONE SET OF FOUR should fit right on the back of your TV). Then use them to attach the TV hooks(upright metal pieces) to TV. Then you just hang TV, using the hooks, onto the brackets (horizontal pieces) previously attached to wall, per vendor instructions. You might need help lifting up your TV. I hope this answer your question, good luck!
1551019
I don't know what you are asking. Google Vesa mount. That's what this is for. Then you will know. Vesa is a particular mounting pattern, fyi. Good luck
1269314
I have a small Panasonic center channel speaker mounted to it. There are enough mounting holes to mount practically anything. The only mod I needed to make was to bend the bar slightly so the speaker speaker was level. This was due to a ridge at the bottom of the TV. The metal is thin enough to customize as needed.
1909280
I am equally interested in photos of how you mounted the TV. My email is hjw418@gmail.comThanks
541906
Honestly the mounts are pretty universal. AS for that specific model TV, better ask the vendor.
1173798
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.
505310
You have to Google your TV model and look for the vesa dimensions of your TV's wall mount holes on the back of the tv
280904
You'll likely need to get the right screws for your TV holes at a hardware store and some fender washers so they won't be too small for the mount. Hard to say without seeing your actual TV.
1881119
I just mounted mine last week using the Cheetah bracket designed for 32-55-inch TVs -- available on Amazon for only $25 (http://www.amazon.com/Cheetah-APTMSB-Designed-Actually-Includes/dp/B001GTTEBK/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1353967252&sr;=8-1&key;words=cheetah+mounts+32+-65).It worked fine and looks great. The only 'slight' issue I had was that, because the TV has such a slim profile, not being able to access the "safety screws" on the bottom with a standard screwdriver. I had to go to the hardware store and find a Phillips with a super-long shaft on it to reach the screws. You definitely want to be able to tighten those so as to prevent accidental liftoff from the mount (if you do end up using that Cheetah mount). I just mounted mine last week using the Cheetah bracket designed for 32-55-inch TVs -- available on Amazon for only $25 (http://www.amazon.com/Cheetah-APTMSB-Designed-Actually-Includes/dp/B001GTTEBK/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1353967252&sr;=8-1&key;words=cheetah+mounts+32+-65).It worked fine and looks great. The only 'slight' issue I had was that, because the TV has such a slim profile, not being able to access the "safety screws" on the bottom with a standard screwdriver. I had to go to the hardware store and find a Phillips with a super-long shaft on it to... » Read More I just mounted mine last week using the Cheetah bracket designed for 32-55-inch TVs -- available on Amazon for only $25 (http://www.amazon.com/Cheetah-APTMSB-Designed-Actually-Includes/dp/B001GTTEBK/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1353967252&sr;=8-1&key;words=cheetah+mounts+32+-65).It worked fine and looks great. The only 'slight' issue I had was that, because the TV has such a slim profile, not being able to access the "safety screws" on the bottom with a standard screwdriver. I had to go to the hardware store and find a Phillips with a super-long shaft on it to reach the screws. You definitely want to be able to tighten those so as to prevent accidental liftoff from the mount (if you do end up using that Cheetah mount). « Show Less