Wall-mount space behind plasma tv This product appears to be 2-1/2" in depth. I have a standard wall mount behind my plasma tv and only have 2 inches to give, in total. (This must include allowance for the plug itself.) Has anyone used this product and had it fit? Any other suggestions for this tight fit?Thanks! Wall-mount space behind plasma tv This product appears to be 2-1/2" in depth. I have a standard wall mount behind my plasma tv and only have 2 inches to give, in total. (This must include... » Read More Wall-mount space behind plasma tv This product appears to be 2-1/2" in depth. I have a standard wall mount behind my plasma tv and only have 2 inches to give, in total. (This must include allowance for the plug itself.) Has anyone used this product and had it fit? Any other suggestions for this tight fit?Thanks! « Show Less
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worked fine with my LCD mounted with peerless mount. has about the same amount of space to work with as the depth of this thing, but no problem since part of the depth is the prong itself, which will disappear into the outlet.
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While reading comments regarding limited depth for surge suppressors, one of the items that popped up on Amazon's site was the Leviton 5280-W Decora Duplex Surge Suppressor Receptacle, Commercial Specification Grade, which is the same size as a flush outlet which fits into a standard outlet box in the wall. This should solve those depth issues for hiding the surge behind a flat screen TV.
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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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No. I just encountered the same issue. 14 inches is the exact depth of my receiver. If I didn't have to plug anything in to the back, it would be fine. With the 2 inches all the cables stick out, my only option is cutting a hole in the back. I was excited to keep the cord mess inside the cabinet behind the receiver. It doesn't look like this is going to be possible.
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This tv has the usual transformer and it is between the wall plug and plug that goes into the tv. It isn't a wall wart, it is larger. The television is so thin that there isn't enough room in the tv for a transformer. The transformer could be hid behind the tv is needed but, an extension cord would probably be needed to supply power for the plug in. They need to make a longer power cord that has the transformer nearer the plug in that goes into the wall receptacle. It is difficult to wall mount a tv that has this large type transformer about mid way along the power cord.
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When it's actually plugged in, it only sticks out from the wall about a half inch. With the prongs you're probably looking at an inch and a half, but you can push just about anything flush up against the plug since it's so close to the wall and the cord hangs down from the plug and not out like a traditional cord would.
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Yes. That is the size of Plasma I am using with this shelf unit. This does not attach or connect in anyway to the TV.
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The holes in the mount allow for you to install it 16", 24" or any other stud spacing apart. In the closed position it is about 5" between the wall and the TV. My builder install my other TV with a mount 3 times the price of this one that is from another manufacture, looks the same, and install the same. Wish I would have brought my own mount and installed both myself. My suggestion is to buy this mount, follow the easy instruction, install your TV yourself, and tell everyone about the excellent mount you brought and to install it themselves!
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Ours is in a cabinet and on an older flat screen. The base of the stand is what you need to measure. However, it is a matter of inches. 3 1/2 is about the distance to the back of the wall. However, for air space you should have about 4 to 6 inches. You don't want the back of the TV up against the wall because of the heat from the TV. Be sure your TV is on a sturdy cabinet or table. The stand is very heavy. I dropped the base on my foot and thought I broke my foot. It is very very heavy.
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I am sorry, I do not know. The description only gives you details on the size of the TV (I have a 47" LCD). Plasma TV's are heavier, but I would recommend to contact the manufacture to get that information. When I spoke to them they were very helpful. Good luck!...
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The 50 to 55 inch eco box will fit the 50 inch plasma that actually measures a total of 53 inches. Do not know where you are getting the measurements of the box. But the one I ordered worked great and was probably 55x38x8 (close estimates based on the size of the TV). There are styro inserts that will fit different thickness of TV's. It worked great for my TV.
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I have a 46" plasma on mine and that is pretty much the max I would consider. LED & LCD are a lot lighter and may be OK. I assume that is what you have. The page says a max weight, but i don't remember exactly, 75-80 lbs sounds right. I was 3 lbs under and I can see a slight bow on the shelf the TV sits on, which is why I say it's the max. for a plasma. At 46" the sides of the TV are in line with the sides of the stand. So a 60" will stick out past the stand several inches on each side (if you care about that). It is a great stand though and easy to put together. ith 3 glass shelves I was worried about shipping, but no issues there either. Hope this helps. I have a 46" plasma on mine and that is pretty much the max I would consider. LED & LCD are a lot lighter and may be OK. I assume that is what you have. The page says a max weight, but i don't remember exactly, 75-80 lbs sounds right. I was 3 lbs under and I can see a slight bow on the shelf the TV sits on, which is why I say it's the max. for a plasma. At 46" the sides of the TV are in line with the sides of the stand. So a 60" will stick out past the stand several inches on each side (if you care about that). It is a great stand though and easy to put together. ith 3 glass... » Read More I have a 46" plasma on mine and that is pretty much the max I would consider. LED & LCD are a lot lighter and may be OK. I assume that is what you have. The page says a max weight, but i don't remember exactly, 75-80 lbs sounds right. I was 3 lbs under and I can see a slight bow on the shelf the TV sits on, which is why I say it's the max. for a plasma. At 46" the sides of the TV are in line with the sides of the stand. So a 60" will stick out past the stand several inches on each side (if you care about that). It is a great stand though and easy to put together. ith 3 glass shelves I was worried about shipping, but no issues there either. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Amazon keeps sending me the questions on this item.... ;-)This mount leaves a gap of approx 1.5 inch between the desk's rear edge and the immediate wall. The mount pole has its base on top of the desk, not between desk and wall.
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LaDonna, There is enough space for your socket for the power cord from your TV. My socket is located under the second cross bar and centered between the two verticle bars. My HDMI runs behind the wall. No wires can be seen when watching the TV. It's nice.
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yes it is a tight fit. but that is what I like about it. its closeness to the wall makes it look flush. what I did was plug in all my devices before i hung the tv it is very easy to put on and take off the wall. it really depends on the weight of you tv.
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Hello! I mounted the 50" version of this TV to my wall and it's working great. I used this mounting kit, which is working well. Cheetah Mounts APDAM2B Articulating Dual Arm TV Wall Mount Bracket for 32 to 65-Inch LCD, LED, Plasma, Flat Screen Monitors Bundle with Twisted Veins 10-Feet HDMI Cable and 6-Inch Level
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um my TV is 42" and it fit perfectly with a little extra space. it's exactly what I expected truly enjoy this product. I have measured the depth though. The back is open space it's not enclosed
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That is 9 inches to the front of the TV. It depends on how thick your TV is. The space from the TV to the wall on ours is about 5 inches, and our TV is about 4 inches thick.