Can you provide the total vertical height of the wall mount plates?
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The mount plates are 7 inches tall by 3.5 inches wide. They are 17 inches apart. ( inside to inside)
2067167
mount plates were 7" H x 3.75" W, holes pattern/pitch was 5.5" vertically and 2.5" horizontally
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The total height is 7 1/2 inches. The unit will need at least 3 more inches to slide the mounting feet into mounting brackets. With that clearance you will need to keep the mounting bolts really loose and pull the mounting brackets out from the wall to slide the mounting feet into the mounting brackets.The assembly directions are not very good. The unit will feel loose until you get the plexiglass into place. I am pleased with the quality of the product.
777763
The wall mount (the part that looks like a rectangle) is 7" high. The arms holding the TV are 17.5" but you'd have room above or below the wall mount for an outlet to be hidden behind the TV.
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Our unit was, we just sold it at a garage sale, about 30 inches tall. Based on the method of installation 23 inches is not enough wall to work with for installation. The mounting hardware attaches at the top and bottom of the rail so you need an extra inch on the mounting surface beyond the rail height perhaps up to two inches above and below.
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We did it based on my height. I stood in front of mounting location, contractor held mirror to the wall, and we centered the mounting plate at face height. It swivels, so doesn't have to be exact. Figure 5' above finished floor if you need to estimate.
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Good day, I have not installed the unit yet, but I can measure something for you just let me know what measurement you need Mike Z,
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5 feet. And a couple more inches depending on how far out the mounts are inserted into the wall.
2204127
8 feet. The bottom of the mounting plate should be at 8 feet. These instructions are provided with the product. This system is excellent. Very strong, relatively easy to mount and the manual height adjustment is quick and easy. Note: Because of its weight, and constant vibration when in use, I recommend 'over-engineering' on the mounting. I went through a wood garage and made a plywood back-plate 20"x20" for the interior of the garage that spanned the beams within the walls, thereby putting the stress/load on the beams; and I bought 1/2" by 10" bolts that connected the unit to my back-plate. I can hang on the unit and it's rock solid. To pull this down, you'd have to pull down the wall. I also lower the unit when a storm is predicted. Mark in NY.
2018063
Sorry.. We moved and I don't have access to measure. We updated our hardware to sell the house. Guess it worked.
291669
Yes, the two vertical mounts are basically light stands with 1/4" or 3/8" studs. You may need to purchase an adapter for your particular light but they can be found cheap and plentiful right here on Amazon. If you already own two spare light stands you could build your own crossbar and save some money.
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I don't exactly know as I sent 2 sets back because they were junk. The actual height should be as described.
1332759
Hello! I set them up on the wall at 5 feet high using a fully posseable mount.
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Yes, the instructions are in the manual. The wall mount specs are also in the manual.
1156935
Well . . . the plate that mounts to the wall is 17" wide. The uprights that mount to the back of the TV are now 17" long AFTER I cut a couple inches off them because after mounting they stuck up from behind the top of the TV. My 32" flatscreen TV measures 29" wide x 17.5" high. Also wrote a review on this product.
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Sorry but I don't know. I used a wall mount and never looked at the base or how it worked. Sorry.
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12 inches-I would guess this is standard for most standard wall mount boxes
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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