I know I need M6 machine screws to mount this, but how much of the screw should penetrate into the TV? I don't want to go too far.
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I'm not sure. I ordered this bracket and it was a breeze to install. Find the studs! Good luck, nice Tv. I just purchased the new LG Sound bar too and it's sweet! http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0012S4APK/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00 Sound bar http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008FJXG5Y/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00
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Your tv manual should tell you how far the screw can go in. Mine is only 10mm using a M6 screw.
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I just mounted one of these to the wall today and used two 25mm M6 x 1.0 machine screws for the 2 top holes and two 20mm M6 x 1.0 for the bottom after finding that the bottom holes were not as deep.
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you will feel the screws bottom out, back screws out, and add as many flat washers as needed
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I'm not sure. I ordered this bracket and it was a breeze to install. Find the studs! Good luck, nice Tv. I just purchased the new LG Sound bar too and it's sweet! Cheetah Mounts APTMM2B TV Wall Mount for 32-65" TVs Bundle with 10-feet Braided HDMI Cable and a 6 Inch, 3-Axis Magnetic BubbleSound bar LG NB2520A Sound Bar Audio System with Integrated Dual Subwoofers
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It has been some time since I mounted the TV holder however, I mounted into an open beam with 4 small lag bolts. I think it comes with mounting screws smaller than 1/4 inch.
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Trash the TV. Other options include drilling the screw holes a little larger to accommodate the old screws. You could also glue it, as you will probably not replace it again.
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It should, that's right in the middle of the range for which it was designed. You should check and see what size mounting screws it uses though - that would be somewhere in the manual in the section on wall mounting. Most likely answers are M4, M5, or M6. M5 and M6 are included in the Peerless packaging. M4 can be had at any decent hardware store. You can also check the Peerless web site as they have a feature that allows you to search for mounts by the TV model you use.
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I have it in drywall with a 42in tv. better to find a stud for at least one of the screws. But if you can't, I've switched these type of anchors http://www.homedepot.com/p/t/100391938?langId=-1&storeId;=10051&catalogId;=10053&N;=5yc1vZ1xhv&R;=100391938.
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Don't drill holes in the TV! All TV's have holes on their back. You will have to screw this strap on the holes in the back of your TV
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You need 1/4" lag bolts 2" long to properly mount your tv mount. You want at least 1" - 1 1/4" into the wood stud. Do that and your tv will never come down.
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Yes, I just mounted that TV on that wall mount. However, the bolts provided with the mount are too short to engage the recessed threads on the back of the TV. I bought four bolts at Cardinal Tru-Value that were still metric but were 5 mm longer. It works great! I don't understand why Samsung recesses the threads so deep in the hole. If the threads came out to the surface the supplied bolts would work fine. Be sure not to use a bolt that's too long - you could always use washers to make it work.
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The manufacturer did not provide any instructions or screws for steel studs. I would get a set of #10 or larger sheet metal screws. Do not use wood screws. Maybe try to put more screws to certainly catch as many metal studs as you can. Then test the TV bracket before you hang the TV. Be sure to drill a small pilot hole as you want the hole to flare to provide more bit to the steel screw threads. Some installers may use a harden sharp punch in lieu of a drilled hole. This helps to flare the hold for more bite.Steel pop rivets (same size) generally provide less strength compared to sheet metal screws same diameter, so avoid them. The manufacturer did not provide any instructions or screws for steel studs. I would get a set of #10 or larger sheet metal screws. Do not use wood screws. Maybe try to put more screws to certainly catch as many metal studs as you can. Then test the TV bracket before you hang the TV. Be sure to drill a small pilot hole as you want the hole to flare to provide more bit to the steel screw threads. Some installers may use a harden sharp punch in lieu of a drilled hole. This helps to flare the hold for more bite.Steel pop rivets (same size) generally... » Read More The manufacturer did not provide any instructions or screws for steel studs. I would get a set of #10 or larger sheet metal screws. Do not use wood screws. Maybe try to put more screws to certainly catch as many metal studs as you can. Then test the TV bracket before you hang the TV. Be sure to drill a small pilot hole as you want the hole to flare to provide more bit to the steel screw threads. Some installers may use a harden sharp punch in lieu of a drilled hole. This helps to flare the hold for more bite.Steel pop rivets (same size) generally provide less strength compared to sheet metal screws same diameter, so avoid them. « Show Less
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I would say you need about 3" from the back side of the tv to the wall. That should do it.
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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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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;=2It has the 4 screws you need to mount the TV. I just mounted my sons this morning.
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You can slide the metal bar mounting to screw in the tv where you need to If I remember correctly
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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 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 have a 60" samsung led tv ,it works good , screws that came with it worked for me, I mounted it to the studs in the wall on right side of corner. Don't know what you mean by 200mm ,I think by standards tv holes are all in the same place , for the sizes your looking for
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Tim, I am not too up to date on the mm's but this should fit almost any 32 inch to 85 inch TV. The bracket will hold up to a 175 lbs TV ,, NOW THAT IS HUGE! even the ole 2004 TV weighed just a little over 100 lbs. The wall mount here is one of the best. It will come with a package of bolts, screws, Spacers that will fit most any TV.. U use the spacer if you TV has a Curved back. One trick I always use it I take a Tooth pick to measure the depth of the mounting holes on the TV and then find the correct bolt length.. U want to make sure the bolt is not to long and damages the screen. The wall mount can be installed by one person. but two will make it a snap. be sure u find the wall Studs and mount it using the lag bolts I always use Washers just to make sure the bolt head doesn't slip through the slot. just a safety idea. I have bought and installed a bunch of these and similar ones. Nothing to it.. Hope this helps.