wall mount dimensions: can anybody with this tv tell me the dimensions of the mounting holes on the back. i want to get a swing out wall mount. samsung said they were 200x200 but they didnt sound real sure and i dont want to order one and then it wont...
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Hi. I recently purchased this TV -- the 40" and needed an articulating wall mount because I wanted to put this TV in the corner of my bedroom. First, I ordered the Peerless PA740 Articulating Wall Mount for 22" to 40" Displays (Black). It says it fits a 200x200, but it didn't fit this TV. So, I sent it back. Then, desperate because the TV installer was at my house already, I ran over to Costco and bought one they had from "Simplicity" for $159 (after going to Fry's and Best Buy -- the only mounts which fit this TV according to them were well over $300). The Costco mount was awful. It had poles that went horizontally across the back and stuck out (such a shame because this is such a pretty streamlined TV!). Plus the piece which attached to the wall was huge and unattractive. The installer installed it with the Costco mount but I was so unhappy, I started searching for a better one. I found one on ebay. The piece which attaches to the wall has just two screws and the mount piece which attaches to the TV fits great (and is very unobtrusive). The seller even specifically says this mount fits this exact Samsung model (the UN40B6000). It was just $79.95 and I'm pretty sure the seller has more for sale on ebay (plus free shipping and I bought it using bing and got cashback). Just had my installer come back this morning and put it up and it works great! Love it! Here's the listing on ebay: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=380208466202&ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT. If that link doesn't work, search for articulating wall mounts for Samsung LED TV on ebay and the seller is "allmounts." Hope this helps!
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Sorry, but I have no idea, as I have not wall mounted this TV. I would suggest that you contact Sony to get the exact dimensions that you need.
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I am completing my HT set-up too; only the Receiver and TV are left to buy; my Room is 12 x 12 feet; I was told 54 inch would be too much, so I narrowed it to Panasonic 50V10 vs Samsung 50B860. I want to hang it in the wall and the Samsung is sleemer and nice looking and the hook-ups in the back are sideways (so the cables don't stick out), but I get worried about this "buzzing" mentioned in some posts; apparently some people sent it back and the replacements had the same problem; would hate to go through that; I leave in FL (sea level); wanted to buy it before Christmas and getting a headache out of it. I am completing my HT set-up too; only the Receiver and TV are left to buy; my Room is 12 x 12 feet; I was told 54 inch would be too much, so I narrowed it to Panasonic 50V10 vs Samsung 50B860. I want to hang it in the wall and the Samsung is sleemer and nice looking and the hook-ups in the back are sideways (so the cables don't stick out), but I get worried about this "buzzing" mentioned in some posts; apparently some people sent it back and the replacements had the same problem; would hate to go through that; I leave in FL (sea level); wanted to buy it before Christmas and... » Read More I am completing my HT set-up too; only the Receiver and TV are left to buy; my Room is 12 x 12 feet; I was told 54 inch would be too much, so I narrowed it to Panasonic 50V10 vs Samsung 50B860. I want to hang it in the wall and the Samsung is sleemer and nice looking and the hook-ups in the back are sideways (so the cables don't stick out), but I get worried about this "buzzing" mentioned in some posts; apparently some people sent it back and the replacements had the same problem; would hate to go through that; I leave in FL (sea level); wanted to buy it before Christmas and getting a headache out of it. « Show Less
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The wall mount in question is a VESA 200mmx200mm. If you have the TV in your possession, measure the distance between screw holes on the back. If the distance is 8 inches by 8 inches, it will fit. My daughter's 32" has a VESA 200x100...........
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As G.P.Yung said, most TVs do not come with a wall mount but it is configured to be wall mounted, i.e. VESA pattern on back of TV is patterned to fit most wall mounts. I believe it is 200mm x 200mm
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Yes you could put the screws in the last holes and that would be 24 inches. I have mine at 16 because that is where my studs were! Most houses the studs are 16 on center, I've not heard of any being 24 on center, what I would do is use two 2x6s and run them across the 24 in gap and go from there! The only thing with that is your TV would be 1 5/8 inches farther out than just the plain mount!
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most wall mounts have a universal type design. the mounting holes are about 10 to 12 inches wide and 4 to 6 inches tall. generally youll want to find a mount that will support your overall size tv. for this tv a 28 to 36 inch mount should be perfect. hope this helps.
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I mounted Our 55" Samsung (no problem) and from working with the brackets that came, for mounting to TV, it seems they have all the bases covered. There is only a few different "bolt patterns" for flat screens. Mine is mounted to a brick wall, with the inserts they sent in the box, and it seems very secure, both to the wall and the TV. The brackets are very adjustable and We got just the right angle, horizontal and vertical, for Us to watch while sitting on the sofa, loveseat and recliner. I wish I had mounted it a little higher, maybe 56" instead of 48" to the center, the lower 1/3 of the screen is sometimes blocked by heads, when the Kids are setting on the floor. Hope I helped, Jay I mounted Our 55" Samsung (no problem) and from working with the brackets that came, for mounting to TV, it seems they have all the bases covered. There is only a few different "bolt patterns" for flat screens. Mine is mounted to a brick wall, with the inserts they sent in the box, and it seems very secure, both to the wall and the TV. The brackets are very adjustable and We got just the right angle, horizontal and vertical, for Us to watch while sitting on the sofa, loveseat and recliner. I wish I had mounted it a little higher, maybe 56" instead of 48" to the... » Read More I mounted Our 55" Samsung (no problem) and from working with the brackets that came, for mounting to TV, it seems they have all the bases covered. There is only a few different "bolt patterns" for flat screens. Mine is mounted to a brick wall, with the inserts they sent in the box, and it seems very secure, both to the wall and the TV. The brackets are very adjustable and We got just the right angle, horizontal and vertical, for Us to watch while sitting on the sofa, loveseat and recliner. I wish I had mounted it a little higher, maybe 56" instead of 48" to the center, the lower 1/3 of the screen is sometimes blocked by heads, when the Kids are setting on the floor. Hope I helped, Jay « Show Less
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Hi Frank Thank you for your enquiry. The wall mount is suitable for a 39inch emerson tv, is suitable for VESA measurements of 400mm x 200mm or VESA measurements of 200mm x 400mm which is the same thing. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you require any further information. Kind regards Lorna
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Amazon doesn't show it, but a web search for me turned up that the TV is 300x300 VESA compliant. It's really light (41lbs according to Amazon), and that bracket is weighted well for that. I'd go with a yes...with a slight caveat. Many of the plugs are on the back, facing backwards (as opposed to sideways). It's not designed to mount completely flush, unless the only devices you plug in fit on the sideways options. I'd check out pictures online of the ports before making a decision.
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You can read my review of this issue from Oct 11th. But I copied it below for your reference.Ok here is the deal...The back wall plate is only 19.5 inches wide, so there is no way that this mount will fit 24in studs.Now I did notice that the model number on the package said Ml-310B.... Not Ml-310B24 as listed in the product description. So in all fairness, I think some sellers are unintentionally attaching their inventory to the wrong product number. This is why there are some customers complaining that it did not fit their 24in studs and others saying it did. Anyways I'm returning mine for a full refund and will try ordering from a different website/seller all together. You can read my review of this issue from Oct 11th. But I copied it below for your reference.Ok here is the deal...The back wall plate is only 19.5 inches wide, so there is no way that this mount will fit 24in studs.Now I did notice that the model number on the package said Ml-310B.... Not Ml-310B24 as listed in the product description. So in all fairness, I think some sellers are unintentionally attaching their inventory to the wrong product number. This is why there are some customers complaining that it did not fit their 24in studs and others saying it... » Read More You can read my review of this issue from Oct 11th. But I copied it below for your reference.Ok here is the deal...The back wall plate is only 19.5 inches wide, so there is no way that this mount will fit 24in studs.Now I did notice that the model number on the package said Ml-310B.... Not Ml-310B24 as listed in the product description. So in all fairness, I think some sellers are unintentionally attaching their inventory to the wrong product number. This is why there are some customers complaining that it did not fit their 24in studs and others saying it did. Anyways I'm returning mine for a full refund and will try ordering from a different website/seller all together. « Show Less
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I'm not sure of that exact fit. You need to know the VESA size of the mounting holes on the back of the TV, like 400 by 400, which means is 400mm by 400mm. Then the weight of the TV. The part of the mount that attaches to the TV has dozens of different holes which allows for a lot of positioning variations. My TV is 60" Samsung and there is zero sag. Like I said, I did need to hacksaw off one section of the bracket to get around the AC power cord on the TV. This mount is beefy. I just hooked up my surround system yesterday and was moving the TV around lot with no issues at all. The cable management also worked just fine. I'm not sure of that exact fit. You need to know the VESA size of the mounting holes on the back of the TV, like 400 by 400, which means is 400mm by 400mm. Then the weight of the TV. The part of the mount that attaches to the TV has dozens of different holes which allows for a lot of positioning variations. My TV is 60" Samsung and there is zero sag. Like I said, I did need to hacksaw off one section of the bracket to get around the AC power cord on the TV. This mount is beefy. I just hooked up my surround system yesterday and was moving the TV around lot with no issues at all. The... » Read More I'm not sure of that exact fit. You need to know the VESA size of the mounting holes on the back of the TV, like 400 by 400, which means is 400mm by 400mm. Then the weight of the TV. The part of the mount that attaches to the TV has dozens of different holes which allows for a lot of positioning variations. My TV is 60" Samsung and there is zero sag. Like I said, I did need to hacksaw off one section of the bracket to get around the AC power cord on the TV. This mount is beefy. I just hooked up my surround system yesterday and was moving the TV around lot with no issues at all. The cable management also worked just fine. « Show Less
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I love mine, very tight to the wall. I also have a 55" Samsung. I've had mine for about 4-5 years. I researched a lot.
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If you are talking about the studs spacing, yes it will fit once the wall plate can be mounted to two studs up to 24" apart. But pay attention to your TV screws spacing since it support all VESA mounting standards 200x100 mm up to 600x400 mm and many odd size mounting patterns (mounting holes on the rear of the TV or panel should be no more than 24" inches apart horizontally and up to 16" vertically.
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I bought 2 of these...a "small" one and a "larger" one. The "smaller" one didn't have the mounting hole centers that I needed for my 26" TV, so I ended up using the "larger" one that was intended for a 32" TV. So...while the weight may not be a problem, the mounting centers will be. I sort of remember mounting my dad's 60" Samsung, and the centers are much much wider...400mm or something, because it mounted on long arms attached to the center plate.
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I had a really hard time trying to find a list of compatible models, so I googled the question- will the LG lsw200bg fit (model tv)? And after scrolling threw 2 pages on a lg blog I found it answered with a simple yes! Also the plate is 200x200 mount if you know your tv accepts that... Your good to go! P.S. It's a great mount!
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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.