are there any additional parts needed to mount a 55 or 60 inch led tv? if so, what are they
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This mount is VERY adaptable. I will accommodate your hole pattern. I mounted a 46" with no issues. It sticks out a bit from the wall but with the cable box hidden it is great. You should not need anything else. In fact, you will have many parts left over as they provided screws and other parts for seemingly every TV.
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I think everything you need to mount the TV is included in the box, and if the TV is 55 or 60 inches you can adapt the parts to fit the correct frame for your TV where the 4 bolts will be fastened to the mount and the TV. The only thing that you may not get with the mount are the 4 Metric Bolts that your particular TV requires, some TV's require M4 bolts, others M5 and they may different in length, like 10 mm long, 12 mm long, etc. You may need to find out from your TV's manual or from the manufacturer's webpage which specific bolts you need for your model. You don't want to damage the thread in your TV using the worng bolts. Hardware stores usually carry the metric bolts, especially Home Depot. I think everything you need to mount the TV is included in the box, and if the TV is 55 or 60 inches you can adapt the parts to fit the correct frame for your TV where the 4 bolts will be fastened to the mount and the TV. The only thing that you may not get with the mount are the 4 Metric Bolts that your particular TV requires, some TV's require M4 bolts, others M5 and they may different in length, like 10 mm long, 12 mm long, etc. You may need to find out from your TV's manual or from the manufacturer's webpage which specific bolts you need for your model. You don't want to damage the... » Read More I think everything you need to mount the TV is included in the box, and if the TV is 55 or 60 inches you can adapt the parts to fit the correct frame for your TV where the 4 bolts will be fastened to the mount and the TV. The only thing that you may not get with the mount are the 4 Metric Bolts that your particular TV requires, some TV's require M4 bolts, others M5 and they may different in length, like 10 mm long, 12 mm long, etc. You may need to find out from your TV's manual or from the manufacturer's webpage which specific bolts you need for your model. You don't want to damage the thread in your TV using the worng bolts. Hardware stores usually carry the metric bolts, especially Home Depot. « Show Less
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Yes, I hung a 46 inch Samsung LED. That is the biggest I would do with that mount.
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If you are connecting to a "monitor" with standard VESA mounts, everything you need is included. If you are connecting to a TV, larger than about 32", then you will probably have to find an adaptor to a VESA mount FOR THE TV! I've actually just screwed the included VESA mount to the wall and it works for me, but it depends on your situation. I'm installing this as a video conferencing unit with 55" to 60" TVs, which do not have standard VESA mounts on the back.
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i used it for a 33" Flat Screen TV ... i presume if there are universal mounting holes on the back of the 55" TV it would work but you have to check the maximum weight rating from the seller; the bracket must be installed on beams (i used lag bolts which may have been overcompensating, but it is very secure). My advice is to contact the seller for the max weight recommendation.
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You will have to go to the manufacturer. I have a 55 inch Samsung mounted on it.
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I have a 50" on it right now and it's perfect. It has an inch or two on each side before it "hangs" over the tops edge. I don't see why a 55" tv wouldn't work though. Seems like it's be fine.
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I believe it is as it works for my Samsung led 55', and I see clear Yes answer in the comments as well :-)Enjoy
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The best and perhaps only way to be sure is to check on Samsung.com website. Select tv u have and website will identify compatible accessories including wall brackets. Do not assume. I changed my bracket twice before I got right one. Careful that different year models require different brackets. Eg bracket for 2013 led 65" tv may be incompatible with same tv from 2012.
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I'm sorry, we have not mounted the tv. I think when looking into buying the tv, amazon had some related items below that could also be considered, maybe a mounting kit is referenced there in that column
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I have my 50 in LED mounted using only drywall anchors, although I strongly suggest you only use this method for mounting an LED tv. I used 6 heavy duty drywall anchors rated for 300 lb each.
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I hung a 42" on it and it didn't even know it was there....this thing would handle a 50" plasma I would bet. If you are concerned check the weight of the one you intend to hang on it against the specs listed - (think that was up to 120lbs) I would bet a 55" LED panel is maybe 70 lbs which would put it well within the limits. and this is one mount that I'm sure the listed weights are reasonable for - it works and doesn't break the bank
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There are 4 brass screw holes on the back of the TV that aligned perfectly with the mount that I purchased at the same time. IF you don't have any brass inserts in the screw holes then I think that you need to contact the seller and let them know. From the answers I see below that was not a problem that any of those that answered your question seemed to have, including myself.
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Yes, I went from a 40" to a 55" Samsung smart tv. New tv weighs less than the old. These brackets are pretty sturdy. Don't tighten all the nuts until everything's in position.
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I honestly don't know, I had a professional mount my 65' TV. I can say there is so much extra equipment, you are bound to find the right match.
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Yes. Just make sure you get a mounting set that can accomodate up to a 65 inch TV.
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I have a 55" Samsung LED smart tv and the mount works fine. I'm not sure of my exact model number though.
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Most TV's will only include the basic cables (power only), there is component in (one set of connectors) on the back of the LED. You would have to buy HDMI cables and anything else you need. You can find out more about the TV on the Philips website (user manuals) at http://www.usa.philips.com/c-p/29PFL4508_F7/4000-series-led-lcd-tv/support/. Also more pictures on the Philips site and on this site http://www.mohamedbhimji.com/philips-29pfl4508f7-29-inch-60hz-led-hdtv-black