Is tv centered on stud when folded flat
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I'm not sure I understand what you mean but, if you are asking if the TV is centered when the arm is folded, the answer is yes.
469894
The mount does have sheet rock anchors as well as screws/bolts, but I recommend using at least one stud for mounting. As you can see from the pics, the TV mounts (vertical attachments to TV) can slide left/right on the frame a bit so that you can have the TV where you want it. Studs are 16" apart, and if you don't have a stud finder see: http://www.bobvila.com/articles/how-to-find-a-wall-stud/#.VMUNcS7IMgY Good luck, you can ask more if you like. :-)
1170447
Yup! Cords go straight down the center and are hidden by the center bar that holds the tv up
1328856
No, that's almost exactly what I have. I think this stand is better for old tube TVs that have a lot of weight to keep it stable. The packaging when I got it even shows pictures of older TVs only, no flat screens.
1668766
The center of mass is going to be only inches in front of the back plate so it will topple back easily unless you have it against the wall. The stand extends out about a foot, so it will still topple forward if someone decides to give the TV a nice tug, unless you strap it to some furniture.
249071
You will have studs in the corner unless you live in some kind of special house that has no corner studs. I used this unit for a 36" flat screen and put it right in the corner. Works great. Did not sag at all.
1971330
Yes, very easy, providing you do not have anything else obstructing the vertical bars. If you put a box for power and/or TV connections behind the TV, just be mindful of where that is. My TV mounts were about 16" apart. Since My centerline was exactly between 2 studs and the recessed box was mounted on the inside of one of those studs, I had little room to move left or right. If I had to move right, the vertical bar would have covered my recessed box for power/cables. I got lucky and barely needed to move.
1177196
I have a 40' flat screen on it but my TV came with a stand. The top is flat.
2243186
Yes, you have to mount it on stud, concret, or brick wall. It is totally unsafe if you mount it on hollow drywall. An electronic stud-finder for around $20 will help you to get a safe work done, and will prevent your TV from fall-and-break.
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Greg i don't recall specifically how wide the mount is but our studs are 16 inch centers as well, so while the bracket itself isn't really centered on the wall the TV is. there is a lot of give when you actually hang the TV you can move it left and right on the wall mount to center the TV not necessarily the actual mount. just took a little measuring to make sure i had more room on the side i needed to slide the TV to for it to be centered. seems to be solid as a rock mounted in the studs.
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NO! To answer your question, when the mount is compressed the TV is not centered on the mounting stud. It is offset 5-6" to the left or right depending on how you have the mount compressed. I don't think the others answering this question understood it. If you extend the mount out a little, you can have it centered... but when FULLY COMPRESSED IT IS NOT CENTERED ON THE STUD. People should purchase the product before answering the question incorrectly.
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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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No sagging.I ended up hanging my tv and it looks amazing. Makes the tv stand look bigger.
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From Amazon & personal experience: "Although this model is capable of 180º rotation, it has only a 9.5" extension so the degree of rotation in most cases will be less than 180º due to the size of your television."I needed, with the TV flat against the wall, the 9.5 inches offset from the mounting stud because my mounting stud was not centered for the TV. I could not use a double arm type because when flat against the wall it is centered on the mounting stud; no offset. The single swing arm still allows swivel to other parts of the room with a 40 inch TV. I believe the OLLO system is the easiest, nicest, high quality system out there - especially for swivel arm mounts. From Amazon & personal experience: "Although this model is capable of 180º rotation, it has only a 9.5" extension so the degree of rotation in most cases will be less than 180º due to the size of your television."I needed, with the TV flat against the wall, the 9.5 inches offset from the mounting stud because my mounting stud was not centered for the TV. I could not use a double arm type because when flat against the wall it is centered on the mounting stud; no offset. The single swing arm still allows swivel to other parts of the room with a 40 inch TV. I believe the... » Read More From Amazon & personal experience: "Although this model is capable of 180º rotation, it has only a 9.5" extension so the degree of rotation in most cases will be less than 180º due to the size of your television."I needed, with the TV flat against the wall, the 9.5 inches offset from the mounting stud because my mounting stud was not centered for the TV. I could not use a double arm type because when flat against the wall it is centered on the mounting stud; no offset. The single swing arm still allows swivel to other parts of the room with a 40 inch TV. I believe the OLLO system is the easiest, nicest, high quality system out there - especially for swivel arm mounts. « Show Less
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It depends on the way you chose to mount it on the wall. I have this mounted in a corner so when I collapse it its kity-cornered in the corner, however if I mounted it flat on a wall instead it would be flush and centered in wall yes. Great mount.
1218368
No. The tilt they refer to is the tilt of the TV that you can attach to it. It only moounts to a flat ceiling.
1002020
i imagine you could do that. i did it with my other tv mount so i could make sure it was secured in the center of the stud. then i just drywalled close to it then put a cover on it.