How do I adjust this to fit a 26" x 16" TV? It states that it will fit 800x430 vesa pattern, but not sure how to do this. Thanks
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Look at your manual to see the conversion from inches to mm. The manual for my TV gave both measurements.
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Most flat TV's have a VESA Mount Standard Pattern on the back (4 HOLES THAT FIT 4 SCREWS) used to hang TV to a wall. You just have to find the right screw size (vendor provides 4 or 5 different screw sizes, ONE SET OF FOUR should fit right on the back of your TV). Then use them to attach the TV hooks(upright metal pieces) to TV. Then you just hang TV, using the hooks, onto the brackets (horizontal pieces) previously attached to wall, per vendor instructions. You might need help lifting up your TV. I hope this answer your question, good luck!
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I'm not sure, I'm sorry. My dad put it up and hung the tv which is 32". I will ask and write back.
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The rectangular bracket that goes on the wall is not adjusted. The rods that go on the tv, you line them up on the tv and use the screws that work best for you and that hooks onto the frame that is mounted on the wall.
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Not sure that it will fit a smaller TV! This mount is designed for larger ones. The hole pattern is different for the smaller TV's. You would be better off finding a mount that is designed for your size.
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Check your TV's weight and the vesa mounting qualifications that came with your TV. If you have not bought the TV yet go on line and see what they are or check the outside of the box.supports screens up to 66 lbs* This mount will work with Fit VESA (mounting thread inserts) 200x100mm (8"x4"), 200x200mm (8"x8"), 300x300mm (12"x12"), 300x200mm (12"x8"), 400x200mm (16"x8"), 400x300mm(16"x12"), 400x400mm(16"x16")
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The VESA mounting standard has multiple sizes (distance between the mounting holes). This mount supports 50/75/100/200x100/200mm(2"/3"/4"/8"x4"/8"x8"). If these match your TV then it will work (given you are within the weight limit).
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Unfortunately, it only extends 20 inches. However, for the money, this was the best value. The VESA pattern for this bracket fits 200x200, 100x100, and 200x100.
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We have a >36" Samsung monitor on it that is heavier than most of the newer TVs. Works fine. The brackets adjust. As someone else noted, it should work for 32" but may be a bit big for that size TV.
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Most of the newer TVs have standard mounting "holes" areleady, usually the four mentioned. The brackets may be flipped from top to bottom by reversing the left and right sides once turned in proper direction. secure the top side first, secure by loose enough to move. Once you have done this, the bottom may be "pulled" or "slid out" to fit the hole brackets. I had trouble figuring this out at first, but once you have it in the correct placement, it is actually very easy.
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it depends on what the VESA size of your tv is? you can find this in your manual, or by measuring the disntance between the proper screws on the back of your tv. try checking this site for some tips on measuring. http://www.mountcenter.com/VESA-Mount-Standards-s/367.htm hope this helps
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I am not sure what VESA patterns are. We mounted a 48" Vizio T.V. in a corner and it worked perfectly.
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As you can see from the picture, the bracket is composed of 3 pieces, one bracket attaches horizontally to the wall and is 26" wide. The other two brackets are separate brackets, approximately 20" long, that attach vertically to the back of the tv with two bolts. There are multiple holes in the vertical brackets, so they can attach to bolt holes in the back of the tv that could be spaced at different lengths apart. The 20" length between your bolts on the back of the tv should fit on the wall bracket which is 26". As long as the vertical brackets will fit on your tv, the mount should work. On our tv, the bolts are 12" apart on the vertical bracket. As you can see from the picture, the bracket is composed of 3 pieces, one bracket attaches horizontally to the wall and is 26" wide. The other two brackets are separate brackets, approximately 20" long, that attach vertically to the back of the tv with two bolts. There are multiple holes in the vertical brackets, so they can attach to bolt holes in the back of the tv that could be spaced at different lengths apart. The 20" length between your bolts on the back of the tv should fit on the wall bracket which is 26". As long as the vertical brackets will fit on your tv, the... » Read More As you can see from the picture, the bracket is composed of 3 pieces, one bracket attaches horizontally to the wall and is 26" wide. The other two brackets are separate brackets, approximately 20" long, that attach vertically to the back of the tv with two bolts. There are multiple holes in the vertical brackets, so they can attach to bolt holes in the back of the tv that could be spaced at different lengths apart. The 20" length between your bolts on the back of the tv should fit on the wall bracket which is 26". As long as the vertical brackets will fit on your tv, the mount should work. On our tv, the bolts are 12" apart on the vertical bracket. « Show Less
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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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I just received mine today (7/11/14) after ordering on Amazon and can verify that 33-341-200 fits my 24" monitors. I'm unsure about the claim of fitting 26" monitors though - I have dual Samsung B2430's and I only have another 1.25" of room or so left to slide out on the monitor arm before the end of the bracket.
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This stand came with adaptor apparatus to use with TV's that don't fit the 400x400 configuration, I had to use it with my Visio. You'll have to measure the distance between your screw holes to adjust the bars. Bell O should have made the stand itself adjustable, it would have been more practical and easier to set-up/mount. It is still the best stand alone mountable stand I've come across though.
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I love this stand I have a 42" TV on minds, it holds it up very well. My co-workers use it for their monitors they have 2 on a 32" . Try it and see if the 65" will make a good fit just make sure it in the middle of the stand.
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I understand "VESA" to be a standard of both hole patterns and weight handling capacity. Arrowmounts claims a 75mm X 100mm pattern for this unit. That's about 3 by 4 inches. As such, I have no idea what they're talking about. I will say that I mounted a 50 inch LG plasma TV to this unit without trouble. Further, I can't imagine this unit not being able to accommodate any 30 to 60 inch TV. Here's a link to the manufacturer's specification for this unit. Perhaps it will help: http://www.arrowmounts.com/index.php/retractable-mounts/arrow-articulating-wall-mount-for-30-to-60-inch-flat-panel-tvs-am-p18b.html
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I think the only way to accomplish this would be to mount it on the vesa mount 90 degrees. So make sure you want to keep it this way for a while, lol. You cannot simply just rotate it.
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You will have no issues using it with a 200x200 VESA pattern. It has many holes along the back arms which can handle that size. I would expect that it may go smaller than 200x200 but that would tend to be a pretty small TV needing a different mount. Buy with confidence on a 200x200 VESA pattern.
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There is no way to know ahead of time. The unit is quite flexible in the ways it can be configured. If you look at the documentation, it talks about various VESA configurations it will support. You should be able to figure out the VESA configuration of the TV. This refers to the placement of the holes designed for various kinds of stands/hangars. The unit I received came with various sized bolts to fit various sized holes that might be encountered on the rear of the TV. When I made my purchase, I had no idea if it would fit, but it did and I could see that it was designed to be quite adaptable. I'm very happy with my purchase. It was as advertised.