does this model have pre-threaded metal screw holes in the back of the tv or just plastic holes? i was referring to the back of the tv. the vesa holes to mount are plastic. no pre-threaded metal screw holes. am i suppose to use self tapping screws...
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I believe they are just plastic holes. The screws are self threading and cut threads as you insert them. There are also plastic caps, but the problems if you used the caps, they and screw heads project out further than the feet on the base, so it rocks. If you don't use the caps (which I didn't) then screws won't seat and the TV rocks a little on the base.
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No, this monitor does not have the VESA mounting bracket holes. I'm not sure what Stragus is referring to, but he/she is incorrect.
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I don't know which models. If their LCD or LED TVs and inches for the makers mentioned, is all I took into account. It theres no holes in the back of the case don't get it. Thats where the TV holds onto the mount.
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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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Hi Jeremiah B. I purchased the monitor, and it is not VESA mounting compatible. In fact, there are no mount screw holes on the back of the monitor.
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There are 4 screw holes (no screws, just one screw for the stand), but the viewing angle is not good on this TV. Mine was perhaps 20 inches above my bed on a shelf and it was too dark too watch (not totally, but too dark to truly enjoy). And it's too light from the top angle, so you would need to be level to watch a good picture. If you tilt the TV by placing something under the back of the stand then the screen will be ok. This is my first flat screen, so maybe all new flat TV screens have this issue. So much for improved technology. The TV also has a plastic strap thing, although I have no idea how to use it. There are 4 screw holes (no screws, just one screw for the stand), but the viewing angle is not good on this TV. Mine was perhaps 20 inches above my bed on a shelf and it was too dark too watch (not totally, but too dark to truly enjoy). And it's too light from the top angle, so you would need to be level to watch a good picture. If you tilt the TV by placing something under the back of the stand then the screen will be ok. This is my first flat screen, so maybe all new flat TV screens have this issue. So much for improved technology. The TV also has a plastic strap thing, although I have... » Read More There are 4 screw holes (no screws, just one screw for the stand), but the viewing angle is not good on this TV. Mine was perhaps 20 inches above my bed on a shelf and it was too dark too watch (not totally, but too dark to truly enjoy). And it's too light from the top angle, so you would need to be level to watch a good picture. If you tilt the TV by placing something under the back of the stand then the screen will be ok. This is my first flat screen, so maybe all new flat TV screens have this issue. So much for improved technology. The TV also has a plastic strap thing, although I have no idea how to use it. « Show Less
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Hi Jo Thank you for your enquiry. The TV wall mount bracket is suitable for VESA measurements of 200mm x 400mm. The adaptors can be fitted either horizontally or vertically on the back of the TV giving you additional options on the ledges move to different holes. Ideally please can you send us a picture of the back of the TV to invision.one@gmail.com. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you require any further information. Kind regards Lorna
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I see what looks like VESA mounting holes with threads on the back. But I have never use them.
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Most (if not all) flat-panel TVs have holes in the back for wall mounting. The strap is screwed into the TV on those holes. It came with all the needed hardware for my TV.
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BEWARE! This model does have screw holes but no internal back plate to mount. It is not VESA Mount compatible. I don't think Dave Anderson mounted his monitor as such. If you want VESA first check manufacturer and spec 'wall mount'.
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Look on the back of the TV you plan to purchase. In the center of the rear of the TV there should be 4 threaded holes. The mounting plate on the arm will except either a 100mm horizontally x 100mm vertically bolt pattern or a 75mm x75mm. I do not know if all small TV's have this type of mounting.
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The quick answer is no. However perhaps you could attach something by drilling mounting holes for a shelf. Or perhaps there's an attachment that will allow you to use the bottom part of the VESA mount holes. I also don't see why you couldn't just mount a shelf to the wall under the TV after it's mounted.
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Totally a bummer. Every flat screen monitor and TV I've seen has holes for mounting. I bought a dual monitor mount thinking I could mount it with my other monitor. There is definitely no way to mount this thing. I'm hoping it is an amazing monitor because it already has one strike against it.
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Not sure about what VESA is, but I have my t-v on the wall right now. It does cover how to do it in the instruction manual. Looks like standard mounting points that most wall brackets should have no problem with. The t-v comes with a base/ stand as well. Other than the internet being a little sluggish, I have no regrets buying this t-v.
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There is a VESA bracket in the box and 2 studs that screw into the bottom of the ASUS. You mount the VESA bracket to the back of you LCD and slide the ASUS on to this bracket once attached to your LCD back. VESA mount points are on teh back of most LCDs, typically used to mount teh LCD to a bracket and thus to a wall, swing arm or other stand. Just google the word VESA and you should find a decent link explaining it.
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Yes they come with the metric thread mounting screws for the 75mm and 100mm VESA flat panel mounts. I believe they are M4 thread. Also spacers are included in case your monitor has a curved back. All you need are zip ties to hold up your cables against the center bar to have a clean look. Overall, if you assemble it right, it will be a very solid mount for 3 panels. I'm very happy.
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Yes - Newer TV models use 8mm screws instead of 6mm screws. While they supply 8mm screws, those are meant for the larger TVs. In the manual it says "Some of the more popular TV brands have recently changed their mounting holes to require 8mm screws. Although some mounts include 8mm screws, the VESA Monitor Plate will only fit 6mm screws. If your TV requires 8mm screws and has a VESA pattern of 200mm x 200mm or smaller, then please call us at 800-MOUNT.IT (800.668.6848) and we will send you a conversion kit which will allow you to use 5mm screws as shown on the diagram." - basically it is the "M8M5KIT" which is 8mm on the outside, 5 on the inside, so you screw that into the TV, then use the supplied 5mm screws to mount the TV. The phone number they give is 24/7 (although to order the part you have to call after 7am Mountain time) and they will send it for free, from Mississippi. 2-3 days.