What is the height between the rows of mounting holes? There are existing holes in the wall where a wall mounted tv was before, but the mount is gone and I don't know what model it was. Trying to find one that will line up with the existing holes. Thanks
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The height, of the mounting plate, is 4 1/4 inches. The height between the holes are 2 1/2 inches from top of the top hole to bottom of the bottom hole and it works out to almost 2.5 inches between lag bolts. Honestly, the mount is pretty solid. I have it on a 40 inch LCD and it worked well. The VESA mount is a little funky but it worked well. Let me know if you need more measurements. The holes horizontally are separated by about a 1/4 inch of metal so it would be easy enough to line them up horizontally if the measurements fit the vertical spacing.
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This is a universal TV mount and the arms can be adjusted to match different TV bolt patterns. To ensure compatibility, please locate the bolt holes behind the TV. Measure the horizontal and vertical distance between the bolts. Mounting holes on television should be less than 770 mm (30.3 inches) apart horizontally and 480 mm (18.8 inches) vertically for this mount to be compatible with your TV.
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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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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
1469506
The stand is 60" tall. You don't need to drill it into the wall as the legs on the bottom keep it stable. Also, although the stand is 60" tall, when you mount your TV, it can be higher than that. The top of my 50" TV sits about 70" high. You have several mounting height options. I hope my answer helps.....
705313
It's been several months since I mounted my TV to my bedroom ceiling and can't remember the with of the mounting holes, but that sound about right. I was amazed how well it worked. Good Luck.
668618
I wall mounted the TV because when it sat on the stand it was hard to level. I must say I love the TV wall mounted with the stand mounted under. Very nice clean look. I think you would like it that way as well.
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I agree with the previous post. My mount has a 23" LCD TV and it's fine for that. I tried a 32" but there was a lot of stress on the wall so I went back to the 23". A 27" would push this mount to the limit. Get the next size up.
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I would check to make sure that you have factory installed mounting locations on the TV. The mount will fit a wide variety of locations. This information is in the specs given online. Other than that make sure the wall is sturdy enough and mount to the wall studs when possible. Good Luck!
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How high does the top of the screen end up being, in your case? Maybe a better technicalt question would be how high is the lowest set of mounting holes? Then I could measure from the top of my tv to the bottom set of holes on the TV to find the total mounting height.
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That is a novel solution. I can't say for certain it will work as the hole spacing (for various mount configurations) may not be symetrical about each axis. The mount is supposed to conform to a standard (which I have forgotten) but that should be available on-line. If they hole layout is symmetrical and it lines up with your TV you have a solution. If not if you have someone who can make a plywood plate that would fit between the mount face plate (as they supply 1/4 spacers for this purpose in the hardware kit) and your TV you may still have a solution. You will however lose the screen till variability. Good Luck!!!! That is a novel solution. I can't say for certain it will work as the hole spacing (for various mount configurations) may not be symetrical about each axis. The mount is supposed to conform to a standard (which I have forgotten) but that should be available on-line. If they hole layout is symmetrical and it lines up with your TV you have a solution. If not if you have someone who can make a plywood plate that would fit between the mount face plate (as they supply 1/4 spacers for this purpose in the hardware kit) and your TV you may still have a solution. You will however lose the screen... » Read More That is a novel solution. I can't say for certain it will work as the hole spacing (for various mount configurations) may not be symetrical about each axis. The mount is supposed to conform to a standard (which I have forgotten) but that should be available on-line. If they hole layout is symmetrical and it lines up with your TV you have a solution. If not if you have someone who can make a plywood plate that would fit between the mount face plate (as they supply 1/4 spacers for this purpose in the hardware kit) and your TV you may still have a solution. You will however lose the screen till variability. Good Luck!!!! « Show Less
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You can actually go to website chat with them and they will tell you the exact mount you need. If you don't wish to do that you can still go to their site and type in the search bar your model of tv and click "full specs" button and it'll tell you which wall mount. Good luck
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There are 4 rows of holes on the stand, so you can attach either to the top 2 rows, the middle 2 rows, or the bottom 2 rows. The screws appeared to be centered in the main horizontal section that the TV attaches to. The "center" of the lowest position (between the lowest set of holes and the second lowest set of holes) is 15.75 inches from the surface the stand is resting on. Our TV is currently at the highest position, and the 2 vertical bars end at 26.5" above the table. Our TV extends 2" above that. If we were to move it to the lowest position, it would be 3.25" lower. Hope that helps. Looks like it will depend on your TV a little and where the screws holes are for attaching it to the stand.
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No, the center of the tv is roughly five inches to the right of the bracket center that connects to the stud in the wall. I wish I could provide a photo as I just took one of the bottom of my television with my smartphone. This is, of course, very important for people who need/want to mount their tv in a specific location.This became a bit of a problem for me since I wanted to attach one of those floating vertical shelf brackets for my blu-ray player, etc. directly and centered under the TV using the same stud. I can still do it using butterfly clamps through the drywall but that's not as secure as drilling through the stud in the wall (like I did for my tv). No, the center of the tv is roughly five inches to the right of the bracket center that connects to the stud in the wall. I wish I could provide a photo as I just took one of the bottom of my television with my smartphone. This is, of course, very important for people who need/want to mount their tv in a specific location.This became a bit of a problem for me since I wanted to attach one of those floating vertical shelf brackets for my blu-ray player, etc. directly and centered under the TV using the same stud. I can still do it using butterfly clamps through the drywall but... » Read More No, the center of the tv is roughly five inches to the right of the bracket center that connects to the stud in the wall. I wish I could provide a photo as I just took one of the bottom of my television with my smartphone. This is, of course, very important for people who need/want to mount their tv in a specific location.This became a bit of a problem for me since I wanted to attach one of those floating vertical shelf brackets for my blu-ray player, etc. directly and centered under the TV using the same stud. I can still do it using butterfly clamps through the drywall but that's not as secure as drilling through the stud in the wall (like I did for my tv). « Show Less
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The LG website says that this model is discontinued, so they do not list any model specifications. However, I was able to download the owners manual for this LG model. According to the manual, the wall mount threaded holes are arranged in a 600mm wide x 400mm high rectangle. You may want to double check the mounting hole spacing to be sure this is true. The LSW200BG wall mount is VESA 200mm x 200mm compatible; it is for TVs with mounting holes arranged in a 200mm x 200mm square. So, this mount will not attach directly to this TV. There are some adapters that allow TVs and wall mounts with different VESA patterns to be used together. However, I have not researched them. I hope this helps. The LG website says that this model is discontinued, so they do not list any model specifications. However, I was able to download the owners manual for this LG model. According to the manual, the wall mount threaded holes are arranged in a 600mm wide x 400mm high rectangle. You may want to double check the mounting hole spacing to be sure this is true. The LSW200BG wall mount is VESA 200mm x 200mm compatible; it is for TVs with mounting holes arranged in a 200mm x 200mm square. So, this mount will not attach directly to this TV. There are some adapters that allow TVs and wall mounts with... » Read More The LG website says that this model is discontinued, so they do not list any model specifications. However, I was able to download the owners manual for this LG model. According to the manual, the wall mount threaded holes are arranged in a 600mm wide x 400mm high rectangle. You may want to double check the mounting hole spacing to be sure this is true. The LSW200BG wall mount is VESA 200mm x 200mm compatible; it is for TVs with mounting holes arranged in a 200mm x 200mm square. So, this mount will not attach directly to this TV. There are some adapters that allow TVs and wall mounts with different VESA patterns to be used together. However, I have not researched them. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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Ok, it was Abes of Maine. Unforunately, their price went up today as well by about $60 and I don't see the free wall mount anymore. Maybe it'll still be there if you add the TV to your cart. They already charged my card so I'm good on that one...no more surprises. Freakin Amazon changed the order price as it was in my cart.I'll probably sell my wall mount anyway since my TV will sit on a corner stand and never be mounted. I don't have any place in my house where I'd feel comfortable wall mounting a 52" TV. I don't have the layout for it...too many windows and such.
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Oh ok. The distance could actually be customized by you. They're just flat bars mounted to the inside of the unit. You could drill the same size hole they have and move them. The size or distance your existing mount sticks out from the wall might be the only thing that might effect mounting.