How much vertical clearance is required to "hook" the tv onto the wall mount once the brackets are attached to the TV itself?
1305688
I guess it depends on the size of your tv. I didn't only had to lift my tv about an inch above the brackets to attach the tv and I have a 70 inch tv. Hopefully that helps.
1226780
Bracket is in two parts... one screws to the wall the other to the TV. Once done simply set/hang the TV on the wall mount.
1120584
I would say you need about 3" from the back side of the tv to the wall. That should do it.
1219883
Not straight out of the box. If you are handy with that sort of thing, and depending on the size of your TV, you could make a small extension/adapter to accomplish this. The issue is not with the size of the vertical brackets that mount to the TV, rather with the way the shelf attaches to the "L" part of the bracket, specifically extending beyond the bracket both in front and in back. I am not sure of the size of the sensor you are speaking of, but I would not put much weight onto the shelf if modified this way.
648977
Total clearance is 13". The unit mounting under cabinet is 2 1/2",the tv is 9 1/2" and there is 1" connection in between.
1183172
My TV is only a 37" (LG) I did a low profile mount for my TV. Only about 4-5" are free above the slot I used for my screen. I think if you used the highest mounting slot on the bracket you should have at least 5-6" of space, depth wise you would have almost 1" of clearance between the post and the back of the TV. Also after almost 2 years I am still happy with the quality of it, very sturdy, more than I needed for a 37" TV but I am glad I have the stand for when I can upgrade to a larger screen
1171466
This unit was designed to slip on and off a small vesa bracket, typically at the end of most TV mounts that extend. Don't know if any of those brackets are available to fit directly on the wall.
315197
We used the existing wall mount from the 55" Hitachi we were replacing. With the box upright, as if the t.v. would be out of the box (the bottom is the heaviest) open the top of the box, then cut the box sides so that the box will fall open. tah-dah... TV!
352603
i agree with the answer you alredy received. alot will depend on the size of the tv you are going to mount to this. i will say one thing that this is one great tv bracket
1259104
Mine comes out to 7 and 1/2 inches from the wall. It really just depends on how big your tv is.
1121136
What are the dimensions (specifically the height) of the mounting brackets that attach to the wall?
543286
This is a universal TV mount and the brackets can be adjusted to match the bolt hole pattern behind the TV. To verify the compatibility with your TV, please measure the distance between the bolt holes behind your TV. To work with the mount, the maximum horizontal distance needs to be 30.3" and the maximum vertical distance needs to be 18.8". The weight of the TV cannot exceed 175 lbs.
719403
I have a 46" TV mounted on it and there is enough space to put a video game console (PS$) vertically. I used the middle slots(holes) for mounting, so there is still plenty of available slots to move the TV up if I wanted to.
858565
The bracket that holds your TV attaches roughly in the middle of your screen, (for your 30" screen expect it to drop about 15" from the mounting position). The lowest attachment point for the bracket is about 39" off the floor. Subtract the roughly 15" dimension of your screen and the bottom of your TV should sit about 24" off the floor. The unit very sturdy, even when resting on carpet, and should have no trouble holding the weight of your set at any height. Hope this helps.
1791562
The side view photo on the item's page is pretty accurate. The arm itself has a good amount of bulk which leaves about 4 inches between the wall and the back of the TV. Might be less as some people have said, but with all the wires I have running behind mine it's not the most clutter free setup. I hope that answers your question.
1142054
Not sure I can help, but here goes. The mounting bracket is 26 inches. My TV is 42 inches, the brackets that are installed on the TV move across the braket mounted on the wall. When the installed put the TV on the mounting bracket he could then slid it to get it centered on the wall. Hope that helps.
1623169
I can't pull the TV off the wall to measure, but the one I'm using is the VideoSecu model MF602B. According to the manufacturer's website (http://www.videosecu.com/super-low-profile-tv-wall-mount-mp268b/), the wallplate is 27.4" wide. The length of the vertical brackets is roughly 16". I'm using it on a fireplace and it works fine although I had to use the outermost holes on the vertical brackets on our 47" Samsung 6500 series TV. Hope this helps.