What type / size TV wall mount would you use to secure this to a wall? Thanks.
2019928
The unit has a build-in stand so it can be 'relocate' at will. We did not get a wall mount. We really like the unit - good color and easy to set up.
2019929
Hi! Sorry - can't answer that. Gave this as a gift and they have it on the table.
2019930
None. This is not a TV. That would be overkill. The is a digital picture frame. It sets on an end table. It has a kick-out on the back like an ordinary picture frame. You could hang it on the wall with a nail, but there is no nail hole on the back for hanging. It has to stand on a tabletop or something like that.
2019931
If you need to use a TV wall mount, I would say a very small one. The mount will weigh more the NIX 12 frame. A simple nail will do just fine.
40847
I used a steel corner wall mount that I had from my previous tv. It was overkill as it will handle over 100 pounds. It is adjustable horizonally, vertically, tilt up and down, and in and out. It works great for our circumstance as I needed to have the adjustments to avoid a window. I hope that helps and you will love the tv itself as I am very impressed at the picture and even the sound.
904788
You just need a standard VESA mount.....400 mm x 400 mm will work just fine. Most mounts made for a 37 to 46 inch TV will be OK - if you pay more than $40 for one, you're getting ripped off. Monoprice has decent ones for cheap.
1343668
i would say any mount would work, since it's just like mounting it on a wall. but i'm not really sure...
2276803
I use 3M command strips. The best option for you may be the velcro type for hanging pictures on walls. This way you can just use the included mount... I picture everyone else now going "ahhhh good idea" :-) smiles
689272
I mounted mine to a stud. But I have a larger tv. It would depend on how much your tv weighs.if possible I would take the safe route.
2000734
You should get a smaller one. I just hung a 42" tv and it was also very light but the issue was that the mount was barely able to be hidden behind it.
1369826
I would recommend using 1/4" toggle bolts. And have them go into the stud, not just drywall. Use the stud as if it's "backing". I didn't like this mount Anyway. Doesn't tilt to the degree it says. And can't even put safty bolts in
304707
It should be fine with a wall mount. The mounting holes in the TV or 400mm horizontally and 300mm vertically in the back. Most wall mounts are now set up to take many sizes, but get one for 400mm X 300mm, and you should be fine, with an 80 to 100 Lb rating to be safe.
2068141
Sorry Jennifer. I did not use a wall mount at all. I have it on a stand in a wall unit. Good luck
258831
Use a stud finder to find a stud near where you want the mount. There should be another stud 16" away in each direction. I always drill a pilot hole to make sure there's really a stud in each location I intend to use. I wouldn't recommend using hollow-wall anchors for this because it is quite heavy even without the TV.
1791558
You can position it many ways. You can push it up against the wall and it will stick out about 3 inches from the wall. But remember, this is an articulating arm. It is designed to pull out and rotate right or left, up or down. There are other simpler wall mounts which are not articulating and I would guess they are 1.5" out from the wall. If you wanted, you could take just the TV bracket frame that you see sticking out and mount it to the wall itself. The two vertical brackets that bolt to the large TV are "hooks" which sit down on the bracket frame. The TV can then be slid a limited distance left or right and under each bracket is a tightening screw to lock it down. But if you are going to do this, you might as well buy a cheaper wall mount that has no articulating arm.
323984
I have a 46" LED LCD TV which doesn't weigh more than 35 lbs if even that much. If your tV doesn't weigh much, that is a call you'll have to make. However, the mount itself wasn't more than $70, so it might be worth a try and if it doesn't work, you're not out a lot of money. The first flat wall mount I bought was $300. Good luck.
1591582
Mounting hardware is sold according to the screen size - and almost any mounting will work - some will let you "tilt" the TV which is great if you mount the TV high on a wall - and a word of caution - although basically installing mounting hardware is rather straightforward you might want to consider paying a professional to do the mounting - and the mounts on Amazon are really cheap compared to big department stores - you can always buy the mount on Amazon and hire somebody to install it. On my den wall it took 2 guys about 40 minutes and the job turned out perfect!
822561
Generally you should mount to a stud. But for a 19" TV you'd *probably* be ok using drywall anchors. The big home improvement stores carry them. They support different loads (I've seen them up to 75 lbs), so check the package.
1078721
This wall mount will work with your TV, as long as the bolt hole locations behind the TV are up to 30.3" apart horizontally and up to 18.5" vertically
2100892
I attached mine to a stud in the wall. Don't think it attaches to TV mount... Hope this helps.