the brackets to hang the tv stick out longer than the bottom of the tv. is this normal?
2014576
Your tv may be too small for this application. You are capable of adjusting the brackets higher by using the lowest holes on the brackets to attach to your bottom mounting holes on your tv. If the brackets sticks up at the top, then your tv is definitely too small.
2014577
That all depends on the TV you are mounting. I have used many TV mounts and the smaller TV's you will see the brackets. The larger TV's will cover up the brackets.
2014578
This is for hanging big tvs, up to 55. It does not stick out. every look good after installation and mounting of the tv
2014579
There are multiple positions for the mount brackets to be placed behind the TV. If the brackets are showing behind the TV from the bottom, you might want to align the brackets with the TV bolt holes at a higher position.
1946328
It's hard to tell by the picture but the two parallel vertical bars on the left attached to the long metal plate without the holes, those attach to the TV. They hang onto the metal plate and screws on them metal bars prevent the TV from coming off. It that helps.
1140088
We have a 65" Samsung TV mounted on the bracket and it is doing fine. The TV overhangs the table slightly but it does not present a problem. The quality control on this table was so bad (bolt holes not lining up caused the joints to need extra support) that I would not recommend this table. On a positive note, after getting it assembled and reinforced, it does look really nice.
1736400
A forward tillt shouldn't be that noticeable. If it is, have you tried repositioning considering the tv literally hangs on the brackets and is not "screwed" in? Hope that helps!
2035242
Not sure of your particular TV but the bracket does not hold our 52" screen without having to place a wedge in the bracket. When attached, the screen tilted forward to the ground. The bracket itself was sturdy and secure to the wall, but when the TV was mounted you could not tighten the bolts enough for the TV not to fall forward.
296878
Not that I've noticed... But, we're using the electric model and it moves like a turtle so there's not much stress being placed on the brackets. We've mounted them very securely and also mounted them slightly wide so they're also isn't much room to actually move. For what it's worth, we are actually about to purchase another set for another conference room, this time it won't be and electric screen though.
2175552
Have not gotten mine hung yet but when looking at the TV mount and the shelf mount, I am going to hang mine separately underneath my tv mount. Both of mine will be hung on in a stud
476383
That would be true if you have a tv the same width as the brackets. My 50" tv hits the wall at about 50 degrees
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.
837762
There are cords with plastic beads on the ends that hang down from the brackets on the TV. You pull down on them, pivot the bottom of the TV forward, and lift I off the mounts. They are a little stubborn, sonyou may have to mess with them a bit to get them to release. You shouldn't have to use any extreme force, though.
1409465
I think your tv may be too big for the stand. I think it holds up to a 32 inch.
702074
No it can be off to one side like mine is. Mine is 3 inches to the left to fit in wall space. i put tie straps in the far holes on rear bracket so bracket on tv cannot fall off wall mount. Makes me feel safer.
714935
I think that a tv that size may have a different screw place setup, one to wide/tall for this particular product. Not to mention the weight issue (not the most stable product)
762298
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).
1563935
yes. The brackets that will be used to attach the tv, are about 4 inches apart.
1055566
Predrill the mounting holes, hit the studs directly on, and try to have the fasteners enter as close to where the parts that attach to the back of the TV will hang on the wall panel and you should be fine. Since this is a low clearance bracket, if you do not have side hookups on the TV you might want to attach your cables to the TV prior to putting it on the wall. It gets pretty tight back there.
1963650
You have to set your angle lock the screws in before you hang the tv. The installer had me to pick the degree i wanted it set at and then he installed the tv.