What TV Mount Kit would be ideal for this TV? I have never mounted a TV before, are there certain requirements I need to look for? Length, weight?
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It's vesa 400x400. All the HDMI ports are flush with the TV so you can go as slim as you want with the mount and get it pretty close to the wall.
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I installed a 50-inch Insignia NS-50D550NA15 LED TV that weighs 33.1 lb. onto the mount. It has only been up for a day, but appears stable - no sagging. Personally, I wouldn't go any larger.
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Just look here on amazon for brackets and they will tell you how big the tv should be. look at the back of the set then look at the pic of the bracket. I think this is the one I used http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00155SXZ8/ref=oh_details_o09_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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i would also like to know, how high from the base the tv would be with the mount in the top position? i don't want my tv mounted too low.
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I would think it would be fine. It come with tons of little accessories to fit all kinds of tv's. Follow instructions slowly the manual was not written the very best. But, once through you will enjoy. Great, strong, very movable mount. Love it.
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You need 1/4" lag bolts 2" long to properly mount your tv mount. You want at least 1" - 1 1/4" into the wood stud. Do that and your tv will never come down.
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I am sure there are several mounts for your LG TV. LG may have a recommendation. Racks and Mounts is an excellent website to research mounts. Sanus and Pearless both have very good websites. I can tell you that this Sanus mount is of excellent quality and could handle much more than my 65" Samsung. Good luck with your research.
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It came with a variety of sizes of bolts to match your TV. I have a 42" Panasonic Viera and it had a set of bolts that worked for it.
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Sorry for the late response! Just saw this! Sweet TV! Amazon didn't show a pattern size in the ad. I would recommend a sturdy swivel and tilt mounting bracket for this set. It's plasma, so it's going to be heavier than an LED/LCD. Also, 3D TV's sometimes look better when you are directly in line with the screen, versus sitting at an off angle. The mount I bought would probably be a little too wimpy for a 70-lb plasma set. The best way to find out what will fit is to measure the mounting hole locations on the back of your TV set. Measure center-to-center on a pair of mounting spots, lined up horizontal and then a pair lined up vertical. The most common measurement used is in millimeters. If the TV mounts are in a square pattern, it might measure 400 x 400 mm. If a rectangle, it might measure 400 x 600. Usually, the box (or advertisement) will say "VESA compliant 400mm x 600mm." The mounting points are easy to find, look on the back of the set and look for 4 obvious large-headed screws (normally a Philips head pattern) or 4 large empty threaded holes. Those are your mounting points on the TV. Once you find them, measure the left and right distances, then the top and bottom. If you get a wonky number, like 317mm, one of the two points is wrong. Wall Mounts will support a variety of sizes. Knowing the X00mm x X00mm numbers on your set and the mount are key. Again, I would recommend a sturdy mount that telescopes, tilts and swivels. I see there is one just for your set, but it's $550! Yikes! You can get by just as well for under $75. That must be a misprint! Ha! If you shop local at the "blue" store, you are going to pay big dollars. Measure your mounting points and hit the Amazon site. Hope this helped!
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If properly installed the weight should not be a problem. The problem will undoubtably come from the mounting purchases on the new TV.
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Understandable... I was surprised myself to learn this attached to 1 stud. (I use to install flat screens professionally) I purchased and hung it very carefully. I have a 55" TV. So far it's fine. Was referred by a friend who installed same mount for his 50". I think you'll be fine with a 40". Course' I can't guarantee it. Great mount though. No complaints... yet. I believe the lag bolts were 3.5" or maybe 4".
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I did not use a wall mount for this TV, but I have install a lot of TV with wall mount bracket. You can buy any brand wall mount for this TV as long as it fits. There are a lot of different style of wall mount out there. Tilted, swivel, swing out. You can check out this brand call "peerless".
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The weight is not an issue if mounted as per the included instructions. You would just need to confirm the standard 400 mm or 600 mm mounting pattern. You should be able to Google TV model and find out mounting pattern. I have this for my TV and it is the best and most durable for the price. I love it!
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There is a special bracket made, but are very hard to find any more of them. Search on Ebay. I don'y know if a TV mount would work.
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Hey Sandra! I think it will be alright! My tv is a 50" and super heavy! At first I was so iffy about mounting it, but once all screws were in an everything was mounted, I felt more calmer about it. Mine has been hanging up for close to a year,& I love it!
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So long as your tv is within the stated weight specs, virtually any mount will work with any TV. All TV mounts like this come with dozens of different sized hardware for any situation.
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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.