What wall mount should I use? Most wall mounts that I have seen look like they would hit the back of the tv where the ports are.
479518
I am very sorry I cannot answer this.....I did NOT wall mount mine, since I had a very good TV stand to put it on.
479519
Can't help with the wall mount question because I didn't attempt it. Mine went on a Stand.
479520
Cheetah Mounts APTMM2B Flat Screen TV Wall Mount Bracket for 32-65-Inch Plasma LED LCD TCheetah Mounts APTMM2B Flat Screen TV Wall Mount Bracket for 32-65-Inch Plasma LED LCD TV.. This is the one I'm using.. It fits perfectly..
1179742
I too had a VESA 200 X200 swivel mount bracket already on my bedroom wall. Went from 37 inch to 47 inch TV. Measured several times between holes on adapter plates. Long story short, could never get ALL the holes to line up just right to accommodate screws for my LG tv. Even with my neighbor helping, wound up scratching new tv. In the end, I bought a quality tv stand with shelves. Was able to screw hanger hooks into each hole and simply hang it on rack. Adapter plates may work for you. Worth a try and you can always return it. Got a prompt refund on mine. Good luck.
1724038
Most TVs have plugs on the back but they're on an inverted shelf so that when you plug in a cable they hang straight down. If this is the case there should be no clearance problem. If the plugs direct the cable straight back into the wall there may be a problem but you still have about 2" to work with. Best of luck.
2046225
I made mine because this mount can sit a bit differently depending on where you mount it on the wall. Some people like their shelves to stick out a bit from the tv. I do not...so I made mine. It's rather easy and much cheaper actually.
479741
You can push the TV as far back as possible, about four inches from the wall. Also, make sure you put some sort of oil so that the mount moves freely.
2042626
Just picked up this TV yesterday to replace one that broke that I had hung. Yes, you can absolutely hang it, but the TV does not come with hardware to do so. The wall mount I bought (cheapo one on eBay over a year ago) came with MANY sets of screws to fit all TV's. The longest screws in the package were the ones I had to use, but it is rock solid on my wall. Once you pop out the 4 covers on the back, you can see the holes that will accept the screws. Get a wall mount that will handle a 42" TV, and it should come with screws. They are standard sizes, but like I said, you may need extra long ones, which you can get at any hardware store. I would also HIGHLY recommend buying a wall mount online - I did it on eBay - as you will save a TON over going through any retail store. Good luck.
920471
That is how we installed our's. Put a nice stained board up for stability & put the mount on it. When we fold the TV up to the ceiling we attatch a bungie cord across it incase we hit a hard bump just to be sure the clame doen not bounce loose. Seems to work great.
1944986
If you have a new flat screen, there are industry standard mounting attachment for you to mount your TV to a wall mount. These speaker brackets use these same mounting points on your TV back. Real simply and they work great.
470876
I will probably go a total of 90 degrees, but not 90 degrees each way. Assuming that the wall extends each direction from the mount, your TV will simply hit the wall due to the arm not extending out far enough. If you mount it on a corner, near where the wall terminates, the mount should be able to rotate the 90 degrees, however.
1861186
Yes. We used a low-profile mount, and it looks pretty sexy on our wall. BUT, we put it pretty high, and that was apparently a bad idea. If you want to watch 3D, you need to be eye level with the TV. Since ours is above eye level, we simply can't watch anything in 3D unless we stand up or maybe if we sit on a bar stool. We'll be buying a tilt wall mount soon and setting that one up instead so we can enjoy the 3D, which looks awesome when we can see it.
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.
1581698
There is no room between the wall and TV to use a drill to tighten it once you have the TV. To mount the mount to the wall yes you will need a drill. After that find someone with small hands to tighten the screws to prevent the TV from falling off the mount.
1762946
most wall mounts have a universal type design. the mounting holes are about 10 to 12 inches wide and 4 to 6 inches tall. generally youll want to find a mount that will support your overall size tv. for this tv a 28 to 36 inch mount should be perfect. hope this helps.
1508933
I used this wall mount.http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00BPE7YQ8/ref=oh_details_o07_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1
790757
the television does not come with a wall mount but they have one you can buy for it, says to mount your TV to the wall purchase a vesa wall mount VESA 400x200, M6 screws.
958614
There are places to screw into the back of any TV to mount it either on the wall or on the pole that comes with the tv stand. I didn't use this feature. My tv just sits on the stand.
2154445
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