Does the hardware work for a Samsung 32' LED TV?
506499
Yes it does. That is the size and brand tv that I mounted and all the necessary hardware was included.
506500
Yes. It should work with pretty much any tv. It's a nice sturdy unit. Be sure to mount it into a stud though.
1465482
I'm not sure, I'm sorry. My dad put it up and hung the tv which is 32". I will ask and write back.
626751
Just make sure the mounting holes are 4" apart on the back of the tv. most 32's I've seen has 4" holes just make sure. If they are further apart then 4" you will have to purchase an adaptor plate
548128
just make sure that you have the proper connections on the back of your US Samsung LED TV
927939
i wouldnt even try it... do your research samsung was THE MOST incompatible manufacturer with this solution, plus do you really want to trust your 75 INCH LED to a subpar mounting system? Go with a traditional slimline mount. good luck! UNless you go with this, then tsk tsk you didnt listen....
621620
Yes a 32" will work and the bracket mounts behind the tv so you won't see the bracket
1650194
The kit came with an assortment of metric screws that should work for most if not all TV's. I used lag bolts to mount the bracket to the 2x4 studs. It's holding up an 80" TV.
354453
I tried it on a 19" LED Samsung and it didn't do so good ,the TV would not hang correctly (80degrees instead of 90 when it was hanging down. it was like it was trying to go back up I wouldn.t recommend it. I ended up at Best Buy and paid more but it works a lot better
645234
I measured back mount that holds the tv and a 32" TV would fit but you would see the knobs from the mount on the side. A 42" or larger TV is best.
521971
I am not familar with that model tv,but I did mount a Samsung 55" 3D Led and a Sony 60" led with no problem at all.The mount is one of the most heavy duty I have seen in this price range.It will hold up to 150 lb tv with the stardard mounting holes.They are adjustable to meet VESA specs.I hope this helps.
2089687
I can't tell from the description whether or not the TV has mounting holes on the back. It probably does, but...As far as I know, all major manufacturers use the VESA mounting standard, which has tapped holes on either 75 or 100 millimeter spacing. I've had 4 LED TVs and all were compliant.The best I can offer is to suggest that you call Samsung and ask them is it has VESA-compliant mounting holes.
1412598
It should work perfectly for sure. Mine is 50 inch Samsung and it works fine
1759145
I don't know. I haven't received mine yet. I ordered a longer one for a 40" Samsung Smart TV and all of the research that I did said that as long as the ends matched the original one that it would work.
558098
I had no problems mounting my in-laws tv (SAMSUNG 51") to it and the wall. Seems fairly sturdy but I would recomend the lighter LED TV. I don't know the exact model of their TV....sorry
1064489
LED TVs are "LCD" TVs. The LED part simply referees to the type of light source used to light up the TV. These mounts will absolutely work with your television. You simply need to ensure the size of the VESA mounting pattern is supported by any mount you choose. You can typically find the information about your TV's mounting patteren in your owners manual in the specifications section. :)
189687
Yes it should, now I will tell you that if the back of you flatscreen is flat and not rounded the better it will work. The mount comes with spacers for screens that are curved on the back but it just makes me nervous. My TV is a 55in plasma and it has handled the weight of it really well, your LED should be fine. Just make sure when securing the mount to the wall to get it into studs.
2229076
It"should" work, depends on the mount method to wall or stand - TV screens are much lighter in weight in recent years. Many specs are stated for TVs a few years ago, nearly 1.5 - 2 X todays weight. Several screw length options are included - I used this for a 2014 era 32" no problem at all - in fact seemed an overkill once installed -