What is the height between the rows of mounting holes? There are existing holes in the wall where a wall mounted tv was before, but the mount is gone and I don't know what model it was. Trying to find one that will line up with the existing holes. Thanks
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My TV is too big and I could not get my hands far enough under it to measure this. I am unable to find the manual either. It came with paper template. I would recommend calling the manufacturer directly.
705313
It's been several months since I mounted my TV to my bedroom ceiling and can't remember the with of the mounting holes, but that sound about right. I was amazed how well it worked. Good Luck.
219635
Currently looking at it, and there is no slots on the back for a wall mount; it just has a stand. I think it's too small to be considered for wall-mount capability (plus it's a monitor [I think tvs are more commonly given priority]).
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Marc...I have a 42" on my mount, 6.75" flat against wall out to 22" (measured at the bottom)
1791040
First of all, I removed the base from the TV. I can't remember if the holes for the base are the same ones used for the mounting bracket. Other than that, the bottom 2 holes should be located 5" and 8" from the right side of the TV when looking at the back of the TV. I took the measurement from the "inset" where the phono jacks are located NOT the right side of the TV itself. The holes are located about 1 1/2" up from the bottom where all the cables go into the TV. Maybe the company has decided to plug the holes so they are not easily seen. If you don't see any holes, maybe it is a manufacturing defect. We really like the TV and would not hesitate to buy it again. Write again if you have any more questions. First of all, I removed the base from the TV. I can't remember if the holes for the base are the same ones used for the mounting bracket. Other than that, the bottom 2 holes should be located 5" and 8" from the right side of the TV when looking at the back of the TV. I took the measurement from the "inset" where the phono jacks are located NOT the right side of the TV itself. The holes are located about 1 1/2" up from the bottom where all the cables go into the TV. Maybe the company has decided to plug the holes so they are not easily seen. If you don't see any... » Read More First of all, I removed the base from the TV. I can't remember if the holes for the base are the same ones used for the mounting bracket. Other than that, the bottom 2 holes should be located 5" and 8" from the right side of the TV when looking at the back of the TV. I took the measurement from the "inset" where the phono jacks are located NOT the right side of the TV itself. The holes are located about 1 1/2" up from the bottom where all the cables go into the TV. Maybe the company has decided to plug the holes so they are not easily seen. If you don't see any holes, maybe it is a manufacturing defect. We really like the TV and would not hesitate to buy it again. Write again if you have any more questions. « Show Less
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That is a novel solution. I can't say for certain it will work as the hole spacing (for various mount configurations) may not be symetrical about each axis. The mount is supposed to conform to a standard (which I have forgotten) but that should be available on-line. If they hole layout is symmetrical and it lines up with your TV you have a solution. If not if you have someone who can make a plywood plate that would fit between the mount face plate (as they supply 1/4 spacers for this purpose in the hardware kit) and your TV you may still have a solution. You will however lose the screen till variability. Good Luck!!!! That is a novel solution. I can't say for certain it will work as the hole spacing (for various mount configurations) may not be symetrical about each axis. The mount is supposed to conform to a standard (which I have forgotten) but that should be available on-line. If they hole layout is symmetrical and it lines up with your TV you have a solution. If not if you have someone who can make a plywood plate that would fit between the mount face plate (as they supply 1/4 spacers for this purpose in the hardware kit) and your TV you may still have a solution. You will however lose the screen... » Read More That is a novel solution. I can't say for certain it will work as the hole spacing (for various mount configurations) may not be symetrical about each axis. The mount is supposed to conform to a standard (which I have forgotten) but that should be available on-line. If they hole layout is symmetrical and it lines up with your TV you have a solution. If not if you have someone who can make a plywood plate that would fit between the mount face plate (as they supply 1/4 spacers for this purpose in the hardware kit) and your TV you may still have a solution. You will however lose the screen till variability. Good Luck!!!! « Show Less
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When TV is mounted, the height is adjustable about 8" and I've mounted 65" TV on this unit. I've mounted as high as I can and that setup leaves the bottom of the TV about 6" taller than having TV sit on most TV rack which is needed for my center channel speaker. You can drill this unit to the wall stud or attached to TV stand but I've wedged the unit underneath the TV stand as I have enough electronics inside the rack to prevent from tipping over. It is designed to be used with TV rack rather than standalone unit anchored to the wall.
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I looked at this exact model at Circuit City with the intention of buying from Amazon. Glad I did--it has no holes for wall mounting. You would think Amazon would clarify this instead of getting them back from disappointed customers. It seems inconsistent in the specs for different models if they inc information on the wall mounting capability. Some list it and the equip has it and some don't list and the equipment actually has it. So if one doesn't have it listed you still think it might. I don't think Ive ever seen one except for this model that does not have the mounting holes.
120376
Yeah, I waited for months and finally pulled the trigger when it was that low. It's back up to 2350.00 now. On the last post I meant to say it jumped from 2144.99 to 2299.99 not 2999.99. I didn't mount it but I have it on my dvd/boxset cabinet and thanks to its wide base and it being fairly light (especially for the size) it works well. There are tons of wall mounts out there but most just say fits any LCD 32"-50" or something like that. I have never mounted a tv so I wouldn't be able to help you but just google it and you should find recommendations.
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some LED up to 55" with VESA 400X400 400x300 400x200 300X300 200X ------- this is what you want to look for in your instruction from you TV. it will tell what to look for when you want to use a wall mount. my instructions said look for mounts that holds this particular size. mine said to look for versa 400x200 and it works perfectly I love it!
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Check out http://www.aimedia.co/media/line-drawings/TVBU505.pdf. The vertical distance between the holes is ~5.75 inches. The outer 2 holes are about 2 inches apart and the inner two are about 1.75 inches apart. Should be close enough for what you need to install. One set of screws rotates the lever that secures the device behind the drywall.
507843
It does not come with a wall mount kit and I don't see the standard holes for a TV mount kit. There is a square mount with four screws that secures it to the base, not sure if this has a wall mount option.
1278110
Take a look at the dimensional sketch showing the minimum height required between the mounting holes & the top of the tv. Depending on the position of the mounting holes in relation to the bracket, there may be a little distance between the top of the TV & the underside of the cabinet. The holes are also slotted to allow for some vertical adjustment.
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Yes, I just mounted that TV on that wall mount. However, the bolts provided with the mount are too short to engage the recessed threads on the back of the TV. I bought four bolts at Cardinal Tru-Value that were still metric but were 5 mm longer. It works great! I don't understand why Samsung recesses the threads so deep in the hole. If the threads came out to the surface the supplied bolts would work fine. Be sure not to use a bolt that's too long - you could always use washers to make it work.
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I not sure what you mean ? My TVs have (2) Mounting holes 15.8" apart (Horz.) and 15.8" apart (Vert) The bracket you sent have holes 8" by 8" Horz. & Vert. Please help
1191971
Hi. I recently purchased this TV -- the 40" and needed an articulating wall mount because I wanted to put this TV in the corner of my bedroom. First, I ordered the Peerless PA740 Articulating Wall Mount for 22" to 40" Displays (Black). It says it fits a 200x200, but it didn't fit this TV. So, I sent it back. Then, desperate because the TV installer was at my house already, I ran over to Costco and bought one they had from "Simplicity" for $159 (after going to Fry's and Best Buy -- the only mounts which fit this TV according to them were well over $300). The Costco mount was awful. It had poles that went horizontally across the back and stuck out (such a shame because this is such a pretty streamlined TV!). Plus the piece which attached to the wall was huge and unattractive. The installer installed it with the Costco mount but I was so unhappy, I started searching for a better one. I found one on ebay. The piece which attaches to the wall has just two screws and the mount piece which attaches to the TV fits great (and is very unobtrusive). The seller even specifically says this mount fits this exact Samsung model (the UN40B6000). It was just $79.95 and I'm pretty sure the seller has more for sale on ebay (plus free shipping and I bought it using bing and got cashback). Just had my installer come back this morning and put it up and it works great! Love it! Here's the listing on ebay: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=380208466202&ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT. If that link doesn't work, search for articulating wall mounts for Samsung LED TV on ebay and the seller is "allmounts." Hope this helps!
1284735
Yes you could put the screws in the last holes and that would be 24 inches. I have mine at 16 because that is where my studs were! Most houses the studs are 16 on center, I've not heard of any being 24 on center, what I would do is use two 2x6s and run them across the 24 in gap and go from there! The only thing with that is your TV would be 1 5/8 inches farther out than just the plain mount!