What tools do I need to mount this with a 49inch tv ?
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You need a screwdriver and pliers or crescent wrench to assemble unit. Attaching to TV is pretty simple with a screwdriver. Attaching to wall depends on what material wall is: probably some kind of drill, wrench or small socket to screw bolts into wall studs. Masonry wall requires electric drill and proper size bit.
1385872
a cordless drill, a drill bit and a socket atachment for driving the lag nuts
1385873
Socket the size of lag bolt...impact drill..level...stud finder...phillips head screw driver
1078721
This wall mount will work with your TV, as long as the bolt hole locations behind the TV are up to 30.3" apart horizontally and up to 18.5" vertically
2270487
my tv is 50" diagonal. I would think so. The long vertical pieces measure 19" the width of the big metal part is about 28.5". so all this should be well hidden behind your tv. The bracket fit my tv fine, no problems. I would also guess the brackets are made to a standard. Everything is pretty adjustable. I recommend you make sure to hit some solid wood up in the ceiling when you mount it.
2217300
Yes, a mount that will fit a 40" tv will work. Myself, I used a articulating mount which works great in it's location.
604243
Yes you can. I think ours was 48". The trick was getting the tv to fit on the mount for it.
55914
Any Wall mounting kit will come with all the screws you need, you cant mount a TV to the wall without a one.
1823509
Yes, this unit should work. The unit comes with a variety of bolts -- different diameters and different lengths. Note the two vertical brackets in the picture. Mount those to the TV first, then hang on the horizontal plate. One hint -- the three hinges were very tight so I sprayed them with WD-40 and flexed them dozens of times to loosen them up.
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.
2086347
You need an Allen wrench to move the two nuts that adjust the height. It is not quick or easy as you have to deal with the weight of the tv. Otherwise it is a sturdy useful product that has come in very handy.
1114292
My husband mounted the TV with a separate mounting kit. It's not a 50" but it is centered. He said that YES you do have to center the mounting kit and drill through the heavy wood back panel. It's designed for this. Hope this helps.
2033359
You can use any mount that attaches to the back of the tv. The enclosure sandwiches between the tv and the mount.
410323
I would suggest having someone else mount your tv if you cant figure this out! Look at the picture.the arm with the verticle bars (||) mounts to t.v the other arm mounts to the wall.youll probably have to go to your hardware store and buy a few nuts and bolts and washers though. I had too with mine.pkg didnt include what i neede.once you mount it though you will be extreemly happy with it. Even have jealous neighbors!
461007
I have a 50" tv and it looks like theres about 2" I could move it left or right.
668483
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.
1094040
My TV is 46" and I use the screws that were include in the wall mount and have no problem with it. It has been over six months with no problems.
1682162
I have this mount directly to drywall with very good anchors from home depot. DO NOT use the simple compression anchors. Get the WingIts World's Strongest Fastener. You wont regret it. I have a 32 inch tv and a cable box. Sorry, dont not use the second shelf.
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The two vertical mounting brackets you see in the picture slide back and forth independently on the rail there so they will accommodate any size, from about 18" to 36". I mounted the bracket on the wall first, then removed the two vertical supports that connect to the TV. You attach those directly to the back of the TV with the supplied screws (they give you tons of screws for every size TV) Once the vertical mounts are attached to your TV, you simply lift it up and put it on the bracket on the mount, and tighten it down. The main bracket mounting took about 10 minutes, and attaching the TV and putting it up took about 3 minutes. Super simple. Good luck! The two vertical mounting brackets you see in the picture slide back and forth independently on the rail there so they will accommodate any size, from about 18" to 36". I mounted the bracket on the wall first, then removed the two vertical supports that connect to the TV. You attach those directly to the back of the TV with the supplied screws (they give you tons of screws for every size TV) Once the vertical mounts are attached to your TV, you simply lift it up and put it on the bracket on the mount, and tighten it down. The main bracket mounting took about 10 minutes, and... » Read More The two vertical mounting brackets you see in the picture slide back and forth independently on the rail there so they will accommodate any size, from about 18" to 36". I mounted the bracket on the wall first, then removed the two vertical supports that connect to the TV. You attach those directly to the back of the TV with the supplied screws (they give you tons of screws for every size TV) Once the vertical mounts are attached to your TV, you simply lift it up and put it on the bracket on the mount, and tighten it down. The main bracket mounting took about 10 minutes, and attaching the TV and putting it up took about 3 minutes. Super simple. Good luck! « Show Less