What kind of hinge mount are you using and how high from the floor to the top and bottom of bracket? I am installing wall studs to mount the tv.
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I ordered the F9000 65in twice and both were damaged in route by two different carriers, so I never even received them but was refunded instead. I also did not received a UN8500 55in tv for the same reason. I might just have to buy a future tv in a store, I guess. Now, I think that I will just wait for a 75in Samsung Ultra-Dev coming out in April 2014 but will wait until the price comes down. Sorry I cannot answer your particular question.
1431738
I had a professional come and install in my absence, he had to cut a box behind the TV in the wall for $K converter and he fixed it with a mount he suggested, also I had a sound bar installed just below the screen.I wish I had run an Ethernet wire from my router, even though I mage to trouble shoot wireless connection by using the Media part the WIFI spectrum at 5K htz.
1431739
I had a professional come and install in my absence, he had to cut a box behind the TV in the wall for $K converter and he fixed it with a mount he suggested, also I had a sound bar installed just below the screen. I wish I had run an Ethernet wire from my router, even though I mage to trouble shoot wireless connection by using the Media part the WIFI spectrum at 5K htz.
2123943
I would definitely hit two studs.. One is easier but if you hit two you know your tv mount should never fall and you'll be able to use the swivel more confidently.. Standard stud spacing is 16" on center.
1064990
I think I would try drilling another hole in mounting plate. Three lag screws would probably hold, if your TV isn't to heavy
72018
The mounting bracket is not adjustable. However you can set the TV position by choosing the appropriate screw holes on the bracket. The top of the bracket is about 65" from the floor.
769601
I used the wall mount option and it works great for me. The system was easy to install and adjust. I'm very satisfied with my system. One thing to consider in bracket placement is structural support. The wall studs will normally give you better support.
4833
They recommend brackets by SanuD or OmniMount. Two threaded holes in back and one on the bottom. Good luck!
1078723
I mounted Our 55" Samsung (no problem) and from working with the brackets that came, for mounting to TV, it seems they have all the bases covered. There is only a few different "bolt patterns" for flat screens. Mine is mounted to a brick wall, with the inserts they sent in the box, and it seems very secure, both to the wall and the TV. The brackets are very adjustable and We got just the right angle, horizontal and vertical, for Us to watch while sitting on the sofa, loveseat and recliner. I wish I had mounted it a little higher, maybe 56" instead of 48" to the center, the lower 1/3 of the screen is sometimes blocked by heads, when the Kids are setting on the floor. Hope I helped, Jay I mounted Our 55" Samsung (no problem) and from working with the brackets that came, for mounting to TV, it seems they have all the bases covered. There is only a few different "bolt patterns" for flat screens. Mine is mounted to a brick wall, with the inserts they sent in the box, and it seems very secure, both to the wall and the TV. The brackets are very adjustable and We got just the right angle, horizontal and vertical, for Us to watch while sitting on the sofa, loveseat and recliner. I wish I had mounted it a little higher, maybe 56" instead of 48" to the... » Read More I mounted Our 55" Samsung (no problem) and from working with the brackets that came, for mounting to TV, it seems they have all the bases covered. There is only a few different "bolt patterns" for flat screens. Mine is mounted to a brick wall, with the inserts they sent in the box, and it seems very secure, both to the wall and the TV. The brackets are very adjustable and We got just the right angle, horizontal and vertical, for Us to watch while sitting on the sofa, loveseat and recliner. I wish I had mounted it a little higher, maybe 56" instead of 48" to the center, the lower 1/3 of the screen is sometimes blocked by heads, when the Kids are setting on the floor. Hope I helped, Jay « Show Less
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You bought a 60" television. The bracket supports up to a 55" TV; I wouldn't trust it even if the hole pattern was within the limits.
1876259
I'm not sure how far the screws go in. The TV does not sag. This wall mount has worked well for several years.
1705196
About 7 inches. Suggestion: once you find the studs screw in one side of the top of the mount, level and do the other side. Then you can secure the bottom of the mount. Hope this helps.
2111761
May have to open up the wall and use heavy nut and bolt - as to bolt the mount to the steel wall studs. I had wood studs and drilled pilot holes to screw in the large lag bolts, put in four for the mounting plate - my TV is a 60" and weighs 75 Lbs...this bracket extends out like...20" that is a lot of weight on the wall...mine went up perfect and I really like the bracket and it can be turned in many directions - overall I wanted the the bracket to be absolutely affixed to the wall - to prevent the TV from pulling everything out of the wall and onto the floor....
166443
The TV is VESA compliant so I very much suspect you will not have an issue. Mine is flush to the wall with a pretty standard thin bracket.
544003
I have the same bracket... I can't see a way to cut it down... I have a 32 inch TV and part of the bracket actually sticks out one side... I thought I might paint it when I do some clean up painting this winter... you may come up with something better
1398994
I'm dealing with the same situation except my Apt has drywall and metal studs over concrete. My neighbor had his HEAVY 65" Plasma hung by "Geek Squad" at Best Buy for $400 plus cost of mount. I'm too afraid to hang mine by myself so unfortunately I'm going to have to bite the bullet pay the $400 :) Good Luck 2 U !! Our 75" Samsung's rock !!!
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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.
830366
I have the same brackets & speakers. I fabricated a 2" x about 5" x 1/8" steel plate with drilled holes to bolt to the bracket and 2 bolts as hangers for the speaker's keyhole mounts. Works.
2014576
Your tv may be too small for this application. You are capable of adjusting the brackets higher by using the lowest holes on the brackets to attach to your bottom mounting holes on your tv. If the brackets sticks up at the top, then your tv is definitely too small.