i have a 37" Aquos. The space between the screws on the back of the tv for the mount brackets is 8". Will my Aquos be able to fit?
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Yes. Because you screw on two individual rack hooks onto the back of your tv, and then you just hang your TV on the top most bar of the stand. Just make sure you put the bar on with the studs facing up so your TV can't slide off. I have a 65 inch vizio and this stand has been perfect for it.
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I agree with Mel W. We keep meaning to mount our 60" but, it fits with room on either side of it when it is just sitting on top. It would depend on the type of mounting pattern you have on your tv.
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Is should fit. If necessary you can use the 4 extensions that come with the bracket, they adjust to almost any configurationn (it's shown attached in the picture). On my 47" vizio I needed it, on another model It was not necessary. The bracket is very versatile you should have no problem. I've used 3 of them all without any problem
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the screw holes are pretty much at the ends of the 36" I dont think you would fit the brackets outside of those screw holes
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I don't know. Sorry. Matched it to older Aquos TV model number. No VESA number to match. TV looks great on wall but it is difficult to access ports in back.
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The TV itself is 37" wide but the base is only 17". It will fit your stand of you don't mode the TV overhanging each side by about 4".
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Amazon doesn't show it, but a web search for me turned up that the TV is 300x300 VESA compliant. It's really light (41lbs according to Amazon), and that bracket is weighted well for that. I'd go with a yes...with a slight caveat. Many of the plugs are on the back, facing backwards (as opposed to sideways). It's not designed to mount completely flush, unless the only devices you plug in fit on the sideways options. I'd check out pictures online of the ports before making a decision.
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I'm not sure how far the screws go in. The TV does not sag. This wall mount has worked well for several years.
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Our TV is a 32 in. I took a quick look at the mount, 47 in. might be pushing it. It doesn't necessarily depend on the TV size as much as the distance between the slots on the back of the TV. Read the specs in your owners manual to find out what you need. For example, our TV requires a minimum of 420mm horizontally and 200mm vertically. That was the problem I kept running into with the smaller mounting kits.
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I am not sure. I am using it with a 55" TV. To be safe I would look for a model that indicates it is for 37" TVs.
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I have this wall mount with my sharp 60 inch tvThere is little difference with wall mounting brackets. The question is will the braces attach to the back of the tv. It does not matter the exact model of a 60 inch tv, they all fit the same brackets.
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The mounting holes /w threads on the back of your TV are an industry standard. The rack will fit many of the standard mounts for larger TVs. Compare your TV owners manual to Bracket specifications.
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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.
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The wall bracket is about 28 Inches...I ordered this one to fit a TV with 24 Inch mount holes on the back.
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The mounts meet a variety of screw patterns and the LG will use one of the approved patterns - I have no doubt it will fit. This was the easiest mount I've used yet but make sure you hit the studs in the wall you're mounting it too. I wouldn't feel comfortable using the drywall mounts with the weight of this mount and the TV combined.
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I'm using it with a 30 in Sony. This stand will accommodate a much larger tv than I have.
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I'm not sure of that exact fit. You need to know the VESA size of the mounting holes on the back of the TV, like 400 by 400, which means is 400mm by 400mm. Then the weight of the TV. The part of the mount that attaches to the TV has dozens of different holes which allows for a lot of positioning variations. My TV is 60" Samsung and there is zero sag. Like I said, I did need to hacksaw off one section of the bracket to get around the AC power cord on the TV. This mount is beefy. I just hooked up my surround system yesterday and was moving the TV around lot with no issues at all. The cable management also worked just fine. I'm not sure of that exact fit. You need to know the VESA size of the mounting holes on the back of the TV, like 400 by 400, which means is 400mm by 400mm. Then the weight of the TV. The part of the mount that attaches to the TV has dozens of different holes which allows for a lot of positioning variations. My TV is 60" Samsung and there is zero sag. Like I said, I did need to hacksaw off one section of the bracket to get around the AC power cord on the TV. This mount is beefy. I just hooked up my surround system yesterday and was moving the TV around lot with no issues at all. The... » Read More I'm not sure of that exact fit. You need to know the VESA size of the mounting holes on the back of the TV, like 400 by 400, which means is 400mm by 400mm. Then the weight of the TV. The part of the mount that attaches to the TV has dozens of different holes which allows for a lot of positioning variations. My TV is 60" Samsung and there is zero sag. Like I said, I did need to hacksaw off one section of the bracket to get around the AC power cord on the TV. This mount is beefy. I just hooked up my surround system yesterday and was moving the TV around lot with no issues at all. The cable management also worked just fine. « Show Less