The following information can help you determine what kind of mount you should get based on the size of your TV. TV brackets are easy to install and are made from lightweight metal making them easy to mount on the wall. The best part is that the wall mount you purchase comes with all of the screws, spacers, and washers that you need to install it. Most Samsung TVs can be mounted onto a wall for more space and a better view, keeping them out of reach of children or pets.

If you don't attach the mount to a stud, you can use drywall anchors (toggle bolts), but you need to make sure the wall can hold the weight of the TV. All other brands, products and services, and their respective trademarks, names and logos, are the property of their respective owners.Hum, in my case there is a bit of depth between the bracket arm and fixing point, those 3 mm I mentioned before. Europe's busiest forums, with independent news and expert reviews, for TVs, Home Cinema, Hi-Fi, Movies, Gaming, Tech and more.

inches, which is enough to ventilate the TV without making its profile the center of attention in a small room. BTW, does it really have to be plastic spacers, or can it be a bolt for example, or 3-4 washers in each fixing? And since most of the surface contact between bracket arm and TV is flat, I would think it should be fine. If the fixing holes are recessed then you need to use the spacers to prevent pulling the fixing out of the TV.Choosing whether to mount the TV or leave it on its stand is going to depend on the room and personal preference. The casing on the back of this TV is made of metal, and although the part where the screws screw in has a small circle shaped recession (of about 30 mm diameter, 3mm depth), most of the rest of the casing at the back is flat, at least the part where bracket arm comes in contact with.

If the long screws supplied are too long and the short screws are too short you can use the spacers to tweak the long screw length to suit your TV. Yeah, I took your advice and remounted the TV, with 5mm nuts instead of spacers (5mm is enough space for the TV casing recession). If you follow this discussion on how to use spacers on TV mounts, you won’t have the slightest difficulty working with any monitor. Depending on the size of your TV, the default height of 42 inches may not allow enough space for a table or cabinet.In most cases, this won't be a problem, but depending on the house, you may find that the space between studs makes it difficult to mount a TV. Thus they need something to cover the gap between their angled surface and leveled surface of the wall. Of course, many hands make light work, so having a friend to assist you will really make mounting your TV a breeze. Some of our partners may process your data as a part of their legitimate business interest without asking for consent. The 2021 Frame TV includes a wall mount with two brackets that need to be attached to the wall at a specific distance depending on the screen size.