Monoprice Above Fireplace Pull-Down Full-Motion Articulating TV Wall Mount Bracket - For TVs 40in to 63in, Max Weight 70.5lbs, VESA Patterns Up to 600x400, Rotating , Height Adjustable
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OK I feel like a little bit of an idiot here, but we have our mount installed with the tv but we can't figure out how to lock the mount in the lower position once we pull it down. help!?
A shopper
on Mar 12, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Page 15 of the manual shows you how to adjust the spring weight. There is no "locked" position. you need to set the spring so it is comfortable to move up and down and will stay in what ever position you want.
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- Dave L Staff on Mar 12, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Page 15 of the manual shows you how to adjust the spring weight. There is no "locked" position. you need to set the spring so it is comfortable to move up and down and will stay in what ever position you want.
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- Dave L Staff on Mar 12, 2019
you can adjust the attachment site of the gas pistons to provide more/less force pushing the tv back up. pull your tv all the way down, and you can see where the gas pistons attach to a large bolt in the frame attached to the wall. loosen the nuts on top, and then adjust the bolt from the bottom with the big ass allen wrench provided. This will move the attachment site up or down. There's a guide/guestimate on the side for proper height vs TV weight. Adjust, retighten nuts on top, tv should be very easy effort to move up or down.
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- D J on Mar 21, 2019
- Purchased on Aug 25, 2018
all you should have to do is adjust the tension on the springs or screws that control that. they are on the back side and there are instructions on how to do that in the assembly instructions. I think it just takes a flat bladed screwdriver, but don't quote me on that. There's one on each on. Once you get it set right you don't have to worry about it. since we almost never use our fireplace, I just have mine pulled down and I leave it down. It stays in place just fine.
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- Charles P on Mar 12, 2019
- Purchased on Aug 24, 2018
Here’s what I discovered after I installed this item. It’s like the mount was designed for TVs that are much heavier than current units in production. I purchased a 10-pound weight, and used some 100–pound zip ties to attach it (hidden) to the back of the mount. It’s just enough to keep the tv in the down position. There is no lock, other than gravity.
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- Lafayette H on Mar 12, 2019
- Purchased on Mar 26, 2018
It doesn't actually "lock" in any position. The goal is to adjust the hydraulic actuator so that it isn't hard to move the TV up or down, and so that it will stay wherever you leave it. Try playing with the adjustment per the instructions, it takes a little time to find the sweet spot. Hope that helps.
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- Scott H on Mar 12, 2019
- Purchased on Apr 29, 2018
It doesn't "lock". Adjust the hydraulics to "weaken" so the TV's weight holds it down. There's a main Allen wrench screw in the middle of the part that attaches to the wall. You adjust the strength to manage different weight TVs.
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- Marc L on Mar 12, 2019
- Purchased on Aug 15, 2018
Does it spring back up when its lowered for you? If so do you have a really light TV? It could be that you have to release some tension on the pistons/spring (check the end of the instruction booklet) by turning left to right.
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- Edwin R on Mar 13, 2019
- Purchased on Aug 13, 2018
The mount uses the weight of the TV to keep it down, it does not lock. You likely need to adjust the pressure of the hydraulics to be not so powerful. Adjustment instructions are in the instructions.
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- Richard W on Mar 12, 2019
- Purchased on Aug 11, 2018
Mount should have came with big Allen wrench. You can adjust the tension of the hydraulics by tightening or loosening. Have to find sweet spot for it to stay in any position you want.
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- Jacob J on Mar 13, 2019
- Purchased on Mar 27, 2018
Ours doesn’t lock, the weight of the TV keeps it down
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- Travis L on Mar 12, 2019
- Purchased on Aug 22, 2018
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Can the TV be pulled and stopped at any position in the middle, or it has to go all the way out / down ?
Weiju C
on Feb 22, 2018
BEST ANSWER: It depends on your TV weight and how you adjust the tension pistons. My TV is very light (42" LED LCD about 18lbs) and I had to lower the tension all the way to get it to stay at the bottom. Even then, it doesn't always stay all the way at the bottom.
The way the gas pistons are designed, it should be possible to position the mount at any height and have it stay there. If you have a position that you prefer, you should be able to adjust the piston tension to hold it in that position. The adjustment wrench for the tension is included with the mount.
The way the gas pistons are designed, it should be possible to position the mount at any height and have it stay there. If you have a position that you prefer, you should be able to adjust the piston tension to hold it in that position. The adjustment wrench for the tension is included with the mount.
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- William S on Feb 22, 2018
- Purchased on Apr 19, 2017
BEST ANSWER: It depends on your TV weight and how you adjust the tension pistons. My TV is very light (42" LED LCD about 18lbs) and I had to lower the tension all the way to get it to stay at the bottom. Even then, it doesn't always stay all the way at the bottom.
The way the gas pistons are designed, it should be possible to position the mount at any height and have it stay there. If you have a position that you prefer, you should be able to adjust the piston tension to hold it in that position. The adjustment wrench for the tension is included with the mount.
The way the gas pistons are designed, it should be possible to position the mount at any height and have it stay there. If you have a position that you prefer, you should be able to adjust the piston tension to hold it in that position. The adjustment wrench for the tension is included with the mount.
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- William S on Feb 22, 2018
- Purchased on Apr 19, 2017
This is what I have - the TV is almost about 90% down but not 100%, when I tried to leave it at anything above 90% it would just slide down. I actually wanted it to be fully up or fully down but the guy that fixed the mount didn't calculate properly, so if I'd get it all the way down then it would hit the fireplace mantle, keep this mind while you fix yours. My TV is 60 inch and is pretty heavy, so I think it depends. You maybe able to put it in one place anywhere and tighten the screw hard enough so it doesn't slide down but I don't know, I didn't need it so didn't try. Hope this helps!
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- Sri Narash on Feb 22, 2018
- Purchased on Apr 20, 2017
Yes. This mount can be stopped in any position. It also has an adjustment for the weight of the display so it doesn't spring up or drift down. The display will appear to float in mid air. We have three at our school with 65" displays on them. Works really well. Teachers have no problem lifting them up to use the white boards they are mounted above.
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- Redvette350 on Feb 22, 2018
- Purchased on Feb 21, 2017
Yes, it can stop whereever you want.
You will need to adjust the pressure setting, otherwise it will want to "creep" back up.
You will need to adjust the pressure setting, otherwise it will want to "creep" back up.
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- MICHAEL R on Feb 22, 2018
- Purchased on Apr 22, 2017
It’s adjustable, so it can be pulled down to a level of your liking. Doesn’t have to go all the way down.
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- Tommy T on Feb 22, 2018
- Purchased on Mar 15, 2017
It can be held in any position in its path of travel if the tension has been adjusted correctly.
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- Nathan K on Feb 22, 2018
- Purchased on May 8, 2017
Tension can be adjusted to stop anywhere, but if your panel is heavy it could drop down.
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- Ratsy on Feb 23, 2018
- Purchased on Apr 19, 2017
You can stop the TV at any position.
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- Bob B on Feb 22, 2018
- Purchased on May 8, 2017
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Will this work with a 300x200 VESA for OLED TV's?
Michael W
on Dec 14, 2016
BEST ANSWER: To determine compatibility with a TV mount to your TV, please determine the VESA mounting pattern on the back of your TV. It is the 4 screw hole square formation on the back and it is usually listed on the TV specs or you can find out by measuring it yourself(measured in millimeters). Our TV mounts range from 50x50mm to 1000x700 and up so please check the TV mount specs for compatibility as well. I hope this helps, thank you!
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- Jericho L Staff on Dec 15, 2016
BEST ANSWER: To determine compatibility with a TV mount to your TV, please determine the VESA mounting pattern on the back of your TV. It is the 4 screw hole square formation on the back and it is usually listed on the TV specs or you can find out by measuring it yourself(measured in millimeters). Our TV mounts range from 50x50mm to 1000x700 and up so please check the TV mount specs for compatibility as well. I hope this helps, thank you!
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- Jericho L Staff on Dec 15, 2016
Michael,
Short answer : Yes
Longer Answer: In the picture there are two vertical bars. Those bars will get attached to the back of your TV, the width can be absolutely any dimension in MM upto the width of the backet that the TV sits on when done. If you look closesly at the picture you will see about 14 holes in a row and then 5 slots in a row. The whole stand has adjustability so it you want your TV with the bracket in the fully or fully down positon to be a little higher or lower, then you can use different holes to attach the bracket on the back of your TV. Even the Pull down handle is adjustable with slots so that you can get the handle exactly where you want it below the TV. If you want more room for clearance then you can have it lower. If you want the handle more hidden then you can raise it up. Hope that makes sense. The TV mount even comes with two different size spacers for the back of your TV. Some TV will have the bracket attachment location indented or further back into the TV body. In that case you would use the longer spaces. The set also comes with two different sizes of screw; one for the short spacers and the other for the long spacers. It also comes with a small magnetic mount to help you get it stright when you mount it. I really liked that. The bracket uses two pistons that can be adjusted for diffent weights of TV's. Ideally you want to spend as little energy as possible raising and lowering the TV if you need to move it. The two pistons allow you to move it easily and will hold it in place. I purchased three of them for three different TV's in our living room. My smallest TV is a 43" LED TV and is so light that even on the lightest setting would not stay down. So I remove one of the pistons to half the amount of max weight that TV mount can hold. It was pretty easy, just remove two screws then unscrew one of the pistons and put back together.
Short answer : Yes
Longer Answer: In the picture there are two vertical bars. Those bars will get attached to the back of your TV, the width can be absolutely any dimension in MM upto the width of the backet that the TV sits on when done. If you look closesly at the picture you will see about 14 holes in a row and then 5 slots in a row. The whole stand has adjustability so it you want your TV with the bracket in the fully or fully down positon to be a little higher or lower, then you can use different holes to attach the bracket on the back of your TV. Even the Pull down handle is adjustable with slots so that you can get the handle exactly where you want it below the TV. If you want more room for clearance then you can have it lower. If you want the handle more hidden then you can raise it up. Hope that makes sense. The TV mount even comes with two different size spacers for the back of your TV. Some TV will have the bracket attachment location indented or further back into the TV body. In that case you would use the longer spaces. The set also comes with two different sizes of screw; one for the short spacers and the other for the long spacers. It also comes with a small magnetic mount to help you get it stright when you mount it. I really liked that. The bracket uses two pistons that can be adjusted for diffent weights of TV's. Ideally you want to spend as little energy as possible raising and lowering the TV if you need to move it. The two pistons allow you to move it easily and will hold it in place. I purchased three of them for three different TV's in our living room. My smallest TV is a 43" LED TV and is so light that even on the lightest setting would not stay down. So I remove one of the pistons to half the amount of max weight that TV mount can hold. It was pretty easy, just remove two screws then unscrew one of the pistons and put back together.
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- Bob C on Dec 18, 2018
- Purchased on Nov 22, 2018
Yes - I am using it with the LG E8 65" OLED with 300x200 and it's great. Be advised that the position of the VESA holes on the tv matters a lot for how this mount works. On the E8 they are very low on the TV so it is held higher than you might expect - the bottom part of the mount is visible below the tv when in the "up" position. The dimensions in the manual don't help very much with figuring this out.
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- Joseph K on Dec 19, 2018
- Purchased on Nov 23, 2018
Yes, I'm using it for exactly that use. Just be aware that because the mount point is so low on the LG oleds the TV will sit very high on this mount.
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- Matthew B on Dec 18, 2018
- Purchased on Nov 26, 2018
I don't see why not. The maxium is 600x400, which your pattern falls into.
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- Timothy H on Dec 18, 2018
- Purchased on Nov 8, 2018
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I want to recess the tv in a wall. Can I remove the handle from the mount?
A shopper
on Apr 1, 2018
BEST ANSWER: After verifying in the manual, that is downloadable from the product page, you will see that the handle is a separate piece that is attached during the mounting process. So no, you do not need to use it.
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- Dave L Staff on Apr 5, 2018
BEST ANSWER: After verifying in the manual, that is downloadable from the product page, you will see that the handle is a separate piece that is attached during the mounting process. So no, you do not need to use it.
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- Dave L Staff on Apr 5, 2018
Physically, you can remove the handle but you would then have to pull and push directly on the tv to retract it downward and upward respectively. The tension spring on this mount would have to be adjusted properly (which is included in the instructions) to minimize the force needed to accomplish this.
More importantly, the depth of this mount and the extension of the fireplace mantle (or whatever ledge may exist) will have to be considered when creating a recessed or flush mount installation.
More importantly, the depth of this mount and the extension of the fireplace mantle (or whatever ledge may exist) will have to be considered when creating a recessed or flush mount installation.
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- TJI1000 on Apr 6, 2018
- Purchased on May 30, 2017
The handle on the bottom is attached during assembly so it can be removed (or not added at all), but it may be very difficult to pull the TV down after installation without the handle.
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- William S on Apr 5, 2018
- Purchased on Apr 19, 2017
You should be able to as there are four screws. That being said you most likely wouldn’t want to as grabbing it from the tv puts strain on the tv instead of the bracket.
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- P R on Apr 6, 2018
- Purchased on Apr 5, 2017
The handle can be unscrewed from the back of the TV mount and not used.
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- Martin P on Apr 5, 2018
- Purchased on May 12, 2017
Yes, the handle is easily removable with just 4 screws.
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- Rob B on Apr 5, 2018
- Purchased on Apr 28, 2017
Yes you can. The handle is attached by 4 screws.
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- Ratsy on Apr 5, 2018
- Purchased on Apr 19, 2017
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can I use drywall anchors?
A shopper
on Jul 24, 2018
BEST ANSWER: No drywall anchors will not work. You will need to use a stud finder to locate studs where you want to place it, then predrill holes and attach with the included lag bolts.
The attachment flanges are wide enough to anchor it to two studs.
The attachment flanges are wide enough to anchor it to two studs.
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- Marcus M on Jul 27, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 28, 2017
BEST ANSWER: No drywall anchors will not work. You will need to use a stud finder to locate studs where you want to place it, then predrill holes and attach with the included lag bolts.
The attachment flanges are wide enough to anchor it to two studs.
The attachment flanges are wide enough to anchor it to two studs.
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- Marcus M on Jul 27, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 28, 2017
I mounted mine on a brick fireplace, but the torque it uses when going up and down would require bolts to be secured in the studs when mounting to drywall. I do not see any drywall anchors being strong enough to secure the mount.
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- Scott M on Jul 24, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 6, 2017
personally I would not trust drywall anchors to hold the weight and deal with the movement.. The unit is sufficiently wide with mounting holes all the way across, you should be able to find & mount to a stud.
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- john c on Jul 24, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 13, 2017
You need to go into something solid, like a stud behind the drywall, or brick, but if its a brick veneer or stone, you need to go into a stud.
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- SETH J on Jul 24, 2018
- Purchased on Sep 10, 2017
I would not, the piston has some pulling power to raise the TV so when you pull it down there would be some major strain on the drywall.
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- Russell F on Jul 24, 2018
- Purchased on Sep 12, 2017
I would not use drywall anchors. Bolt bracket to wall studs.
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- Charlotte H on Jul 25, 2018
- Purchased on Sep 16, 2017
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Can you mount this on a brick wall?
Melvin C
on Aug 3, 2018
BEST ANSWER: I don't see why not. You would have to swap the lag bolts for some fairly heavy tapcon screws. I think my preference would be to tapcon wood mounts to the wall and bolt the TV mount to that. you can calibrate the pistons so you aren't pulling out so much as you pull the TV down, and that would help prevent them from loosening. I have been very happy with my bracket, although it is mounted to a stick frame wall.
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- Neil D on Aug 3, 2018
- Purchased on Nov 27, 2017
BEST ANSWER: I don't see why not. You would have to swap the lag bolts for some fairly heavy tapcon screws. I think my preference would be to tapcon wood mounts to the wall and bolt the TV mount to that. you can calibrate the pistons so you aren't pulling out so much as you pull the TV down, and that would help prevent them from loosening. I have been very happy with my bracket, although it is mounted to a stick frame wall.
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- Neil D on Aug 3, 2018
- Purchased on Nov 27, 2017
It would be possible to mount to a brick wall. I think it even comes with plastic anchors that could be inserted into the brick, but the installer would need a masonry bit and hammer drill to drill the holes needed in the brick wall.
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- Kevin H on Aug 3, 2018
- Purchased on Dec 1, 2017
Yes, or course. You will have to use a hammer drill to drill the holes in the brick - NOT THE MORTAR JOINTS. Use good quality expansion anchors and matching-sized 3/8" lag bolts, also of good quality.
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- Martin P on Aug 3, 2018
- Purchased on Nov 25, 2017
Not with the supplied hardware. I would suggest talking to your local hardware store about options to anchor it to the brick.
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- Doug S on Aug 4, 2018
- Purchased on Nov 23, 2017
Yes it can be mounted on a brick wall. I mounted it on the brick wall for my fireplace.
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- Cameron S on Aug 14, 2018
- Purchased on Nov 23, 2017
Yes, we mounted above a brick fireplace. You’ll need correct drill bit.
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- Travis C on Aug 3, 2018
- Purchased on Nov 22, 2017
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is there a place to mount a center channel speaker? Mine is currently on the fireplace mantel.
A shopper
on Dec 19, 2016
BEST ANSWER: This can be answered with both a Yes and No.
The handle itself is a flat wide metal bracket that bolts to the back of the mount and hangs down. There isnt much room between the bottom of the tv and the handle, so for a traditional install with your tv and handle below, no you cannot use a sound bar or center speaker.
If you decide you don't want to use the handle but want the speaker, you can actually flip the handle upside down (so the grips are behind the tv and aren't visible) and mount your sound bar or center speaker to that, but again, you need to make sure the back of your sound device has some way to mount to it. It's just a flat piece of metal with holes on it after all.
In my case, I wanted the sound bar AND handle, so I fabricated some 6" extensions out of thick metal flat bar so my handle is actually about 9-10" below the bottom of my tv, and in that space I have my sound bar mounted. It looks super clean and can be done, but you have to get a bit creative.
The handle itself is a flat wide metal bracket that bolts to the back of the mount and hangs down. There isnt much room between the bottom of the tv and the handle, so for a traditional install with your tv and handle below, no you cannot use a sound bar or center speaker.
If you decide you don't want to use the handle but want the speaker, you can actually flip the handle upside down (so the grips are behind the tv and aren't visible) and mount your sound bar or center speaker to that, but again, you need to make sure the back of your sound device has some way to mount to it. It's just a flat piece of metal with holes on it after all.
In my case, I wanted the sound bar AND handle, so I fabricated some 6" extensions out of thick metal flat bar so my handle is actually about 9-10" below the bottom of my tv, and in that space I have my sound bar mounted. It looks super clean and can be done, but you have to get a bit creative.
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- New User U on Jan 6, 2017
- Purchased on Nov 23, 2016
I thought I should add a few details to my first post above.
The handle itself gets bolted to the horizontal bar which braces the vertical hanger bars that will bolt to the back of your tv, which you will pick up and hook on the wall mount.
You can choose how high or low to mount your tv on these vertical hanger bars, which essentially shrinks or enlarges the distance between the bottom edge of your tv and the grips of the handle.
Another answer to the question was provided by Brock M. Where he chose to install his tv a bit higher on the hangers and that gave him enough room to install his sound bar between the tv and the grips, whereas in my setup, I left my tv as low as possible (for viewing comfort) so I didn't have much gap (about 4") between the tv and grips. By doing that, my sound bar would NOT fit, so the price I had to pay was to fabricate some flat bar extensions to allow me to extend the handle down further to give me the 9-10" gap I needed to mount the sound bar.
Both setups work great and it can definitely be done with some planning and accurate measuring as you do the install.
The handle itself gets bolted to the horizontal bar which braces the vertical hanger bars that will bolt to the back of your tv, which you will pick up and hook on the wall mount.
You can choose how high or low to mount your tv on these vertical hanger bars, which essentially shrinks or enlarges the distance between the bottom edge of your tv and the grips of the handle.
Another answer to the question was provided by Brock M. Where he chose to install his tv a bit higher on the hangers and that gave him enough room to install his sound bar between the tv and the grips, whereas in my setup, I left my tv as low as possible (for viewing comfort) so I didn't have much gap (about 4") between the tv and grips. By doing that, my sound bar would NOT fit, so the price I had to pay was to fabricate some flat bar extensions to allow me to extend the handle down further to give me the 9-10" gap I needed to mount the sound bar.
Both setups work great and it can definitely be done with some planning and accurate measuring as you do the install.
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- New User U on Jan 7, 2017
BEST ANSWER: This can be answered with both a Yes and No.
The handle itself is a flat wide metal bracket that bolts to the back of the mount and hangs down. There isnt much room between the bottom of the tv and the handle, so for a traditional install with your tv and handle below, no you cannot use a sound bar or center speaker.
If you decide you don't want to use the handle but want the speaker, you can actually flip the handle upside down (so the grips are behind the tv and aren't visible) and mount your sound bar or center speaker to that, but again, you need to make sure the back of your sound device has some way to mount to it. It's just a flat piece of metal with holes on it after all.
In my case, I wanted the sound bar AND handle, so I fabricated some 6" extensions out of thick metal flat bar so my handle is actually about 9-10" below the bottom of my tv, and in that space I have my sound bar mounted. It looks super clean and can be done, but you have to get a bit creative.
The handle itself is a flat wide metal bracket that bolts to the back of the mount and hangs down. There isnt much room between the bottom of the tv and the handle, so for a traditional install with your tv and handle below, no you cannot use a sound bar or center speaker.
If you decide you don't want to use the handle but want the speaker, you can actually flip the handle upside down (so the grips are behind the tv and aren't visible) and mount your sound bar or center speaker to that, but again, you need to make sure the back of your sound device has some way to mount to it. It's just a flat piece of metal with holes on it after all.
In my case, I wanted the sound bar AND handle, so I fabricated some 6" extensions out of thick metal flat bar so my handle is actually about 9-10" below the bottom of my tv, and in that space I have my sound bar mounted. It looks super clean and can be done, but you have to get a bit creative.
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- New User U on Jan 6, 2017
- Purchased on Nov 23, 2016
I thought I should add a few details to my first post above.
The handle itself gets bolted to the horizontal bar which braces the vertical hanger bars that will bolt to the back of your tv, which you will pick up and hook on the wall mount.
You can choose how high or low to mount your tv on these vertical hanger bars, which essentially shrinks or enlarges the distance between the bottom edge of your tv and the grips of the handle.
Another answer to the question was provided by Brock M. Where he chose to install his tv a bit higher on the hangers and that gave him enough room to install his sound bar between the tv and the grips, whereas in my setup, I left my tv as low as possible (for viewing comfort) so I didn't have much gap (about 4") between the tv and grips. By doing that, my sound bar would NOT fit, so the price I had to pay was to fabricate some flat bar extensions to allow me to extend the handle down further to give me the 9-10" gap I needed to mount the sound bar.
Both setups work great and it can definitely be done with some planning and accurate measuring as you do the install.
The handle itself gets bolted to the horizontal bar which braces the vertical hanger bars that will bolt to the back of your tv, which you will pick up and hook on the wall mount.
You can choose how high or low to mount your tv on these vertical hanger bars, which essentially shrinks or enlarges the distance between the bottom edge of your tv and the grips of the handle.
Another answer to the question was provided by Brock M. Where he chose to install his tv a bit higher on the hangers and that gave him enough room to install his sound bar between the tv and the grips, whereas in my setup, I left my tv as low as possible (for viewing comfort) so I didn't have much gap (about 4") between the tv and grips. By doing that, my sound bar would NOT fit, so the price I had to pay was to fabricate some flat bar extensions to allow me to extend the handle down further to give me the 9-10" gap I needed to mount the sound bar.
Both setups work great and it can definitely be done with some planning and accurate measuring as you do the install.
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- New User U on Jan 7, 2017
No there is not, however I purchased a 3rd party mount that would mount about anything. The brackets are bolted to the Mono mount and are surprisingly sturdy. I am sure with some creativity, you could use one to mount a center speaker, as long as you don't go over the weight guidelines. Monoprice may sell these brackets, I did not look.
Also, in order to mount the soundbar, I ended up turning the lift handle around so it was out of the way. It looks cleaner, even though I have to reach behind the set to lift it.
Also, in order to mount the soundbar, I ended up turning the lift handle around so it was out of the way. It looks cleaner, even though I have to reach behind the set to lift it.
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- Jerry M on Dec 19, 2016
- Purchased on Sep 19, 2016
I have a 65" TV which allowed no room between the handle and the TV. I opted to mount the soundbar above the TV on the wall and angle it toward our seating. I find no difference in the sound when it is below the TV versus when it is mounted above. With similar mounts, however, I have used a bracket that attached to the mount and allowed the soundbar to be perched on top of the screen or supported below the TV. The wall mount is far superior in my opinion and definitely more substantial.
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- Jeff H on Jan 11, 2017
- Purchased on Dec 22, 2016
Don't listen to the people saying it can't be done. I mounted mine directly to the handle that is used to pull the tv down and it looks and function amazing. I had planned it so mounted the TV high enough on the mount that there was 6.5 inches below the tv to the handle. Then my 6 inch wide Klipsch Gallery G28 speaker fit perfectly. Everyone that sees it is very impressed with how good it looks.
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- Brock M on Dec 21, 2016
- Purchased on Sep 22, 2016
No, it's not meant to hold a central speaker. Personally, I plan to get a very compact speaker and convert the handle under the TV into a support for the speaker, but it will require some handiwork to create that new platform.
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- Sebastien Q on Dec 19, 2016
- Purchased on Sep 19, 2016
No, there are no way to mount a center channel speaker. I don't think I've seen any pull down TV mounts that will accommodate a speaker.
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- Ronnie L T on Dec 19, 2016
- Purchased on Sep 19, 2016
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We are interested in having this set up with a remote for easy movement ... is that possible and available ?
A shopper
on Jul 28, 2018
First, I want say that i love ours. We use the pull down function daily. It is very easy to pull down and then push back up. I am not sure about a remote since there is not a motor installed.
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- Brian B on Jul 30, 2018
- Purchased on Oct 7, 2017
I'm sure it is possible so find proffessional installer.
The pull and push is light so it's easy to raise and lower with little muscle..
The pull and push is light so it's easy to raise and lower with little muscle..
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- Guest on Jul 30, 2018
- Purchased on Oct 2, 2017
This mount doesn't come with a motor, so it is not possible out of the box. I don't see any other model with motors either. Sorry.
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- Prathiraj C on Jul 30, 2018
- Purchased on Oct 1, 2017
Yes I’m sure with the proper engineering you could mount an electric motor with remote control to it
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- Greg H on Jul 30, 2018
- Purchased on Nov 13, 2017
I doubt It. the unit is designed for manual manipulation. I'm not sure how you would automate it.
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- Spartacus on Jul 30, 2018
- Purchased on Nov 9, 2017
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Would this mount work if the mounting wall above the mantle is slightly angled from outward at the bottom to inward at the top? About 6-7 degrees of slope backward from bottom to top.
Brian C
on Oct 1, 2018
BEST ANSWER: My wall above the mantle also has a slope (juts out about a foot at the mantle to only a few inches at the ceiling) and this mount worked great, I adjusted it so I use the mount’s tilt forward to counteract the wall slope.
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- Happily Sprawle on Oct 1, 2018
- Purchased on Oct 15, 2017
BEST ANSWER: My wall above the mantle also has a slope (juts out about a foot at the mantle to only a few inches at the ceiling) and this mount worked great, I adjusted it so I use the mount’s tilt forward to counteract the wall slope.
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- Happily Sprawle on Oct 1, 2018
- Purchased on Oct 15, 2017
I would say yes. The TV can be angled downward to accommodate the angle when up and adjusted again when pulled down below the mantle. The adjustments can be made by hand without tools and hold position well.
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- Brian M on Oct 1, 2018
- Purchased on Oct 23, 2017
Yes, it will work. Once the mount has been installed and the TV attached to the mount, you are able to make adjustments. 6-7 degrees shouldn’t be an issue.
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- Michael G on Oct 1, 2018
- Purchased on Oct 30, 2017
Like the wall is leaning back a little? It seems to me the mount would work just fine, since it would just articulate downwards the same way.
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- Jason O on Oct 1, 2018
- Purchased on Nov 10, 2017
I would say that the mount can angle down about 8-10 degrees, so that would make it appear flat.
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- James T on Oct 2, 2018
- Purchased on Oct 20, 2017
This is a complicated question. I'm not sure what you're asking. Can you rephrase?
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- Nick P on Oct 1, 2018
- Purchased on Nov 10, 2017
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Will this work with a Vizio 65" P65-F1? VESA is 400x400 and it weighs 54.2 lbs.
A shopper
on Dec 1, 2018
BEST ANSWER: the product description says it will. Download/read the spec sheet on the product, it will tell you the range of VESA pattern it will accommodate and the max weight of the television. I put a 50” on it and I love it. It’s a handsome beast of a mount, and you can adjust the tension of the piston for the weight of the television. I recommend it.
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- Phil W on Dec 1, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 21, 2018
BEST ANSWER: the product description says it will. Download/read the spec sheet on the product, it will tell you the range of VESA pattern it will accommodate and the max weight of the television. I put a 50” on it and I love it. It’s a handsome beast of a mount, and you can adjust the tension of the piston for the weight of the television. I recommend it.
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- Phil W on Dec 1, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 21, 2018
You shouldn’t have a problem. The weight is in the supported range as is VESA. It looks like from the other Q&As, people have had success mounting other 65” Vizios using this mount.
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- pmoynahan on Dec 3, 2018
- Purchased on Jul 8, 2018
I think so, weight adjustment to make it holds ligh or heavy TVs makes it very usefull to any size or weights, great idea and we're enjoying it so much.
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- NASSEF E on Dec 1, 2018
- Purchased on Jul 13, 2018
it should.... it's rated up to 70 lbs. just make sure it's in studs! i had a make a horizontal wall bracket to mount mine.
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- M P on Dec 3, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 5, 2018
I'm sure it would. I just put mine up a few days ago with a 65" TCL Roku TV on it and it works great with it.
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- Keith H on Dec 1, 2018
- Purchased on Jul 15, 2018
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Can you mount a soundbar to the bottom of this? I have a 50inch tv but I have a sound bar resting on the mantel...
James D
on Mar 15, 2017
BEST ANSWER: As you can see, the bottom bar of the mounting square has holes in it. I've not done it, but looking at my (50 inch mounted) TV, I can see how I could add hardware that would enable the mounting of a sound bar below. Would also then skip adding the handle at the bottom. I just reach behind and grab the frame to move the TV.
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- Douglas H on Mar 15, 2017
- Purchased on Jul 25, 2016
BEST ANSWER: As you can see, the bottom bar of the mounting square has holes in it. I've not done it, but looking at my (50 inch mounted) TV, I can see how I could add hardware that would enable the mounting of a sound bar below. Would also then skip adding the handle at the bottom. I just reach behind and grab the frame to move the TV.
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- Douglas H on Mar 15, 2017
- Purchased on Jul 25, 2016
It doesn't appear so, but i bought 2 small brackets and installed the sound bar in 5 minutes. I didn't need to, but I also used double sick tape on top of the sound bar and bottom of my TV, to prevent vibrations and it also helps secure the sound bar.
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- Morky on Mar 19, 2017
- Purchased on Jul 25, 2016
I think you would be very hard pressed to mount a sound bar to the bottom of this. I'm sure there's a way you could jimmy rig it that way, but its certainly not made with that in mind.
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- Adam J on Mar 15, 2017
- Purchased on Jul 20, 2016
I mounted my sound bar, but ould not keep the handle on it. I attached two soundbar mounts that work perfectly. I just recently remounted it again and got it nice and centered.
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- Ayan T on Nov 14, 2019
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I want to put a 70-75 inch tv on this mount if the vesa works will it hold the weight?
A shopper
on Nov 20, 2017
BEST ANSWER: If the TV is under 70 lbs and will fit the VESA you should be OK.
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- Dave L Staff on Oct 19, 2018
BEST ANSWER: If the TV is under 70 lbs and will fit the VESA you should be OK.
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- Dave L Staff on Oct 19, 2018
All depends on your TV. Look up the model and you a should be able to find a weight. Newer 70-75" TVs are usually 50-60lbs. This mount is rated at 70.5 lbs.
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- Narek H on Oct 19, 2018
- Purchased on Feb 9, 2018
We have a 55’ tv on the mount so can’t answer re larger We wanted a mount that more movement options than others offered and for that it’s great
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- carol k on Oct 20, 2018
- Purchased on Jan 22, 2018
I have a 65 inch tv and it works great on it. it is a little hard to adjust but other than that I love mine.
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- Mr. S on Oct 20, 2018
- Purchased on Dec 9, 2017
There are two models. You need the larger one.
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- Peter Shak H on Oct 19, 2018
- Purchased on Jan 2, 2018
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Is there any reason I shouldn't buy the 40-63in pull down mount for a 55lb, 65in TV?
A shopper
on Dec 5, 2018
BEST ANSWER: As long as Weight and Vesa match your display you should be OK. Larger screens may impede your tilt and rotation ability. Structurally you are OK as long as are under weight.
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- Dave L Staff on Dec 7, 2018
BEST ANSWER: As long as Weight and Vesa match your display you should be OK. Larger screens may impede your tilt and rotation ability. Structurally you are OK as long as are under weight.
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- Dave L Staff on Dec 7, 2018
I love this mount. My only complaint is being able to see so much of the bracket when the TV is up in regular position. It’s understandable when the TV is pulled down.
The handle is kind of an eye sore too. It would be great if you could somehow hide the handle.
But honestly, the mount functions well and it moves easily. Overall happy with it.
The handle is kind of an eye sore too. It would be great if you could somehow hide the handle.
But honestly, the mount functions well and it moves easily. Overall happy with it.
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- Cori H on Dec 10, 2018
- Purchased on Sep 10, 2018
The mounting hardware is visible when the TV is pulled down, not a good solution if you want to hide equipment and wires behind the TV in some cases.
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- John S on Dec 7, 2018
- Purchased on Sep 3, 2018
Nope. I havey 65 mounted to it. Works perfectly. I think they error more on the side of caution, more weight limit than size.
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- Matthew B on Dec 16, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 31, 2018
It worked fine with my 65” LG Oled C7
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- David E on Dec 7, 2018
- Purchased on Oct 9, 2018
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What is the distance between the wall and the back of the tv in the full down position, with no mantle in the way?
Clarence R
on Mar 26, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Max extension for this mount is about 20"
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- Dave L Staff on Mar 26, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Max extension for this mount is about 20"
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- Dave L Staff on Mar 26, 2019
20 inches / 508mm. As measured in my installation. Also confirmed in the user manual you can download from the product page or here: https://downloads.monoprice.com/files/manuals/15618_Manual_160418.pdf
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- Rick V on Mar 26, 2019
- Purchased on Jul 5, 2018
From the back of the Mount/TV to the wall is 13 inches... It swings out and down then gets closer to the wall when it gets to 3/4 of the radius of the drop.
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- Timothy Casa De Calvo I on Mar 26, 2019
- Purchased on Jul 7, 2018
About 14 1/2 - 15" at the bottom of my TV, around 18 1/2" at the top. There's a slight downward angle and that's on a 55" slim bezel.
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- Christopher M on Mar 27, 2019
- Purchased on Jul 4, 2018
From the back of the mount/TV
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- Timothy Casa De Calvo I on Mar 26, 2019
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Is there any reason a 65 inch wouldn't work on this guy?
A shopper
on Jun 14, 2019
BEST ANSWER: I've never dealt with such a big screen.as long as the mount on the back fits the 600 by 400 Max of this mount it should work fine. Only other reason it might is if the handles for moving it don't hang down far enough or the monitor weighs too much.
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- Allen J on Jun 15, 2019
- Purchased on Nov 23, 2018
BEST ANSWER: I've never dealt with such a big screen.as long as the mount on the back fits the 600 by 400 Max of this mount it should work fine. Only other reason it might is if the handles for moving it don't hang down far enough or the monitor weighs too much.
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- Allen J on Jun 15, 2019
- Purchased on Nov 23, 2018
I would guess you'd be right. The VESA size should work, you'd just have to adjust for an extra inch or two vertical. Weight shouldn't be a problem if your screen isn't too heavy (e.g. 65 in OLED prob weighs less than 55 in older LCD)
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- Donald G on Jun 16, 2019
- Purchased on Nov 23, 2018
The only reason would be if the weight exceeds the mounts capacity. Newer 65” models are much lighter than previous models.
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- Richard S on Jun 14, 2019
- Purchased on Nov 23, 2018
a 65" TV should work fine as long as its not an older style plasma, it would be the weight that would be an issue.
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- Angus W on Jun 16, 2019
- Purchased on Nov 23, 2018
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What is the depth a mantle can be and still clear for tv to be pulled down?
A shopper
on Nov 24, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Just from seeing the motion of the mount, any mantle between 5" and 10" is ideal, but you can probably still use it with an 11 or 12" mantle but that is definitely maxing it out.
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- New User U on Jan 6, 2017
- Purchased on Nov 23, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Just from seeing the motion of the mount, any mantle between 5" and 10" is ideal, but you can probably still use it with an 11 or 12" mantle but that is definitely maxing it out.
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- New User U on Jan 6, 2017
- Purchased on Nov 23, 2016
I concur with previous answer but subtract thickness of the TV from 12"
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- Venugopal R on Dec 26, 2016
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Does the stand have a bracket for a center speaker mount? It kinda looks like it does from the pic.
Lewis J
on Mar 15, 2017
BEST ANSWER: The stand does not have a mount for a center speaker. It may look that way in the picture, but the longer horizontal bar that you see above the handle is the wall bracket. In the third picture you can see this more clearly. For a center speaker i would recommend the Universal Soundbar Bracket. Hope this helps.
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- Vishal P on Mar 15, 2017
- Purchased on Oct 21, 2016
Monoprice Universal Soundbar Bracket for 23~55in TVs
BEST ANSWER: The stand does not have a mount for a center speaker. It may look that way in the picture, but the longer horizontal bar that you see above the handle is the wall bracket. In the third picture you can see this more clearly. For a center speaker i would recommend the Universal Soundbar Bracket. Hope this helps.
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- Vishal P on Mar 15, 2017
- Purchased on Oct 21, 2016
Monoprice Universal Soundbar Bracket for 23~55in TVs
No, it does not have a mount for a speaker. The bars at the bottom are for you to pull the tv down. You might be able to attach it to the handle or changing where the tv mounts to create space to add the speaker. I left ours on the mantle.
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- New User U on Mar 15, 2017
- Purchased on Oct 21, 2016
To my knowledge, no it does not. The bottom bracket is (supposed to be) a handle.
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- Chris C on Mar 30, 2017
- Purchased on Oct 24, 2016
I wish it did too but it does not.
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- andrew b on Mar 15, 2017
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I know it says its good up to 63" but I have a 65" Sony. Is there any chance this will work? Will it just potentially hit the sides because of the amount of possible swivel or will it actually not attach the the back of the tv?
New User U
on Mar 31, 2017
BEST ANSWER: As long as the Vesa type fits your TV (200 x 200 → 600 x 400) and its under 70lbs it should work. Due to the drop down mechanism it does not swivel. I would think it should work for 65"
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- Gregory N on Mar 31, 2017
- Purchased on Aug 15, 2016
BEST ANSWER: As long as the Vesa type fits your TV (200 x 200 → 600 x 400) and its under 70lbs it should work. Due to the drop down mechanism it does not swivel. I would think it should work for 65"
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- Gregory N on Mar 31, 2017
- Purchased on Aug 15, 2016
There's nothing on the mount for it to hit as it's completely flat, as long as your TV has a standard VESA mount it will fit. This mount can accommodate up to 600 mm (wide) x 400mm (height). I have a 60' Samsung and love it, the gas pistons seem very strong and aren't taxed by the weight of our TV, can't imagine a 65" being an issue.
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- Kevin B on Mar 31, 2017
- Purchased on Sep 19, 2016
Hi, yes it will support a 65" tv, I have a 65" vizio that works great with the mount. Be sure to watch for sales and promo's from monoprice. I highly recommend this mount.
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- Al on Mar 31, 2017
- Purchased on Aug 15, 2016
I have a 65" LG and it is fine. It about the weight, forget the size. I can promise it will be fine as long as you have the correct screw size, which I am sure you do.
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- Jerry M on Mar 31, 2017
- Purchased on Sep 19, 2016
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How many extra inches/feet do you need for your HDMI cables for when you pull the TV away from the wall and down below the mantel?
Michael K
on Dec 7, 2017
Not much, maybe a foot at the most depending where your source input is located at.
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- Ratsy on Dec 7, 2017
- Purchased on Apr 19, 2017
Better have 12 to 18 inches extra for pulling the TV away from wall
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- Rengeshbabu P on Dec 7, 2017
- Purchased on Jan 24, 2017
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I have a 10 inch mantle, direction say to mount it 5 inches above the mantle, is that enough to clear the mantle in the down position?
Kevin M
on Aug 17, 2018
BEST ANSWER: My mantle is 11.5 inches deep and i mounted it 5.5 inches above. My 55" tv clears the mantle with out issues. You may have to adjust the vertical support bars that connect to the television in order to suit your needs. Hope this helps.
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- Shawn C on Aug 17, 2018
- Purchased on Dec 2, 2017
BEST ANSWER: My mantle is 11.5 inches deep and i mounted it 5.5 inches above. My 55" tv clears the mantle with out issues. You may have to adjust the vertical support bars that connect to the television in order to suit your needs. Hope this helps.
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- Shawn C on Aug 17, 2018
- Purchased on Dec 2, 2017
Keep this in mind what you pull down extends and the tv may clear but the pieces that extend out may hit the mantle so you may want to mount a couple more inches higher than five inches for clearance.
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- Ubaldo R on Aug 17, 2018
- Purchased on Dec 20, 2017
Yes, that is enough to clear your 10" mantle.
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- Darwyn R on Aug 18, 2018
- Purchased on Jan 23, 2018
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When retracted how close to the wall does the tv sit? There are multiple answers in this forum, and I would like to know from the manufacturer.
New User U
on Aug 30, 2018
BEST ANSWER: 1.5 to 2 inches off wall
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- Russell F on Aug 30, 2018
- Purchased on Sep 12, 2017
BEST ANSWER: 1.5 to 2 inches off wall
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- Russell F on Aug 30, 2018
- Purchased on Sep 12, 2017
Not a manufacturer but I have one mounted I use out side. When fully retracted and pulled down it sets about 15” from the wall.
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- Ken W on Sep 3, 2018
- Purchased on Sep 12, 2017
From the face of my 65" vizio TV to the wall, I measure about 10". Very pleased with bracket.
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- Charlotte H on Sep 5, 2018
- Purchased on Sep 16, 2017
my tv screen is 8 inches from the wall when retrated.
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- Brian B on Aug 30, 2018
- Purchased on Oct 7, 2017
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Does the tv pivot or rotate and if so to what degree?
A shopper
on Dec 30, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Product description show you that it will swivel ±18°, rotate ±6°, and tilt ±15°.
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- Dave L Staff on Jan 2, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Product description show you that it will swivel ±18°, rotate ±6°, and tilt ±15°.
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- Dave L Staff on Jan 2, 2019
The TV will pivot viewing angle from side to side. Specs on web page say + or - 18 degrees. Let me just say that this mount is fully adjustable. I found during installation to put the pull down handle on last. Hope this helps.
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- Steven E. P on Jan 2, 2019
- Purchased on Feb 24, 2018
it pivots, about 20-25 deg. left and right from the center position
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- Lester H on Jan 2, 2019
- Purchased on Jan 28, 2018
Yes it does, I would say about 20 -40 degree angle.
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- JAMIKE U on Jan 2, 2019
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When the mount is compeletly folded how close is the tv to the wall?
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on Jun 7, 2019
BEST ANSWER: When completely closed the back of the TV will be 5.18 inches away from the wall.
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- Michelle M Staff on Jun 12, 2019
BEST ANSWER: When completely closed the back of the TV will be 5.18 inches away from the wall.
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- Michelle M Staff on Jun 12, 2019
It’s about 6.5 inches from the wall by my calculations. Seem significant but allows tv to pan left or right, and the mount is so cool when it’s pulled down, you won’t care how far it sits from the wall. Changes the viewing experience and no more sore neck. And your friends will be jealous.
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- Max S on Jun 7, 2019
- Purchased on Sep 29, 2018
When folded back against the wall, the back of the t.v. Is 5 inches from the wall.
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- Holly H on Jun 9, 2019
- Purchased on Oct 18, 2018
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I am looking to purchase a 65" diagonal TV which weighs 40 pounds. Does the maximum size limitation that is listed at 63" in the description actually dictate whether or not this TV would work with this mount or is the maximum weight of 70.5 pounds the most limiting factor? The TV I am considering has a 400 x 200 Versa mount pattern.
Clay M
on Aug 4, 2019
BEST ANSWER: I wouldn’t be concerned with the weight since your tv weighs much less than the limit — you are able to adjust the tension of the mount to match the weight of your television. More importantly would be the space above where you plan to mount it, and the mount pattern on the back of the TV itself. Hope this helps!
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- Corey Y on Aug 6, 2019
- Purchased on Aug 27, 2018
BEST ANSWER: I wouldn’t be concerned with the weight since your tv weighs much less than the limit — you are able to adjust the tension of the mount to match the weight of your television. More importantly would be the space above where you plan to mount it, and the mount pattern on the back of the TV itself. Hope this helps!
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- Corey Y on Aug 6, 2019
- Purchased on Aug 27, 2018
I don't see any reason why the size difference would preclude using this mount. I agree it's probably just a guesstimate on the size to weight ratio. If it's within the weight limits, I think you'll be fine.
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- D J on Aug 8, 2019
- Purchased on Aug 25, 2018
Its more about the weight than the size. The size of the TV is in referance to where the bolts would line up on the bracket. I have a 68'' TV on mine and the weight is 50lbs and I have had no issues.
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- Travis L on Aug 6, 2019
- Purchased on Aug 22, 2018
My mount works well with my 65" that weighs 55lbs with a vesa 400x400 mount pattern. My Thinking is the weight is the limiting factor as long as you can mount it safely and securely
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- Matthew B on Aug 8, 2019
- Purchased on Aug 31, 2018
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Can this mount be used outside under cover? Not over fireplace but to lower from wall?
A shopper
on Aug 13, 2019
BEST ANSWER: It is mountable as long as the correct anchors are used for the type of wall it will be installed on to; however, over time it may gradually corrode. I would suggest to use our Outdoor Full-Motion or Tilt mounts that are corrosion resistant.
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- Michelle M Staff on Aug 16, 2019
Monoprice Outdoor Tilt TV Wall Mount Bracket for TVs 32in to 100in, Max Weight 176 lbs, VESA Patterns Up to 75x75 to 400x400, Waterproof, Corrosion-Resistant Finish
Monoprice EZ Series Outdoor Full Motion TV Wall Mount Bracket for TVs 32in to 100in, Max Weight 110 lbs., VESA Patterns 75x75 to 400x400, Waterproof, Corrosion-Resistant Finish
BEST ANSWER: It is mountable as long as the correct anchors are used for the type of wall it will be installed on to; however, over time it may gradually corrode. I would suggest to use our Outdoor Full-Motion or Tilt mounts that are corrosion resistant.
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- Michelle M Staff on Aug 16, 2019
Monoprice Outdoor Tilt TV Wall Mount Bracket for TVs 32in to 100in, Max Weight 176 lbs, VESA Patterns Up to 75x75 to 400x400, Waterproof, Corrosion-Resistant Finish
Monoprice EZ Series Outdoor Full Motion TV Wall Mount Bracket for TVs 32in to 100in, Max Weight 110 lbs., VESA Patterns 75x75 to 400x400, Waterproof, Corrosion-Resistant Finish
I dont see why not, as long as you can attach it firmly enough to the wall with the appropriate anchors. You would likely have to buy additional hardware like expansion bolts to do that safely. Whether the TV is protected enough from the elements is a different question, but the wall mount itself should be fine.
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- Iain K on Aug 13, 2019
- Purchased on Nov 23, 2018
You can install it on any wall. Keep in mind that as you lower the TV it swings out close to 15” from the wall. Although, I don’t know how it will handle moisture in the air(rust).
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- Cameron S on Aug 13, 2019
- Purchased on Nov 3, 2018
I would not see any reason why it wouldnt....
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- Michael R on Aug 13, 2019
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The wall studs above my fireplace are 24" apart.. how wide are the wall mount supports?
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on Dec 2, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Hello, this item can support wall studs up to 16''. If its father than that, it will not work properly. Thank you for your question!
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- Jericho L Staff on Dec 6, 2016