Monoprice Above Fireplace Pull-Down Full-Motion Articulating TV Wall Mount Bracket For TVs 55in to 100in, Max Weight 154lbs, VESA Patterns Up to 800x600, Rotating, Height Adjustable
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Will this mount work with an LG OLED 65" screen with a 300x200 vesa mounting pattern without showing when sitting in front of the TV? The LG vesa mounts on the OLED screens are offset to the bottom of the screen. Thanks.
Sean P
on Dec 9, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Hi Sean,
This one is a little more tricky because i can only guess to as to which specific 65" model you may be referring to. I'm going to take the LG Model "OLED65B6P" as an example because it's been a very popular model. . The VESA mounting pattern is located very close to the bottom of the display. The extra large mount does feature extra large arms and a heavier spring support mechanism to better support heavy weight displays as well as displays that have a very large VESA mounting pattern. With the OLED65B6P example, the display only weighs about ~50lbs and the VESA 300x200 is on the smaller side. This being the case, i would recommend the use of the smaller variant being the PID 15618 model above fireplace mount. There have been many customers that have had success with this specific model display and mount.
I hope this clears somethings up and help.
This one is a little more tricky because i can only guess to as to which specific 65" model you may be referring to. I'm going to take the LG Model "OLED65B6P" as an example because it's been a very popular model. . The VESA mounting pattern is located very close to the bottom of the display. The extra large mount does feature extra large arms and a heavier spring support mechanism to better support heavy weight displays as well as displays that have a very large VESA mounting pattern. With the OLED65B6P example, the display only weighs about ~50lbs and the VESA 300x200 is on the smaller side. This being the case, i would recommend the use of the smaller variant being the PID 15618 model above fireplace mount. There have been many customers that have had success with this specific model display and mount.
I hope this clears somethings up and help.
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- Manuel H Staff on Dec 11, 2017
Yes, my model is very similar but is the OLED65B7A and it weighs 58lbs. The fact that the mounting pattern is very close to the bottom of the TV is my concern. Will you be able to see any part of the PID 15618 when mounted due to the odd mounting pattern? If it can look clean from the front I will certainly order it. Also, how much swivel from side to side does the PID 15618 have. Thanks!
Hi Manuel,
I too am looking at the 65" LG OLED OLED65C8PUA and have already purchased this "larger" mount. The specs say the minimum vesa is 300x300 but have also seen other references that it can accommodate a 300x200. Can you please confirm?
I too am looking at the 65" LG OLED OLED65C8PUA and have already purchased this "larger" mount. The specs say the minimum vesa is 300x300 but have also seen other references that it can accommodate a 300x200. Can you please confirm?
BEST ANSWER: Hi Sean,
This one is a little more tricky because i can only guess to as to which specific 65" model you may be referring to. I'm going to take the LG Model "OLED65B6P" as an example because it's been a very popular model. . The VESA mounting pattern is located very close to the bottom of the display. The extra large mount does feature extra large arms and a heavier spring support mechanism to better support heavy weight displays as well as displays that have a very large VESA mounting pattern. With the OLED65B6P example, the display only weighs about ~50lbs and the VESA 300x200 is on the smaller side. This being the case, i would recommend the use of the smaller variant being the PID 15618 model above fireplace mount. There have been many customers that have had success with this specific model display and mount.
I hope this clears somethings up and help.
This one is a little more tricky because i can only guess to as to which specific 65" model you may be referring to. I'm going to take the LG Model "OLED65B6P" as an example because it's been a very popular model. . The VESA mounting pattern is located very close to the bottom of the display. The extra large mount does feature extra large arms and a heavier spring support mechanism to better support heavy weight displays as well as displays that have a very large VESA mounting pattern. With the OLED65B6P example, the display only weighs about ~50lbs and the VESA 300x200 is on the smaller side. This being the case, i would recommend the use of the smaller variant being the PID 15618 model above fireplace mount. There have been many customers that have had success with this specific model display and mount.
I hope this clears somethings up and help.
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- Manuel H Staff on Dec 11, 2017
Yes, my model is very similar but is the OLED65B7A and it weighs 58lbs. The fact that the mounting pattern is very close to the bottom of the TV is my concern. Will you be able to see any part of the PID 15618 when mounted due to the odd mounting pattern? If it can look clean from the front I will certainly order it. Also, how much swivel from side to side does the PID 15618 have. Thanks!
Hi Manuel,
I too am looking at the 65" LG OLED OLED65C8PUA and have already purchased this "larger" mount. The specs say the minimum vesa is 300x300 but have also seen other references that it can accommodate a 300x200. Can you please confirm?
I too am looking at the 65" LG OLED OLED65C8PUA and have already purchased this "larger" mount. The specs say the minimum vesa is 300x300 but have also seen other references that it can accommodate a 300x200. Can you please confirm?
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what is the dimensions of the mount? above my mantel i have a bunch of oulets etc. so this needs to fit the space between the outlets and the mantel
Shobhit B
on Jul 23, 2018
My mantle extends 9" from the wall. Does the mounting height need to change if i start with a 55" TV and then move to a larger TV later? Also, If I mount for 55" TV now and TV looks centered between mantle and ceiling...how will changing to a 65" TV later affect this? Will it still look center or the entire mount has to be re-adjusted for the larger TV? Same question with soundbar mounted at the base of the TV. How will it affect the mounting height?
A shopper
on Jan 2, 2018
BEST ANSWER: This Fireplace Bracket will work with mantles that extend out to 16". If your 55" TV is centered between the mantle and the ceiling then you shoud be good when you upgrade you TV. The part that attaches to the TV does have some flexibility up/down to get your height right. The soundbar may be an issue with the new one depending on the height of the SB. If your TV and soundbar are centered you should be good.
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- Dave L Staff on May 8, 2018
BEST ANSWER: This Fireplace Bracket will work with mantles that extend out to 16". If your 55" TV is centered between the mantle and the ceiling then you shoud be good when you upgrade you TV. The part that attaches to the TV does have some flexibility up/down to get your height right. The soundbar may be an issue with the new one depending on the height of the SB. If your TV and soundbar are centered you should be good.
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- Dave L Staff on May 8, 2018
Unfortunately, there is not a standard for the vertical position of the mounting holes on the back of the TV. The size of a mantle the TV will clear is entirely dependent on the height at which the TV is placed on the mount. I chose a position for the mount based on a couple of TVs I was considering. I just did the math and made sure both TVs would work and clear the mantle.
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- Clarke S on May 12, 2018
- Purchased on Dec 4, 2017
The size of the TV doesn't really matter. Once you mount the hanger on the wall, you wouldn't have to re-hang it for a different size TV. The mounting brackets at the front may have to be changed/adjusted, but the wall bolts won't have to be changed. Yes, everything will be centered, but again you may have to adjust the front brackets. Hope that helps.
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- Eric S on May 8, 2018
- Purchased on Feb 2, 2018
My setup...75" with a 10" mantle. I have the bottom bracket 4" above the mantle. This gives me an 1.5" clearance between the bottom of the TV and the mantle and allows me to clear the mantle when I pull the TV out and down. I think you should be fine if you center the 55" between the mantle and ceiling. Good Luck...I hope this helped
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- DANIEL L on May 8, 2018
- Purchased on Dec 31, 2017
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how many inches will it extend from wall?
A shopper
on Nov 23, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Hi Shopper,
The mount will extend out to 21.1in from the wall. this is a very large mount.
Thank you for asking.
The mount will extend out to 21.1in from the wall. this is a very large mount.
Thank you for asking.
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- Manuel H Staff on Dec 4, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Hi Shopper,
The mount will extend out to 21.1in from the wall. this is a very large mount.
Thank you for asking.
The mount will extend out to 21.1in from the wall. this is a very large mount.
Thank you for asking.
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- Manuel H Staff on Dec 4, 2017
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How far does it travel vertically down? Other products claim a 29" vertical travel distance
A shopper
on Dec 10, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Hi Shopper,
The arm can travel 800mm or about 31.5in vertically. Thank you for asking.
The arm can travel 800mm or about 31.5in vertically. Thank you for asking.
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- Manuel H Staff on Dec 11, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Hi Shopper,
The arm can travel 800mm or about 31.5in vertically. Thank you for asking.
The arm can travel 800mm or about 31.5in vertically. Thank you for asking.
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- Manuel H Staff on Dec 11, 2017
On a 55 LG TV with a 12 inch mantel, it drops it 34 inches.
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- Todd C on Oct 2, 2018
- Purchased on Mar 6, 2018
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What is the lowest your TV can be and still clear a 9 inch mantle?
A shopper
on Dec 8, 2017
BEST ANSWER: I have a 10" mantle and have the bottom of my TV 1.5" above the mantle and it clears. The bottom bracket is mounted 4" from the top of the mantle
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- DANIEL L on May 8, 2018
- Purchased on Dec 31, 2017
BEST ANSWER: I have a 10" mantle and have the bottom of my TV 1.5" above the mantle and it clears. The bottom bracket is mounted 4" from the top of the mantle
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- DANIEL L on May 8, 2018
- Purchased on Dec 31, 2017
This information is in the manual on the page you viewed the mount on.
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- Todd C on Oct 2, 2018
- Purchased on Mar 6, 2018
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Where do I place my center speaker?
Lennie
on Dec 27, 2017
BEST ANSWER: This does not have a center speaker mount like other brands. I was able to add a bar to the handle and attach my speaker there. It works great.
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- MW......... on Dec 29, 2017
- Purchased on Dec 9, 2017
BEST ANSWER: This does not have a center speaker mount like other brands. I was able to add a bar to the handle and attach my speaker there. It works great.
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- MW......... on Dec 29, 2017
- Purchased on Dec 9, 2017
I bought a separate mount to hang the sound bar underneath. Worked out great
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- David B on Dec 28, 2017
- Purchased on Dec 10, 2017
I bought a sound bar mounting kit and attached it to the lower support bar.
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- Peter I on Dec 27, 2017
- Purchased on Dec 15, 2017
I have a Sonos sound bar I am trying to figure out how to mount to the TV mount? How did you get the sound bar to hang below the TV? The pictures of the TV mount show the TV covering the whole mount
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How thick is the mount when retracted?
A shopper
on Dec 6, 2017
BEST ANSWER: The mount sticks out from wall approximatley 8 inches. This does not include the T.V.
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- Dave H on Dec 7, 2017
BEST ANSWER: The mount sticks out from wall approximatley 8 inches. This does not include the T.V.
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- Dave H on Dec 7, 2017
Hello Shopper,
The unit sits the display 150mm or 5.9in from the wall when in the upright position. Thank you for asking. further details of the dimensions are available at the bottom of the description tab of the product page. Thank you!
The unit sits the display 150mm or 5.9in from the wall when in the upright position. Thank you for asking. further details of the dimensions are available at the bottom of the description tab of the product page. Thank you!
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- Manuel H Staff on Dec 6, 2017
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When using the pull-down feature, can you adjust how far down the TV can go, or is only one setting? In other words, can I stop it mid way down if I don't want to pull it all the way down?
A shopper
on Oct 23, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Yes you can set your TV to any height. There is a counterbalance adjustment that you must have said based on the weight of whatever you put on it (TV & sound bar), etc.
Other notes: This is not a fully articulating mount.
The TV can only travel down straight down from the wall and right/left pivot action occurs at the TV mounting point at the end of the arm. (Which is fine for most applications)
We bought a 55 inch Samsung TV which had 200 mm vesa mounting points which were too small 4 the original intended mounting points (vertical rails). As previously noted in other reviews you will need to buy a reducing adapter plate. And likely longer screws for the TV. After several trips to a specialty
screws type hardware store, I managed to get ideal screw hardware. Do not use the new adapter plate's small screws for anything on this project! Please use the fattest screws that will fit in any position requiring new fastners.
Critical warning: You should reduce the spring tension to the minimum before you start this project! It is set for the maximum and you will bend the mounting rails trying to (test) pull this down.
Most importantly! This is a great tv mount. I have no complaints, even though I had to go the distance to make it work for me. I have been around AV equipment all my life, and this is currently the best you can buy.
What to improve:
Reduce the TV mounting size range down to 200mm.
Reduce horizontal support rail size too as they are excessively long, and for 200mm VESA mounts, these should not even required.
Offer a version that has a pivot/hinge at the wall.
Provide for better cable management. (Cable tracks, clips, holes for zip-ties) anything, as long as it's robust!
Other notes: This is not a fully articulating mount.
The TV can only travel down straight down from the wall and right/left pivot action occurs at the TV mounting point at the end of the arm. (Which is fine for most applications)
We bought a 55 inch Samsung TV which had 200 mm vesa mounting points which were too small 4 the original intended mounting points (vertical rails). As previously noted in other reviews you will need to buy a reducing adapter plate. And likely longer screws for the TV. After several trips to a specialty
screws type hardware store, I managed to get ideal screw hardware. Do not use the new adapter plate's small screws for anything on this project! Please use the fattest screws that will fit in any position requiring new fastners.
Critical warning: You should reduce the spring tension to the minimum before you start this project! It is set for the maximum and you will bend the mounting rails trying to (test) pull this down.
Most importantly! This is a great tv mount. I have no complaints, even though I had to go the distance to make it work for me. I have been around AV equipment all my life, and this is currently the best you can buy.
What to improve:
Reduce the TV mounting size range down to 200mm.
Reduce horizontal support rail size too as they are excessively long, and for 200mm VESA mounts, these should not even required.
Offer a version that has a pivot/hinge at the wall.
Provide for better cable management. (Cable tracks, clips, holes for zip-ties) anything, as long as it's robust!
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- Walter P on Oct 26, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 10, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Yes you can set your TV to any height. There is a counterbalance adjustment that you must have said based on the weight of whatever you put on it (TV & sound bar), etc.
Other notes: This is not a fully articulating mount.
The TV can only travel down straight down from the wall and right/left pivot action occurs at the TV mounting point at the end of the arm. (Which is fine for most applications)
We bought a 55 inch Samsung TV which had 200 mm vesa mounting points which were too small 4 the original intended mounting points (vertical rails). As previously noted in other reviews you will need to buy a reducing adapter plate. And likely longer screws for the TV. After several trips to a specialty
screws type hardware store, I managed to get ideal screw hardware. Do not use the new adapter plate's small screws for anything on this project! Please use the fattest screws that will fit in any position requiring new fastners.
Critical warning: You should reduce the spring tension to the minimum before you start this project! It is set for the maximum and you will bend the mounting rails trying to (test) pull this down.
Most importantly! This is a great tv mount. I have no complaints, even though I had to go the distance to make it work for me. I have been around AV equipment all my life, and this is currently the best you can buy.
What to improve:
Reduce the TV mounting size range down to 200mm.
Reduce horizontal support rail size too as they are excessively long, and for 200mm VESA mounts, these should not even required.
Offer a version that has a pivot/hinge at the wall.
Provide for better cable management. (Cable tracks, clips, holes for zip-ties) anything, as long as it's robust!
Other notes: This is not a fully articulating mount.
The TV can only travel down straight down from the wall and right/left pivot action occurs at the TV mounting point at the end of the arm. (Which is fine for most applications)
We bought a 55 inch Samsung TV which had 200 mm vesa mounting points which were too small 4 the original intended mounting points (vertical rails). As previously noted in other reviews you will need to buy a reducing adapter plate. And likely longer screws for the TV. After several trips to a specialty
screws type hardware store, I managed to get ideal screw hardware. Do not use the new adapter plate's small screws for anything on this project! Please use the fattest screws that will fit in any position requiring new fastners.
Critical warning: You should reduce the spring tension to the minimum before you start this project! It is set for the maximum and you will bend the mounting rails trying to (test) pull this down.
Most importantly! This is a great tv mount. I have no complaints, even though I had to go the distance to make it work for me. I have been around AV equipment all my life, and this is currently the best you can buy.
What to improve:
Reduce the TV mounting size range down to 200mm.
Reduce horizontal support rail size too as they are excessively long, and for 200mm VESA mounts, these should not even required.
Offer a version that has a pivot/hinge at the wall.
Provide for better cable management. (Cable tracks, clips, holes for zip-ties) anything, as long as it's robust!
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- Walter P on Oct 26, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 10, 2018
Yes you can! You can stop it anywhere! You must adjust the nut based on the weight of your TV. With the nut properly adjusted the tv mount can stop anywhere you want it to. Also very important. Check the instructions that came with your tv for the necessary length of bolts to use to attach tv to mount. The mount comes with a few different length bolts I think up to 25mm. I have a samsung tv which requires much longer bolts to attach the tv to the mount. I bought the correct length bolts with the correct thread pitch from a local hardware shop
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- Mohamed Y on Oct 27, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 10, 2018
It's works with hydraulics and there are no "settings" per se. I just tested mine to answer this question and it seems to stop either all the way up or all the way down. This is totally fine for me as I would only be pulling it down when I'm watching a movie on the couch (I personally don't have need for "intermediate " settings). The TV can articulate to the right and the left whether it's in full up or down position. Overall it's a solid device and I'm pleased with it.
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- Glen H on Oct 26, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 9, 2018
The mount has an adjustable tension mechanism and once you set it correctly based on the weight of your TV, the TV will stop whereever you want it too. If the TV doesn't stay where you want it to, adjust the tension until it holds where you want it. I really like my mount and I get tons of compliments.
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- Jeff A on Oct 27, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 11, 2018
Yes, you can set the tv at any position in between the fully up and fully down position. There is an adjustment on the mount so you can adjust the lift support to the weight of your tv.
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- Anousith N on Oct 26, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 21, 2018
Yes.. if the TV weight to spring tension ratio is good. The more tension the heavier the TV will be to move. So it will stay and at any location on the range of motion path.
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- alan d on Oct 27, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 7, 2018
Yeah, you can adjust the height all the way up or all the way down and anywhere in between. Picture the hatchback of a car that allows you stop anywhere in the motion.
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- Tyler L on Oct 26, 2018
- Purchased on Jul 21, 2018
Yes you can. It is all based on the tension of the spring. How far down you can pull it is a function of how tight you set the spring and how heavy the TV is.
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- Nathaniel B on Oct 26, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 24, 2018
If the spring tension is balanced, it can be pulled down and viewed at any intermediate position.
Both are easy to do.
Both are easy to do.
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- Joe M on Oct 26, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 27, 2018
Yes the mount will stop at whatever position you leave it in. Anywhere from all the way up to all the way down.
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- Justin D on Oct 27, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 11, 2018
Yes , but you may have to modify the pressure when you adjust setting for tvs weight .
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- Mike R on Oct 28, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 17, 2018
Yes, The mount has min/max set screws to limit movement for your situation.
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- Dave L Staff on Oct 26, 2018
It is continuously adjustable, not just full up or down
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- Jeff H on Oct 26, 2018
- Purchased on Jul 22, 2018
Yes you can stop at any height the device will allow.
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- Diana R on Oct 27, 2018
- Purchased on Jul 27, 2018
Yes, you can adjust the TV to stop at any point.
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- TJ Thorpe T on Oct 29, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 20, 2018
You can stop it part way if you want.
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- David V on Oct 26, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 27, 2018
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Can this hold 75" TV?
A shopper
on Mar 11, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Yes , I would recommend locating your studs first . Fireplaces are tricky. If your studs are centered and you can hit them both without having the mount offset that’s the best layout . If not I suggest a piece of plywood just big enough to get the mount centered.
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- Mike R on Mar 11, 2019
- Purchased on Aug 17, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Yes , I would recommend locating your studs first . Fireplaces are tricky. If your studs are centered and you can hit them both without having the mount offset that’s the best layout . If not I suggest a piece of plywood just big enough to get the mount centered.
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- Mike R on Mar 11, 2019
- Purchased on Aug 17, 2018
Yes. I have it and I have a 75” on it. It also says In the description but the most important things you want to make sure are weight and vesa pattern of your tv. Size doesn’t matter as much. Weight and vesa pattern are key.
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- Nisu G on Mar 11, 2019
- Purchased on Aug 19, 2018
Yes it can. The description states up to 100 inches. I will say that the one we ordered was missing a part, set up a replacement and it too was missing the same part.
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- Guest on Mar 11, 2019
- Purchased on Sep 12, 2018
Yes Ive had my 75" Sony Bravia on this mount for 6 months now. Works great and would highly recommend.
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- Andrew R on Mar 12, 2019
- Purchased on Aug 30, 2018
Yes I have a 75" Samsung Q9 suspended over my fireplace. Pull down and operation of it is excellant
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- Ed R on Mar 11, 2019
- Purchased on Nov 26, 2018
Easily, the tricky part is setting the tentioner. It will require a large ratchet wrench.
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- Brian S on Mar 11, 2019
- Purchased on Aug 21, 2018
Well....it's rated for 55" to 100" and last I checked 75" is in-between 55 and 100.....
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- David V on Mar 12, 2019
- Purchased on Aug 27, 2018
Yep... Mine is an 82" that weight 135 pounds and it works just fine.
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- Joshua W on Mar 11, 2019
- Purchased on Sep 11, 2018
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How do you adjust the pressure on the hydraulics?
A shopper
on Mar 16, 2019
BEST ANSWER: There is a Hex screw that turns to lengthen or shorten the pistons, which makes it more or less resistant. I'ts an odd size, I had to go buy the right socket for it since it wasn't included in my standard socket set.
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- Benjamin L on Mar 16, 2019
- Purchased on Nov 14, 2018
BEST ANSWER: There is a Hex screw that turns to lengthen or shorten the pistons, which makes it more or less resistant. I'ts an odd size, I had to go buy the right socket for it since it wasn't included in my standard socket set.
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- Benjamin L on Mar 16, 2019
- Purchased on Nov 14, 2018
There is a bolt that you can turn with a provided wrench. It is adjustable depending on the weight of your tv. It makes the shock stronger so it is easier to lift up, but it can make it harder to pull down.
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- Alexander M on Mar 16, 2019
- Purchased on Nov 4, 2018
There is an Allen head screw on the bottom of the bracket near the wall. Turn with supplied wrench. Check adjustment with yellow guide on on bracket.
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- Charles E on Mar 16, 2019
- Purchased on Nov 8, 2018
There is a bolt that you tighten or loosen with a wrench, that is supplied, to adjust the pressure.
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- Jamie C on Mar 16, 2019
- Purchased on Oct 25, 2018
With the bar provided. You insert it from below And rotate.
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- Peter k on Mar 16, 2019
- Purchased on Nov 28, 2018
You use a large allen wrench, which comes with the mount.
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- Mrs Patricia F on Mar 16, 2019
- Purchased on Nov 10, 2018
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Is this better for lowering the height of tv vs the stable model?
A shopper
on Mar 10, 2019
BEST ANSWER: I absolutely love this mount and have had many over the last 20 years. It works as advertised and is super stable. I would recommend it without reservation. It lowers the TV to a comfortable viewing height then glides above the fireplace. Installation is straightforward. Buy it!
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- Gregory F on Mar 11, 2019
- Purchased on Jul 4, 2018
BEST ANSWER: I absolutely love this mount and have had many over the last 20 years. It works as advertised and is super stable. I would recommend it without reservation. It lowers the TV to a comfortable viewing height then glides above the fireplace. Installation is straightforward. Buy it!
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- Gregory F on Mar 11, 2019
- Purchased on Jul 4, 2018
Yes we enjoy our mount. We can lower our 60” screen almost to seeing level of my two year old grandson. We can tilt it forward or bring it away from the wall and turn it left or right
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- Steven B on Mar 11, 2019
- Purchased on Jul 13, 2018
This model has more height ability. It comes out of the wall more to get around a mantle. If you are not using above a fireplace i would use the Stable model.
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- Dave L Staff on Mar 11, 2019
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My 55" TV VESA is 200 x 200. According to the specs of the mount, the minimum required VESA is 300 x 300. Is there not an adapter or way to make it work?
New User U
on Oct 30, 2018
BEST ANSWER: I don't think that a 200 x 200 mount will work properly. If you can see a picture of the mount, the upright arms are adjustable along the horizontal axis, and can only go in so far. I don't believe they will move in close enough to fit the holes in the uprights. I really like this fireplace mount and recommend it to everyone. Another thought: I install many TVs, well over a thousand in my business, and don't know of many 55 inch TVs with a 200 x 200 spacing. Perhaps your TV will also fit down to a 200 x 200 VESA mount, but it might also go larger. Some VESA mounts / TVs come with an adapter. If you look at the TV's model online, it might show several options. Hope this helps.
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- David M on Oct 30, 2018
- Purchased on Oct 13, 2018
BEST ANSWER: I don't think that a 200 x 200 mount will work properly. If you can see a picture of the mount, the upright arms are adjustable along the horizontal axis, and can only go in so far. I don't believe they will move in close enough to fit the holes in the uprights. I really like this fireplace mount and recommend it to everyone. Another thought: I install many TVs, well over a thousand in my business, and don't know of many 55 inch TVs with a 200 x 200 spacing. Perhaps your TV will also fit down to a 200 x 200 VESA mount, but it might also go larger. Some VESA mounts / TVs come with an adapter. If you look at the TV's model online, it might show several options. Hope this helps.
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- David M on Oct 30, 2018
- Purchased on Oct 13, 2018
Most mounts start at 200x200. Then go up to 600x600. I would check your tv specs and mount specs to be sure. I’ve installed a few tvs before and 200x200 seems to be narrow for a tv that size there adapters you just have to search. You maybe able to call mono price and tell them the situation with your tv specs vesa mounts. And they should be able to help.
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- robinson r on Oct 30, 2018
- Purchased on Oct 15, 2018
My TV is 200x200.
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- New User U on Oct 30, 2018
I also bought this mount two months back and haven’t installed it yet because my house is still under remodel. Monopric has changed the description to say that the minimum is 300x300 even though it used to say 200x200 and so does the user manual. I’ve been waiting to hear back from them on how to remedy this.
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- Tanner Duane B on Oct 30, 2018
- Purchased on Oct 18, 2018
I was just told by Monoprice that the mount will support a VESA of 200x200. Does it not work on yours?
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- New User U on Oct 30, 2018
They offer 2 different mounts , I believe the smaller mount for 99 dollars will work just finw
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- Dan N on Oct 30, 2018
- Purchased on Sep 25, 2018
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how far down does the mount allow you to pull down a tv?
robert l
on Feb 8, 2019
BEST ANSWER: My TV drops up to 30”. It can be adjusted to stay in any heigh up to 30”.
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- Gary N on Feb 10, 2019
- Purchased on Sep 22, 2018
BEST ANSWER: My TV drops up to 30”. It can be adjusted to stay in any heigh up to 30”.
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- Gary N on Feb 10, 2019
- Purchased on Sep 22, 2018
Hello - Sorry for the delay in response, the answer is 29 1/2"
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- Kevin E on Feb 25, 2019
- Purchased on Sep 20, 2018
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When pulled down in front of the fireplace what is the distance between the fireplace and the TV? Can you adjust it?
A shopper
on Jan 20, 2019
BEST ANSWER: At it's maximum distance from the wall, the mount is approximately 28 inches from the wall. That max distance is when the mount is pulled down halfway height-wise. As you pull it down further, it starts to get closer to the fireplace again (like it travels in an arc). I don't think the distance from the wall can be adjusted.
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- Rob H on Jan 20, 2019
- Purchased on Apr 5, 2018
BEST ANSWER: At it's maximum distance from the wall, the mount is approximately 28 inches from the wall. That max distance is when the mount is pulled down halfway height-wise. As you pull it down further, it starts to get closer to the fireplace again (like it travels in an arc). I don't think the distance from the wall can be adjusted.
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- Rob H on Jan 20, 2019
- Purchased on Apr 5, 2018
The Dimensional Diagram at the bottom of the product description shows that the max extension is 21.1" (536mm). Subtract the depth of you mantle.
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- Dave L Staff on Feb 1, 2019
18" minus depth of mantel from wall = Gap between TV and wall. By adjusting height of mount from top of mantel you can increase or decrease gap.
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- Sunder K on Jan 20, 2019
- Purchased on Apr 21, 2018
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Is there any way you can mount a tv across 2 16" studs? The backplate is only 27" wide? Is there an adapter plate I can buy?
JAMES S
on Dec 15, 2018
BEST ANSWER: I haven't found an adapter plate for this mount. However, in the past, I have done this a couple of ways: 1) Attach 2x6 boards across the opening above the fireplace, and then attach the mount to these 2x6's, and 2) I took the time to cut out the sheet rock and install 2x4's to reinforce the wall structure, and then reattach the sheet rock. I used an oscillating tool to carefully cut out the sheet rock so it was easier to reinstall.
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- David M on Dec 16, 2018
- Purchased on Oct 13, 2018
BEST ANSWER: I haven't found an adapter plate for this mount. However, in the past, I have done this a couple of ways: 1) Attach 2x6 boards across the opening above the fireplace, and then attach the mount to these 2x6's, and 2) I took the time to cut out the sheet rock and install 2x4's to reinforce the wall structure, and then reattach the sheet rock. I used an oscillating tool to carefully cut out the sheet rock so it was easier to reinstall.
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- David M on Dec 16, 2018
- Purchased on Oct 13, 2018
Its plenty wide enough to hit 2 studs . Centering it can be limited , unfortunately. I was forced to do mine off center and slide the TV on the mounting arms to center above the mantle . Due to the weight of the TV, it struggles to stay level .
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- Dan N on Dec 18, 2018
- Purchased on Sep 25, 2018
SO, you want to mount to 3 studs? 32" apart? You will need to fabricate a surface to mount to. 3/4-1" Ply or 2x4s will work.
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What if your mantle is greater than 16"? For example my mantle is 18.5". Will this mount work?
A shopper
on Dec 11, 2018
BEST ANSWER: I can't say for certain if it'll work but 18.5" is a very wide mantle. My mantle is 10". The bottom of the mount is 5" above the mantle. With the mount fully extended the arm clears the mantle by a little less than 3". With a wider mantle the mount would have to be installed higher to clear the mantle. With such a wide mantle may have issues of tv clearing the mantle too. I first purchased this mount in August and have learned there are some serious design flaws with it. One serious flaw is there is a completely unnecessary tilt down feature. The weight of a large tv will cause the tv to tilt downward toward the floor. The other horrible design flaw of this mount is that the bolt that is used to connect the gas pistons to the mount is barely long enough and comes loose. The bolt on the first mount came loose and the gas pistons broke. The mount has a lifetime warranty. I called monoprice and returned the mount and received a replacement. To fix the issue of the tilt down I added perforated hanger strips attached with a bolt and nut to keep it from tilting down. The bolt that connect the gas pistons has to be tightened with the provided hex key and loctite red added to the bolt to make sure it doesn't come loose
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- Mohamed Y on Dec 12, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 10, 2018
BEST ANSWER: I can't say for certain if it'll work but 18.5" is a very wide mantle. My mantle is 10". The bottom of the mount is 5" above the mantle. With the mount fully extended the arm clears the mantle by a little less than 3". With a wider mantle the mount would have to be installed higher to clear the mantle. With such a wide mantle may have issues of tv clearing the mantle too. I first purchased this mount in August and have learned there are some serious design flaws with it. One serious flaw is there is a completely unnecessary tilt down feature. The weight of a large tv will cause the tv to tilt downward toward the floor. The other horrible design flaw of this mount is that the bolt that is used to connect the gas pistons to the mount is barely long enough and comes loose. The bolt on the first mount came loose and the gas pistons broke. The mount has a lifetime warranty. I called monoprice and returned the mount and received a replacement. To fix the issue of the tilt down I added perforated hanger strips attached with a bolt and nut to keep it from tilting down. The bolt that connect the gas pistons has to be tightened with the provided hex key and loctite red added to the bolt to make sure it doesn't come loose
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- Mohamed Y on Dec 12, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 10, 2018
It will work. You will lose some of the movement range. Do some mock up first before you start drilling holes.
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- Dave L Staff on Dec 11, 2018
Yes but you would need to adjust the tv on the mount either up or down to compensate.
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- Justin D on Dec 11, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 11, 2018
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How far off the wall does the mount sit off the wall with tv in the fully up position? Also what would full drop be on a 82 inch tv dropping over an 8" fireplace mantel? Thanks
A shopper
on Dec 5, 2018
BEST ANSWER: OUr mantle is actually 8 inches as well and the mount is on a wall inset above our fireplace that actually sits 6 inches back from the living room wall . If you were to mount it on a flat wall full up it comes out about 16 inches. The TV drops about 2 feet . We like it because in the morning when sitting in the kitchen we put it up above the fireplace and turn it to see. When hanging out in the LR its nice to look straight at it just above the fireplace inset not craning your neck. When it is fully down you might watch the heat from your fireplace when it is on. THe swivel and up and down features are great and the metal bracket is very stable. Get help to install it ad hang your tV - not a one man job.
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hope this helps
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- Richard C on Dec 5, 2018
- Purchased on May 7, 2018
BEST ANSWER: OUr mantle is actually 8 inches as well and the mount is on a wall inset above our fireplace that actually sits 6 inches back from the living room wall . If you were to mount it on a flat wall full up it comes out about 16 inches. The TV drops about 2 feet . We like it because in the morning when sitting in the kitchen we put it up above the fireplace and turn it to see. When hanging out in the LR its nice to look straight at it just above the fireplace inset not craning your neck. When it is fully down you might watch the heat from your fireplace when it is on. THe swivel and up and down features are great and the metal bracket is very stable. Get help to install it ad hang your tV - not a one man job.
hope this helps
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- Richard C on Dec 5, 2018
- Purchased on May 7, 2018
#1 In the fully up position, it's roughly 4" from the wall. In other words from the back of the TV to the wall is about 4".
Since we purchased this to pull down over a whiteboard in a church conference room, we've not needed to pull it down since it tilts beautifully so I'm going from memory on far far it pulls down, but I believe it's about 2'.
Since we purchased this to pull down over a whiteboard in a church conference room, we've not needed to pull it down since it tilts beautifully so I'm going from memory on far far it pulls down, but I believe it's about 2'.
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- Stan W on Dec 5, 2018
- Purchased on Jun 14, 2018
Its sits about 6 inches away from the wall when full up. We have a 55 inch TV on it and its about 3Ft off the ground when fully down. We love it, just make sure the wall where you mount is strong enough and anchored into studs.
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- Ryan C on Dec 5, 2018
- Purchased on Jul 8, 2018
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How far off the wall will my 82" Samsung tv sit in the normal position all the way up? Also in the pull down position for a 82" how far will the tv sit off the wall?
A shopper
on Nov 30, 2018
BEST ANSWER: I have a 65" Samsung mounted above my fireplace using this mount. In the full upright position it stands off 6". The pull down position is based on the depth of your mantle. At 10" (depth of my mantle) the TV stands off 21". This mount is great, we use it all the time and I highly recommend it.
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- Bill A on Nov 30, 2018
- Purchased on Mar 21, 2018
BEST ANSWER: I have a 65" Samsung mounted above my fireplace using this mount. In the full upright position it stands off 6". The pull down position is based on the depth of your mantle. At 10" (depth of my mantle) the TV stands off 21". This mount is great, we use it all the time and I highly recommend it.
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- Bill A on Nov 30, 2018
- Purchased on Mar 21, 2018
Screen size will not effect distance from the wall. The downloadable Dimensions Diagram shows wall distance is 150-536mm 5.9"-21.10".
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- Dave L Staff on Nov 30, 2018
12" off the wall in the up position
19" off the wall in the down position
This is first my 65" set
19" off the wall in the down position
This is first my 65" set
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- allan j on Nov 30, 2018
- Purchased on Dec 15, 2017
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Hello, what is the shipping weight and dimensions of the package, please?
New User U
on Oct 1, 2018
BEST ANSWER: I'm a consumer, so these shipped dimensions are not precise. 36Lx10Wx10D. Weighs around 25-30lbs with Hardware and all. I will say to follow the directions on install. Not difficult if you know how to mount to studs in a wall. I am 100% happy with its functionality. (55 inch mounted)
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- Todd C on Oct 2, 2018
- Purchased on Mar 6, 2018
BEST ANSWER: I'm a consumer, so these shipped dimensions are not precise. 36Lx10Wx10D. Weighs around 25-30lbs with Hardware and all. I will say to follow the directions on install. Not difficult if you know how to mount to studs in a wall. I am 100% happy with its functionality. (55 inch mounted)
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- Todd C on Oct 2, 2018
- Purchased on Mar 6, 2018
I would guess about 45 pounds, 28 inches long, 10inches wide and 7 inches thick.
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- Lonnie G on Oct 1, 2018
- Purchased on Feb 16, 2018
Shipping dims for this mount are: 36 x 19 x 7 inches 42lbs.
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How do you mount a sound bar with this bracket?
Ken S
on Aug 25, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Wow...I paid over $200 for this mount.
Anyway, I mounted a LG sound bar using a Rocket sound bar mount, but after further usage, I made a couple of aluminum brackets to mount to the pull down mount just below the TV. Came out perfect. I'm very happy with this pull down mount.
Anyway, I mounted a LG sound bar using a Rocket sound bar mount, but after further usage, I made a couple of aluminum brackets to mount to the pull down mount just below the TV. Came out perfect. I'm very happy with this pull down mount.
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- Todd C on Aug 25, 2018
- Purchased on Mar 6, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Wow...I paid over $200 for this mount.
Anyway, I mounted a LG sound bar using a Rocket sound bar mount, but after further usage, I made a couple of aluminum brackets to mount to the pull down mount just below the TV. Came out perfect. I'm very happy with this pull down mount.
Anyway, I mounted a LG sound bar using a Rocket sound bar mount, but after further usage, I made a couple of aluminum brackets to mount to the pull down mount just below the TV. Came out perfect. I'm very happy with this pull down mount.
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- Todd C on Aug 25, 2018
- Purchased on Mar 6, 2018
you'll need to buy a "universal sound bar mount." I think I got mine for about $15. I had to mount my sound bar above the TV. If you mount it below, you won't have access to the handle to move the TV up and down.
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- Eric S on Aug 28, 2018
- Purchased on Feb 2, 2018
I purchased a Sewell Direct Universal Soundbar Bracket from another supplier, it worked just fine.
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- Michael B on Aug 26, 2018
- Purchased on Mar 11, 2018
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Hello, what's the shipping weight and packaging dimensions?
A shopper
on Oct 1, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Shipping dims for this mount are: 36 x 19 x 7 inches 42lbs.
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- Dave L Staff on Oct 1, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Shipping dims for this mount are: 36 x 19 x 7 inches 42lbs.
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The only way to install this mount is to be perfectly centered? In other words, can this be offset a few inches to either side? The studs on my fireplace are not centered and need a few inches to place a bracket to be centered. My current one allows me to slide it over to center it, and hoping this can do the same.
Jonathan C
on Jul 20, 2018
BEST ANSWER: The mount is anchored by four bolts. For best result the mount should be centered, but the bolts do not have to be equidistant from the center. You can offset the bolts and leave the mount centered. Also, there is some adjusting that can be done to center the TV after the mount is set by sliding the vesa mounting bars on the mount rack.
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- Joshua S on Jul 20, 2018
- Purchased on Mar 16, 2018
BEST ANSWER: The mount is anchored by four bolts. For best result the mount should be centered, but the bolts do not have to be equidistant from the center. You can offset the bolts and leave the mount centered. Also, there is some adjusting that can be done to center the TV after the mount is set by sliding the vesa mounting bars on the mount rack.
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- Joshua S on Jul 20, 2018
- Purchased on Mar 16, 2018
There are multiple points on the bracket that allow you to move the center either left or right. My studs were not centered above my mantel either. It does not slide but does allow to move somewhat.
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- Bryan L on Jul 20, 2018
- Purchased on Apr 22, 2018
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Can anyone help me if the distance between studs is more than 16 inches wide ? Mine is 28 inches apart.
Angelie D
on Jun 22, 2018
BEST ANSWER: The mount is not that wide, you would have to putting backing into the wall. Or I used a sheet of 3/4" plywood that I screwed into studs and then the mount into the plywood. I also had to do that because my studs weren't centered.
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- Albert L on Jun 22, 2018
- Purchased on Feb 14, 2018
BEST ANSWER: The mount is not that wide, you would have to putting backing into the wall. Or I used a sheet of 3/4" plywood that I screwed into studs and then the mount into the plywood. I also had to do that because my studs weren't centered.
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- Albert L on Jun 22, 2018
- Purchased on Feb 14, 2018
Yes! I had the same issue so I installed a piece of 5/8 plywood on the wall catching two studs, making it wide enough to center the tv bracket on the wall. Then mounted bracket to the plywood. I painted the plywood and is not noticeable because it is behind the tv.
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- Jim G on Jun 22, 2018
- Purchased on Dec 13, 2017
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What does vesa pattern mean? How do you determine vesa pattern?
A shopper
on May 17, 2018
BEST ANSWER: In most cases, you’ll be able to find your TV’s VESA size in the user manual or on the manufacturer’s website. If all else fails, you can easily measure it yourself following these three simple steps:
Measure the horizontal distance between the centers of the left and right holes. This will give you the first measurement.
Measure the vertical distance between the centers of the top and bottom holes. This will give you the second measurement.
If you’re measuring in inches, convert to millimeters (1 inch = 25.4 mm)
VESA specifications are typically displayed in millimeters and are read in order of the horizontal measurement followed by the vertical measurement. For example, if the distance between your TV’s mounting holes measure 400mm across by 200mm high, your VESA size will be shown as 400×200.
VESA is an acronym for the Video Electronics Standards Association, a group of over 300 companies that came together to establish certain standards in the consumer electronics industry. One of these standards covers the aforementioned mounting hole patterns located on the back of your TV, which you may also see referred to as the Flat Display Mounting Interface (FDMI) or VESA Mounting Interface Standard (MIS).
All major TV and TV mount manufacturers follow these standardized screw-hole positions to ensure that their products are compatible with one another.
Measure the horizontal distance between the centers of the left and right holes. This will give you the first measurement.
Measure the vertical distance between the centers of the top and bottom holes. This will give you the second measurement.
If you’re measuring in inches, convert to millimeters (1 inch = 25.4 mm)
VESA specifications are typically displayed in millimeters and are read in order of the horizontal measurement followed by the vertical measurement. For example, if the distance between your TV’s mounting holes measure 400mm across by 200mm high, your VESA size will be shown as 400×200.
VESA is an acronym for the Video Electronics Standards Association, a group of over 300 companies that came together to establish certain standards in the consumer electronics industry. One of these standards covers the aforementioned mounting hole patterns located on the back of your TV, which you may also see referred to as the Flat Display Mounting Interface (FDMI) or VESA Mounting Interface Standard (MIS).
All major TV and TV mount manufacturers follow these standardized screw-hole positions to ensure that their products are compatible with one another.
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- Dan M on Jun 28, 2018
BEST ANSWER: In most cases, you’ll be able to find your TV’s VESA size in the user manual or on the manufacturer’s website. If all else fails, you can easily measure it yourself following these three simple steps:
Measure the horizontal distance between the centers of the left and right holes. This will give you the first measurement.
Measure the vertical distance between the centers of the top and bottom holes. This will give you the second measurement.
If you’re measuring in inches, convert to millimeters (1 inch = 25.4 mm)
VESA specifications are typically displayed in millimeters and are read in order of the horizontal measurement followed by the vertical measurement. For example, if the distance between your TV’s mounting holes measure 400mm across by 200mm high, your VESA size will be shown as 400×200.
VESA is an acronym for the Video Electronics Standards Association, a group of over 300 companies that came together to establish certain standards in the consumer electronics industry. One of these standards covers the aforementioned mounting hole patterns located on the back of your TV, which you may also see referred to as the Flat Display Mounting Interface (FDMI) or VESA Mounting Interface Standard (MIS).
All major TV and TV mount manufacturers follow these standardized screw-hole positions to ensure that their products are compatible with one another.
Measure the horizontal distance between the centers of the left and right holes. This will give you the first measurement.
Measure the vertical distance between the centers of the top and bottom holes. This will give you the second measurement.
If you’re measuring in inches, convert to millimeters (1 inch = 25.4 mm)
VESA specifications are typically displayed in millimeters and are read in order of the horizontal measurement followed by the vertical measurement. For example, if the distance between your TV’s mounting holes measure 400mm across by 200mm high, your VESA size will be shown as 400×200.
VESA is an acronym for the Video Electronics Standards Association, a group of over 300 companies that came together to establish certain standards in the consumer electronics industry. One of these standards covers the aforementioned mounting hole patterns located on the back of your TV, which you may also see referred to as the Flat Display Mounting Interface (FDMI) or VESA Mounting Interface Standard (MIS).
All major TV and TV mount manufacturers follow these standardized screw-hole positions to ensure that their products are compatible with one another.
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- Dan M on Jun 28, 2018
Vesa is a standardize term for the display or TVs mounting pattern. Your TVs user manual will inform you of the vesa of the TV. If you do not have this info on the box or in your manual you can measure the mounting holes on the back. The vesa is measured in mm. This fireplace mount has a 800x400mm max.
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- Dave L Staff on May 22, 2018
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Can this mount installed on Stone wall above fireplace with 8 inch deep mantel ? this is for 75 inch Sony TV.
A shopper
on Feb 20, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Yes it will. You will need to go to the hardware store to buy different anchors for stone. The only other problem my be if the stone is not flat (different depths) the mounting brackets with not sit flat. Not sure what you have just fyi.
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- Louie D on Feb 20, 2018
- Purchased on Feb 2, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Yes it will. You will need to go to the hardware store to buy different anchors for stone. The only other problem my be if the stone is not flat (different depths) the mounting brackets with not sit flat. Not sure what you have just fyi.
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- Louie D on Feb 20, 2018
- Purchased on Feb 2, 2018
Yes.I just hung my 75" Sony over a 10" mantel (I installed into studs though) and it works great! Just make sure you use the correct mounting hardware in the stone.
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- Eric S on Feb 20, 2018
- Purchased on Feb 2, 2018
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Can I use on a 15” mantel?
A shopper
on Dec 16, 2017
BEST ANSWER: You could. mount it up a little higher(1-2inches) on the wall. It will clear the mantel, but it may not go all the way down to its advertised drop. The bracket will just rest on the mantel . No sound bar mounted on the bottom though.
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- Todd C on Oct 2, 2018
- Purchased on Mar 6, 2018
BEST ANSWER: You could. mount it up a little higher(1-2inches) on the wall. It will clear the mantel, but it may not go all the way down to its advertised drop. The bracket will just rest on the mantel . No sound bar mounted on the bottom though.
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- Todd C on Oct 2, 2018
- Purchased on Mar 6, 2018
This is in the manual on the page you viewed it on.
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What are the dimensions?
A shopper
on Feb 24, 2019
BEST ANSWER: If you scroll down to the bottom of the product page description you will find a downloadable Dimensional Diagram
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- Dave L Staff on Feb 25, 2019
BEST ANSWER: If you scroll down to the bottom of the product page description you will find a downloadable Dimensional Diagram
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What sound bar mount will work with this?
ryan h
on Jan 28, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Any mount should work as it attaches between the tv and the mount. Just take into consideration the clearance you may need to clear the mantle if you are mounting above the fireplace.
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- Justin D on Jan 28, 2019
- Purchased on Aug 11, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Any mount should work as it attaches between the tv and the mount. Just take into consideration the clearance you may need to clear the mantle if you are mounting above the fireplace.
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- Justin D on Jan 28, 2019
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When recessed, how many inches from the wall does the t.v. sit.?
A shopper
on Aug 30, 2018
BEST ANSWER: With a 55 LG, it sits 7.5 inches from the face of the screen to the wall.
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- Todd C on Oct 2, 2018
- Purchased on Mar 6, 2018
BEST ANSWER: With a 55 LG, it sits 7.5 inches from the face of the screen to the wall.
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After reading reviews, I knew it would take one or two trips to the hardware store for screws, but we got it up and love it! The most time consuming part was drilling into the brick. I am giving it 4 stars because about 4" of the bracket shows below the TV. We mounted an LG OLED TV and it is probably smaller than most 55" TVs. It is also very light; 36 lbs. One of the reviews suggested loosening the air hydrolics completely before putting on the TV, which was a must! I was afraid it would be too light and not stay extended, but it works perfect. To hide the exposed bracket some, I lowered the handle a few inches.
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Not a slick easy to use solution
way to big. damaged as well. using it for a samsung 65 inch tv. yes it works, but way oversize. not a slick nice looking easy to use product.
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Easy peasy!!
Great product. My second one and this one works with larger TV’s. The install was easy. Only took 20 min. Would recommend this to anyone.
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Inpressive Design
A great device to help people mount their TVs above fireplaces. Simple to install. There is a small hiccup in the instructions regarding the adjustment of the tension on the pistons, just turn the adjustment screw counter-clockwise (to the left) to lessen the tension. A great design.
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Very good value but mine required some tweaking
I bought this mount for my 65" TV to place in an alcove above the fireplace. Overall very good value for its function. The mount feels very sturdy and the hydraulic assist is more than adequate for my 50 lb TV.
Having that said, there are a few things that bothered me:
- The mount comes with 2 standard vertical rails for the VESA configurations and there is a drop bar that supports the TV from the bottom and spreads the weight out to those mounts. The crossbar for the said mount is very long and on my TV it actually blocks some of the ports. This isn't a design flaw per se, it just so happens that my TV's ports were located in the way. I had to cut the bar down to clear the ports. I suppose someone could've easily shifted the whole bar to the other side but I didn't want it to be unbalanced. Buyers check your TV if you don't wish to do any modifications.
- The metal is very thick and feels strong but I think* it's pot metal as it cut very easily with my hacksaw. Having that said, I don't see any signs of give or flexing despite having all that weight.
- The mount comes with a variety of crews and bolts for various ways of mounting and designs of TV and is very clearly and neatly labeled. Two of the smaller screws for the rear crossbar was plain wrong. It was about 5 mm too short. No biggie, bought 2 longer ones from the hardware store.
- There are 4 studs for the TV back plate that allows you to adjust the orientation. The threads feel very soft. I'm pretty sure I stripped one of them when tightening the nut. Users use caution with these studs.
- When installing the 2 vertical mounting brackets on the back of the TV, I found that the bulge near the bottom of my TV's backside limited the mounting height of the brackets. I was forced to use the highest possible setting. I ended up drilling out a pair of unused nuts on the back of the bracket (there are 2 optional mounting locations for the crossbar) and screwing it down there. I also drilled 2 additional holes on the bracket to facilitate this mounting position. I carefully measured the lift arm on the wall so that the TV is perfectly centered. Buyers make sure you check the back of the TV for unusual bulges and make sure you have enough room on the wall to play with.
All this sound very bad and scary, and it could be if you don't want to drill or tweak. For me, it wasn't a big deal since the metal was soft enough to work with but strong enough to take the weight. Some of these problems I had was due to the strange design of the back of my TV and nothing to do with this product, but I expect that this to become more common as TVs get bigger. For others, it may even be plug and play. I'm just sharing my personal experience with this mount and my TV (LG65SJ8000).
All in all, I would still buy this mount because it has great value. I don't know how high-end mounts get around these mount challenges; I image even some of them faces the same issues.
Having that said, there are a few things that bothered me:
- The mount comes with 2 standard vertical rails for the VESA configurations and there is a drop bar that supports the TV from the bottom and spreads the weight out to those mounts. The crossbar for the said mount is very long and on my TV it actually blocks some of the ports. This isn't a design flaw per se, it just so happens that my TV's ports were located in the way. I had to cut the bar down to clear the ports. I suppose someone could've easily shifted the whole bar to the other side but I didn't want it to be unbalanced. Buyers check your TV if you don't wish to do any modifications.
- The metal is very thick and feels strong but I think* it's pot metal as it cut very easily with my hacksaw. Having that said, I don't see any signs of give or flexing despite having all that weight.
- The mount comes with a variety of crews and bolts for various ways of mounting and designs of TV and is very clearly and neatly labeled. Two of the smaller screws for the rear crossbar was plain wrong. It was about 5 mm too short. No biggie, bought 2 longer ones from the hardware store.
- There are 4 studs for the TV back plate that allows you to adjust the orientation. The threads feel very soft. I'm pretty sure I stripped one of them when tightening the nut. Users use caution with these studs.
- When installing the 2 vertical mounting brackets on the back of the TV, I found that the bulge near the bottom of my TV's backside limited the mounting height of the brackets. I was forced to use the highest possible setting. I ended up drilling out a pair of unused nuts on the back of the bracket (there are 2 optional mounting locations for the crossbar) and screwing it down there. I also drilled 2 additional holes on the bracket to facilitate this mounting position. I carefully measured the lift arm on the wall so that the TV is perfectly centered. Buyers make sure you check the back of the TV for unusual bulges and make sure you have enough room on the wall to play with.
All this sound very bad and scary, and it could be if you don't want to drill or tweak. For me, it wasn't a big deal since the metal was soft enough to work with but strong enough to take the weight. Some of these problems I had was due to the strange design of the back of my TV and nothing to do with this product, but I expect that this to become more common as TVs get bigger. For others, it may even be plug and play. I'm just sharing my personal experience with this mount and my TV (LG65SJ8000).
All in all, I would still buy this mount because it has great value. I don't know how high-end mounts get around these mount challenges; I image even some of them faces the same issues.
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You won't find anything better, but it needs an adapter plate.
Did not work with my 55" Samsung TV that has a 200 x 200 vesa mounting pattern. You have to search the web to buy an additional adapter plate.
The best hint I can give you if you buy this, is to release the balance spring all the way before you attempt to mount anything to it.
The best hint I can give you if you buy this, is to release the balance spring all the way before you attempt to mount anything to it.
TV in the up position.
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Don't waste your time.
The tension system on this mount was broke when I received it. Save yourself some time and buy a different brand.
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October 30, 2018
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Your TV Mount Search Can Stop Here
Very easy instructions. All the parts were there. Extremely strong and quality materials... all this at the best price on the internet. No need to keep searching.I recommend a second person to help with the whole process, not just the final mounting on the wall.
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