Monoprice Above Fireplace Pull-Down Full-Motion Articulating TV Wall Mount w/ Optional Soundbar Mount- For TVs 42in to 65in, Max Weight 62 lbs, VESA Patterns Up to 600x500, Rotating, Height Adjustable
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Does anyone have a picture of this with an actual TV on it? It looks like when it is folded back up against the wall that the mount is visible from the front view. Is that correct?
Neil P
on Apr 16, 2020
BEST ANSWER: I have my 50" installed as low as possible on the bracket and the base of the mount still shows about 6" below the TV when pushed back against the wall. I don't think this can be avoided with a pull-down mount.
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- Jonathan L on Apr 17, 2020
- Purchased on Dec 4, 2019
BEST ANSWER: I have my 50" installed as low as possible on the bracket and the base of the mount still shows about 6" below the TV when pushed back against the wall. I don't think this can be avoided with a pull-down mount.
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- Jonathan L on Apr 17, 2020
- Purchased on Dec 4, 2019
Depends on what size TV you are mounting. I used a 65 inch TV and it covered the whole thing. A 55 inch will show rhe bottom part of the attached mounting plate. Tried to put a photo but cant.
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- Clara E on Apr 16, 2020
- Purchased on Feb 8, 2020
You are correct. Depending on the size of your TV, VESA locaiton, and soundbar it might show on the bottom. You need at least 30" from the top to bottom to make sure it's covered.
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- Sayre P on Apr 16, 2020
- Purchased on Feb 21, 2020
The mount is not visible when the tv is up. Only the soundbar and handle
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- Ken D on Apr 16, 2020
- Purchased on Feb 12, 2020
The mount is invisible behind our 65" TV when in the up position.
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- Holly A on Dec 17, 2020
- Purchased on Dec 5, 2020
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Does this mount go flush against the mount when lowering the same as it does when raising? The pictures only show it going against the mount in the upright position. TIA
A shopper
on May 28, 2020
BEST ANSWER: When the mount is fully collapsed, in stow position, there is about a 7 degree angle, maybe less, from 0 or 90 degree. This puts the top of the tv mount about 2 1/2 inches out from the wall mount.
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- Gregory G on Jun 1, 2020
- Purchased on Oct 21, 2019
BEST ANSWER: When the mount is fully collapsed, in stow position, there is about a 7 degree angle, maybe less, from 0 or 90 degree. This puts the top of the tv mount about 2 1/2 inches out from the wall mount.
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- Gregory G on Jun 1, 2020
- Purchased on Oct 21, 2019
No, it shows in the drawing how much it lowers. It needs to clear your mantle, so it has to stop before it hits.
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- Drew H on Jun 11, 2020
- Purchased on May 9, 2020
No it doesn’t. It will be away from the wall in the down position
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- Nathalie C on May 29, 2020
- Purchased on Oct 12, 2019
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Is there a way to secure the mount to the drywall only? All of my studs magically does not line up with the holes on the mount.
A shopper
on Nov 15, 2020
BEST ANSWER: They do.make mounting hardware made for use in drywall. It's a screw that spreads out once it is through the drywall. I would not recommend that because of the weight of the TV. You could try mounting a 2x4 to studs and then use the 2x4 to hang the TV mount to. Not very pretty but it would probably work.
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- Suzanne B on Nov 15, 2020
- Purchased on Apr 2, 2020
BEST ANSWER: They do.make mounting hardware made for use in drywall. It's a screw that spreads out once it is through the drywall. I would not recommend that because of the weight of the TV. You could try mounting a 2x4 to studs and then use the 2x4 to hang the TV mount to. Not very pretty but it would probably work.
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- Suzanne B on Nov 15, 2020
- Purchased on Apr 2, 2020
No, you definitely need to have it mounted to the studs. When moving or positioning, it needs the secured to studs. It will not hold up with only sheetrock. You could always drill holes to line up to the studs. Good luck
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- Craig O on Nov 15, 2020
- Purchased on Apr 12, 2020
I would highly advise against trying. The weight and force of your TV on this thing belongs in the studs.
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- Holly A on Dec 17, 2020
- Purchased on Dec 5, 2020
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Is the mount completely invisible when in the upright position? or does it show beneath the TV?
A shopper
on Oct 30, 2019
BEST ANSWER: No, it is not. This may be due to the model of TV, but I have a six inch deep mantel, mounted the plate 5 inches above the mantel, with the tv at the lowest possible mount for the hooks, it barely clears the ceiling in the upright position and the bottom of the mount is visible. When the tv is pulled down, the mount plate is mostly visible. It is only possible to hide the mount by pulling the tv out to a 90 degree angle, which is a couple of feet away from the wall. I think this is a problem common with this type of mount. More expensive ones just have nicer covers to hide the plate and bolts.
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- Chris P on Oct 31, 2019
- Purchased on Oct 21, 2019
BEST ANSWER: No, it is not. This may be due to the model of TV, but I have a six inch deep mantel, mounted the plate 5 inches above the mantel, with the tv at the lowest possible mount for the hooks, it barely clears the ceiling in the upright position and the bottom of the mount is visible. When the tv is pulled down, the mount plate is mostly visible. It is only possible to hide the mount by pulling the tv out to a 90 degree angle, which is a couple of feet away from the wall. I think this is a problem common with this type of mount. More expensive ones just have nicer covers to hide the plate and bolts.
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- Chris P on Oct 31, 2019
- Purchased on Oct 21, 2019
With our 65" TV, and the placement we chose for it, the mount does not show at all when in the up position. It does in the down position.
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- Holly A on Dec 17, 2020
- Purchased on Dec 5, 2020
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Does this mount have the option to stay in the horizontal position once extended out? When I set it up it falls to lowest position even though I tightened the screw in the tightest option.
New User U
on Jun 28, 2020
BEST ANSWER: Mine stays wherever I put it. However, I only have a light 37" TV mounted on it.
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- Michael K on Jul 1, 2020
- Purchased on Jan 18, 2020
BEST ANSWER: Mine stays wherever I put it. However, I only have a light 37" TV mounted on it.
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- Michael K on Jul 1, 2020
- Purchased on Jan 18, 2020
Yes, my tv will hold at whatever horizontal position I move it to.
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- Carrie Y on Jun 28, 2020
- Purchased on Dec 7, 2019
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What is the weight limit on the soundbar mount? Assuming it could fit between the TV and the mount handle, could you mount a center speaker there instead?
James B
on Oct 8, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
There is not a weight limit for the soundbar portion specifically, overall this mount can handle up to 62 lbs.
If you have a center channel speaker with the proper holes and weight this would work no problem.
There is not a weight limit for the soundbar portion specifically, overall this mount can handle up to 62 lbs.
If you have a center channel speaker with the proper holes and weight this would work no problem.
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- Tyler C Staff on Oct 8, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
There is not a weight limit for the soundbar portion specifically, overall this mount can handle up to 62 lbs.
If you have a center channel speaker with the proper holes and weight this would work no problem.
There is not a weight limit for the soundbar portion specifically, overall this mount can handle up to 62 lbs.
If you have a center channel speaker with the proper holes and weight this would work no problem.
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- Tyler C Staff on Oct 8, 2019
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What is the verticle travel distance? How much does this "drop" from the top height?
Van R
on Oct 30, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Hi, the vertical travel distance, or also described as the pull-down range here, is 28.7". Hope this helps. Thanks.
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- Irv S Staff on Oct 31, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Hi, the vertical travel distance, or also described as the pull-down range here, is 28.7". Hope this helps. Thanks.
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- Irv S Staff on Oct 31, 2019
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Will this work for 65" curved TV and curved sound bar as well?
Ashutosh A
on Jan 13, 2020
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
As long as the TV has a mounting/VESA pattern that within this mount's range and the TV and soundbar do not reach the weight limit it will work.
As long as the TV has a mounting/VESA pattern that within this mount's range and the TV and soundbar do not reach the weight limit it will work.
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- Tyler C Staff on Jan 14, 2020
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
As long as the TV has a mounting/VESA pattern that within this mount's range and the TV and soundbar do not reach the weight limit it will work.
As long as the TV has a mounting/VESA pattern that within this mount's range and the TV and soundbar do not reach the weight limit it will work.
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- Tyler C Staff on Jan 14, 2020
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If install on a flush wall (no Fireplace) and the TV is pulled down to it's lowest point, what's the clearance between the wall and the mount?
A shopper
on Jul 29, 2020
BEST ANSWER: Around a foot maybe a little less depending on where you set the stop.
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- Arthur S on Jul 29, 2020
- Purchased on Dec 26, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Around a foot maybe a little less depending on where you set the stop.
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- Arthur S on Jul 29, 2020
- Purchased on Dec 26, 2019
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how many inches does it drop down?
A shopper
on Dec 27, 2020
BEST ANSWER: On the average would be as much as 30". If tv is over a mantel, it depends on the depth of mantel. The deeper the mantel, the less it can drop down because it does need to clear the mantel itself. Mine is a deeper mantel but tv drops down plenty. It is adjustable so it doesn't have to drop down to the lowest position either. It's a great product. Very happy.
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- Sally F on Dec 27, 2020
- Purchased on May 29, 2020
BEST ANSWER: On the average would be as much as 30". If tv is over a mantel, it depends on the depth of mantel. The deeper the mantel, the less it can drop down because it does need to clear the mantel itself. Mine is a deeper mantel but tv drops down plenty. It is adjustable so it doesn't have to drop down to the lowest position either. It's a great product. Very happy.
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- Sally F on Dec 27, 2020
- Purchased on May 29, 2020
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Is the capacity 62lbs including the weight of the mount? Or can my tv and speaker weight up to 62lbs?
John M
on Dec 15, 2019
This is the model I need but my TV is only 40" Will it fit on this mount that shows the smallest at 42" or do you have another that has all these functions that would fit a 40"?
A shopper
on Apr 5, 2020
Will this work on a 70" that weighs 56 lbs? I don't want the mount to show that's why i'm considering this one and not the 27773.
A shopper
on May 8, 2020
In the "up" position, how high is the center of the VESA mount with respect to the bottom of the wallboard?
A shopper
on Jul 3, 2020
What is the overall vertical assembly dimension when the product is in the "up" position? I need to mount this based on ceiling height.
A shopper
on Jul 23, 2020
What is the overall vertical dimension of the assembly when the product is in the "up" position? I need to mount this based on ceiling height.
Alexander v
on Jul 23, 2020
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Rated 5 out of 5
Awesome Product!
Excellent product! Not simple to install, but not hard either, so long as you FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS STEP BY STEP. Several parts, but they are logically marked and packaged. I found it easier to just put the metal bracket against the wall to mark the drill holes rather than use the paper template. Mount is very sturdy and easily holds a 50” TV above the doorway in our covered patio. Tension is easy to adjust so that the TV is easy to pull up and down and still stay in place. Really nice to have the soundbar bracket as well.
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Rated 4 out of 5
Good product - quintuple check mount position and bolts
Works as advertised. Getting the exact vertical positioning was a challenge based on the instructions. Only complaint is the wall anchors were too short (bolts were longer than the anchors causing 1 to sheer off).
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Rated 4 out of 5
Great product, bad instructions
I love putting stuff together, but this wasn't easy, as the instructions clearly did not see an editor. In the end, we were able to install it, and it looks great and feels great, but there was a lot of trial and error that wouldn't have been needed with better instructions.
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Rated 4 out of 5
Good alternative to Mantel Mount
Pros: Heavy gage construction, plenty of screws/bolts, good vertical drop, relatively simple to install
Cons: Directions are a bit lacking in information, the gas cylinder is so-so in operation (I have it so that the TV will balance but it's relatively heavy to lift into position), no side to side stops to prevent the TV from hitting the mantel.
The issue I had is that the wall depth to the front of the mantel is excessive, I ended up installing 3 thick 2X4's onto the wall to move the mount closer to the front of the mantel and thus reduce the height required (based on their chart). I still had to go 8" above the mantel for the bottom of the frame, this height along with the location of the VESA holes on my TV put the "stow" position close to the ceiling and the bottom of the bracket was quite visible. The best option to correct this is to have longer brackets that mount onto the TV such that the hooks are closer to the top of the TV. Longer brackets aren't available from Monoprice, so I bought some shelving brackets to extend the included brackets by about 5". The 5" is about the max you can go to still be able to use the rest of the bracket with the handle, the horizontal piece will hit the bottom of the bracket that mounts to the VESA. It's difficult to describe, take a look at the photos.
The first photo is of the extension piece I made, I drilled holes to match with the VESA pattern on the TV, I drilled 2 holes in the side to match with the handle assembly.
I had to increase the diameter of the holes of the handle assembly and the bracket, then used 1/4-20 hex bolt inserted from the inside to assemble. The assembly was difficult with the hidden bolts and 3 pieces, plus adding in the horizontal component of the handle assembly (I had to use longer bolts to preassemble).
The additional 5" made a huge difference in hiding the bottom part of the mount and bringing it further away from the ceiling. A longer bracket option would be nice especially with the OLED VESA hole locations being at the bottom of the television.
Cons: Directions are a bit lacking in information, the gas cylinder is so-so in operation (I have it so that the TV will balance but it's relatively heavy to lift into position), no side to side stops to prevent the TV from hitting the mantel.
The issue I had is that the wall depth to the front of the mantel is excessive, I ended up installing 3 thick 2X4's onto the wall to move the mount closer to the front of the mantel and thus reduce the height required (based on their chart). I still had to go 8" above the mantel for the bottom of the frame, this height along with the location of the VESA holes on my TV put the "stow" position close to the ceiling and the bottom of the bracket was quite visible. The best option to correct this is to have longer brackets that mount onto the TV such that the hooks are closer to the top of the TV. Longer brackets aren't available from Monoprice, so I bought some shelving brackets to extend the included brackets by about 5". The 5" is about the max you can go to still be able to use the rest of the bracket with the handle, the horizontal piece will hit the bottom of the bracket that mounts to the VESA. It's difficult to describe, take a look at the photos.
The first photo is of the extension piece I made, I drilled holes to match with the VESA pattern on the TV, I drilled 2 holes in the side to match with the handle assembly.
I had to increase the diameter of the holes of the handle assembly and the bracket, then used 1/4-20 hex bolt inserted from the inside to assemble. The assembly was difficult with the hidden bolts and 3 pieces, plus adding in the horizontal component of the handle assembly (I had to use longer bolts to preassemble).
The additional 5" made a huge difference in hiding the bottom part of the mount and bringing it further away from the ceiling. A longer bracket option would be nice especially with the OLED VESA hole locations being at the bottom of the television.
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Rated 5 out of 5
Very nice but instructions were a little complicated
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Rated 1 out of 5
6 Holes and No Mount
There are several problems with this mount. I will comment on three of them.
First, it is not designed for the range of TV sizes it claims to be. Second, the design makes it impossible to install as instructed. Third, the quality of the components is lacking.
My television is within the window of the design. However because the arm’s length is fixed and the hook mechanism is poorly designed, TVs in the bottoms third of the range will be mounted incredibly high relative to wall plate. There is no way to know this from the description or instructions without attempting an installation first. Despite this flaw, I attempted to install the mount anyway. This was a mistake.
The instructions ask you to install the arm before mounting the wall plate. However this makes it impossible to screw the top center bolt as the arm is covering it up.
The concrete anchors collapsed into themselves causes the bolts to simply spin in place instead of going into the wall when I attempted to screw them in.
I was left with a pile of dust, 6 holes to patch, 3 plastic anchors stuck in my wall, and no mount.
First, it is not designed for the range of TV sizes it claims to be. Second, the design makes it impossible to install as instructed. Third, the quality of the components is lacking.
My television is within the window of the design. However because the arm’s length is fixed and the hook mechanism is poorly designed, TVs in the bottoms third of the range will be mounted incredibly high relative to wall plate. There is no way to know this from the description or instructions without attempting an installation first. Despite this flaw, I attempted to install the mount anyway. This was a mistake.
The instructions ask you to install the arm before mounting the wall plate. However this makes it impossible to screw the top center bolt as the arm is covering it up.
The concrete anchors collapsed into themselves causes the bolts to simply spin in place instead of going into the wall when I attempted to screw them in.
I was left with a pile of dust, 6 holes to patch, 3 plastic anchors stuck in my wall, and no mount.
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Rated 4 out of 5
Yes this one is great
Apart from the beginning instructions being confusing as to where to place above the mantle (just use the chart), this thing is fantastic. Looks better than the Mantle Mount brand on the wall, and operates flawlessly. Oh wait, one caveat. I did have to buy additional universal mounting wings on Amazon for the soundbar to fit (15 bucks). The mount it came with wasn’t wide enough for the holes in my soundbar.
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Rated 4 out of 5
Build
Build is nice. Looking to mount it shortly.
Would be nice to have a Drawing with measurements with it up and in the down positions.
Would be nice to have a Drawing with measurements with it up and in the down positions.
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Rated 5 out of 5
Well designed. Nice quality for the money.
Well designed, quality tv mount. Would recommend this. Very pleased.
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Rated 5 out of 5
I love my new over the fire place tv mount. Ez to install and gave me more floor space.
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