Are you able to use this bracket if your tv is already mounted? Has anyone had any problems trying this?
387734
Sure.....if you unmount it first :) There's no way I can see that would allow you to attach it without taking the TV off the wall.
387735
This bracket is meant to go between your mount and the tv. I'm not sure it would be possible to attach it any other way. You will most likely have to take your tv down and remount it with the bracket in between the two.
387736
It depends on the bracket that is mounted to the wall, the shelf is supposed to be mounted to the TV, and it can either be mounted on top or bottom. But if you have a mount that extends from the wall then you can mount the shelf to the back of wall bracket, the shelf will be parallel to the floor even if the TV is on a slight angle. You may have to change a couple of bolts, but it can be done.Believe me you have to be rather handy to accomplish this
387737
you ,may need remove some of the mounting brackets that are in place to secure this shelf. As long as there is room beneath the tv for this shelf, should be fine.
387738
I am not sure, I don't have my tv mounted. I think if you have long enough bolts to go through all the hardware it shouldn't be a problem. I have mine mounted on the top instead of the bottom as shown. When mounted to the tv there is about a 1/2" of the bracket sticking out, it is L shaped with it flat against the tv. I really like mine, it has placed the center speaker where I wanted it without blocking my 3D sensor.
558665
I put the brackets on my panel and I have a similar type situation but haven't actually mounted it yet. You may need longer screws, but the mounts are pretty secure to the panel. Hope that helps.
1791041
There are several spots you can put the bracket in. There are outer and inner holes. I believe we used the outer holes. We just matched it up. On the bracket you should have several different choices as each TV is made differently. Hope this helped you. We enjoy the TV on it mount in our motor home. Let us know if you have any other questions.
1715438
As long as your TV is "VESA" compliant, the bracket will work great. Your owners manual will tell you if your set is VESA compliant.....95% chance it is!! You'll love how easy this bracket is to install and operate....
1099744
Not sure about your specific TV. Our experience was that we could not tighten the bracket enough for the weight of our TV and it tilted forward. Since it did mount to the wall securely we ended up putting a shim to keep the TV from tilting. Your experience may be different. Good luck.
543724
Yes, you can. It turns out very easy. the screw on 2 brackets, don't tight it all the way, and don't lose it so much, just enough to tilting the tv by itself. After mount it up, you can use both hands hold the tv and push it back and forth to till it.
1682223
I have not mounted mines but I did do the research for it and got a rosewill rhtb-11001 tilt TV bracket mount which was pretty cheap on sale. you just have to make sure the mount you buy supports an adjustable "vesa pattern" up to the required 400x400 to for this tv and of course the size & weight of the TV
543358
Depends on the weight of the TV. But I wouldn't risk it. All wall mounts are really designed to use studs. Anything else is only as good as the wall anchor you use. I don't recommend doing it.
343020
I have a 60" Vizio...supports with no problem. The bracket won't be the weak link...it'll be your wall. :-)
939365
Yes....no issues with using another holder. In fact I hate this over designed bracket.....good luck :)
1672334
Not to my knowledge and experience. There are no brackets on my TV which is a Pansonic 2011 model.
98087
That is correct. It is actually a very versatile bracket. I have used it for over a year with no problems.
1034336
No, the brackets aren't close enough together to catch the mount holes on both sides. If you are handy with tools you can make it work by putting some horizontal bars across the TV mounting jokes and attach the brackets to those, that's what I did.
2031066
If you have a place for the brackets to be mounted, I wouldn't see a reason why not. There are a couple of mounting options available in the box with the mount. Make sure you get a tv with VESA 100x100 or VESA 75x75 (in mm's) mounting hole pattern. [Most TV's have that labelled on the box]
1309425
I would say that this would be a better question for the manufacturer of this product to be certain. If you want my input thought I would say it would work. I ended up with this mount because I could not find anything in the standard fitments in the market that would fit mine. Either too short one way or not wide enough the other. After going through a few different mounts I ended up with this one. I see no reason it would not work on any TV. I looked up the specs of yours and I see no reason why it would not be just fine. Sorry I don't have the actual fitment technical answer, but out the last five mounts I have bought, this is the most versatile to anything I have seen. From the looks of your TV the holes for mounting are vertical and that is all you need to make this work. Good luck!
689272
I mounted mine to a stud. But I have a larger tv. It would depend on how much your tv weighs.if possible I would take the safe route.
1682224
I have the tv mounted, and it was as expected. It works with any VESA compatible mount, which means that the mount selection and ease of mounting is pretty standardized. Consider this tv to be no more and no less mountable than any other VESA-compatible tv.