Wondering where do arms fit into the back of the TV? How do these arms fit into the back of the TV?
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Usually, you do not use the arms at all. Those are for unusual TVs. Just about all the flat screen TVs, especially a 40" Samsung, will have "VESA" holes, and just line up with the plate you see the arms hanging off of. You simply leave the arms in the box, put the plate on the back of your TV, screw it on, and then it slides onto the arm. I was given one of these very mounts for Vine and I really like it. It's strong and articulates. I wish they would leave the arms off the photo, as it confuses folks and usually aren't used.
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Brackets bolt to back of tv, speaker bolts to bracket. There is a lot of room for adjustment too.
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Most TVs have plugs on the back but they're on an inverted shelf so that when you plug in a cable they hang straight down. If this is the case there should be no clearance problem. If the plugs direct the cable straight back into the wall there may be a problem but you still have about 2" to work with. Best of luck.
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As G.P.Yung said, most TVs do not come with a wall mount but it is configured to be wall mounted, i.e. VESA pattern on back of TV is patterned to fit most wall mounts. I believe it is 200mm x 200mm
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The only thing I took apart were the (2) long bolts that attach the arms to the wall bracket.I then bolted the wall brackets to the wall, then re attach the arms to the wall bracket. Ours seemed a little stiff until we mounted the TV to it.You will need 2 people to re attch the arms to the wall bracket.
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It screws into the wooden opening where the smaller TV once was.In my case I replaced a 32 in. Tv that fit into the entertainment center,I bolted this stand into the wooden opening where that 32 in. TV once was enabling me to put a 50 in. plasma in front of the opening and keep the entertainment center.
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Most (if not all) flat-panel TVs have holes in the back for wall mounting. The strap is screwed into the TV on those holes. It came with all the needed hardware for my TV.
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I had the same issue but it turns out that the extension arms were not in properly. I have a 47" Samsung and it fit correctly. Try flipping the extension brackets over before you put them in the wall mount and see if they fit.
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I am not quite sure of your question. The arm lays fully against the wall if the TV is not mounted.
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Flushed/collapsed, it sticks out about 2-3 inches. If you look at the picture, between the outer part/bracket and the base that screws into the wall is a zig-zag arm that allows movement for the TV. I mounted mine in the corner and adjusted the arm so the TV is caddy cornered and centered in the the corner. I hope this helps out. I would also recommend getting some good drywall heavy weight anchors because the mount is on the heavy side and then you add the TV. I have the white PVC type anchors that you screw into the wall and then the screw goes in...each one holds like 75lbs. I put like 6 mount/anchors for extra stability. Flushed/collapsed, it sticks out about 2-3 inches. If you look at the picture, between the outer part/bracket and the base that screws into the wall is a zig-zag arm that allows movement for the TV. I mounted mine in the corner and adjusted the arm so the TV is caddy cornered and centered in the the corner. I hope this helps out. I would also recommend getting some good drywall heavy weight anchors because the mount is on the heavy side and then you add the TV. I have the white PVC type anchors that you screw into the wall and then the screw goes in...each one holds like 75lbs. I put like 6... » Read More Flushed/collapsed, it sticks out about 2-3 inches. If you look at the picture, between the outer part/bracket and the base that screws into the wall is a zig-zag arm that allows movement for the TV. I mounted mine in the corner and adjusted the arm so the TV is caddy cornered and centered in the the corner. I hope this helps out. I would also recommend getting some good drywall heavy weight anchors because the mount is on the heavy side and then you add the TV. I have the white PVC type anchors that you screw into the wall and then the screw goes in...each one holds like 75lbs. I put like 6 mount/anchors for extra stability. « Show Less
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The two vertical mounting brackets you see in the picture slide back and forth independently on the rail there so they will accommodate any size, from about 18" to 36". I mounted the bracket on the wall first, then removed the two vertical supports that connect to the TV. You attach those directly to the back of the TV with the supplied screws (they give you tons of screws for every size TV) Once the vertical mounts are attached to your TV, you simply lift it up and put it on the bracket on the mount, and tighten it down. The main bracket mounting took about 10 minutes, and attaching the TV and putting it up took about 3 minutes. Super simple. Good luck! The two vertical mounting brackets you see in the picture slide back and forth independently on the rail there so they will accommodate any size, from about 18" to 36". I mounted the bracket on the wall first, then removed the two vertical supports that connect to the TV. You attach those directly to the back of the TV with the supplied screws (they give you tons of screws for every size TV) Once the vertical mounts are attached to your TV, you simply lift it up and put it on the bracket on the mount, and tighten it down. The main bracket mounting took about 10 minutes, and... » Read More The two vertical mounting brackets you see in the picture slide back and forth independently on the rail there so they will accommodate any size, from about 18" to 36". I mounted the bracket on the wall first, then removed the two vertical supports that connect to the TV. You attach those directly to the back of the TV with the supplied screws (they give you tons of screws for every size TV) Once the vertical mounts are attached to your TV, you simply lift it up and put it on the bracket on the mount, and tighten it down. The main bracket mounting took about 10 minutes, and attaching the TV and putting it up took about 3 minutes. Super simple. Good luck! « Show Less
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Hi Jo Thank you for your enquiry. The TV wall mount bracket is suitable for VESA measurements of 200mm x 400mm. The adaptors can be fitted either horizontally or vertically on the back of the TV giving you additional options on the ledges move to different holes. Ideally please can you send us a picture of the back of the TV to invision.one@gmail.com. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you require any further information. Kind regards Lorna
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Hi Matt, The mount arms are of unequal lengths. The pivot-pivot length of the wall arm is ~9.5 inches and the TV arm is ~7.5 inches. Hope this helps.
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It's tight to hold it in place. Hold the tv and roll it with the cup on the mounting plate.
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Franco..There is a locking device that you pull out to slide the TV out, then another locking device you pull out to release the TV to a vertical position. You do the reverse to put it back to it's stored position..It has worked great for me in our motorhome, as it allows me to store other items below the TV..
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Yes, whatever tv mount you use actually mounts "through" the shield and then into the tv, kind of like a sandwich.
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Yes! Mine is an adjustable arm bracket.This picture shows glass shelf at the top position choice. Also just 2 plastic clips hold the glass NO way to tighten the glass so it can fall out if you grab the glass to move it, it will fall and crash.NEVER grab the GLASS, grab the tv with both hands and adjust to the position you need! Hope this helps, after figuring this out it works find. If you have a fixed bracket there is no problems screw to bracket before attaching tv.