Questions about One for All Solid WM4661

This TV has a VESA 400x200 mounting, the wall mount can do this.

There are 2 horizontal bolts in the middle at the front that you can tighten so that it stays vertical

Good morning Strzelec; Difficult for me to understand your question. As a general rule, the hole depth (without dowel) must be equal to or greater than the screw length. This is the only way to ensure that the screws can be fully screwed in. Drilling concrete is sometimes difficult, depending on the quality of the drill. Nothing works without a good impact drill. I hope this answer helps you.

Moving is not possible. But a larger television is no problem. The centre point always remains the same

The wall mount is suitable for screen sizes from 32 to 90 inches and supports a maximum weight of 60 kg. Since your Samsung TV 75'' QLED 4K is within these size and weight limits, the wall mount should fit, provided that the VESA mounting distances of the TV are compatible (between 200x200 and 600x400 mm). Check the VESA mounting distances of your Samsung TV to make sure they are within these ranges.

The minimum distance from the wall for the wall bracket is 6.4 cm. The depth of the wall mount itself is not specified directly, but the total depth of the installation can vary depending on the setting. Your TV is 3 cm deep, which should be taken into account when mounting to leave enough space for the screen.

To determine whether the "Solid WM4661" wall mount is suitable for a Samsung UE55D8090, we need to check the VESA dimensions of the TV. The Samsung UE55D8090 usually has VESA dimensions of 400 x 400 mm. The wall mount "Solid WM4661" supports VESA dimensions up to 600 x 400 mm, which means that it should be suitable for the Samsung UE55D8090 as the VESA dimensions of the TV are within the supported range. The mount also supports screen diagonals of up to 90 inches, which is also suitable as the UE55D8090 has a screen diagonal of 55 inches. The maximum payload of the mount is 60 kg, which should also be sufficient as most TVs of this size weigh less.

Yes, it's 300*300 on your Sony according to Sony :) I'm happy with it.

The manufacturer's website states: VESA standards 100x100 200x100 200x200 300x200 300x300 400x200 400x300 400x400 600x400

Yes, because VESA 400x400 is available and it holds a size of 55 inches without any problems.

Yes

When the TV is pressed all the way against the wall, the distance between the wall and the back of the TV is approx. 8 / 8.5cm in my case. When in use, it is a good 50cm. However, I only have a 40" TV mounted.

Yes the width is on a rail and for the height it has various holes that it fits you may need spacers is tv dependent and longer screws as not all devices are flat at the back

You don't need a special Curved mount, and I wouldn't say there was one. You can simply look on the back of your curved TV for the 4 threads of the VESA mount. Samsung, for example, includes 4 sleeves with the TV to push them into the holes to compensate for the curvature, but these often end up in the bin if someone doesn't recognise their purpose. If the sleeves are missing, you can buy them or make something yourself. The wall bracket can then be screwed on.

I am not satisfied. I have just mounted a 77" with many difficulties. The TV tilts forwards, it hangs slightly askew to the left, but when you pull it forwards, it hangs askew to the right. I'm sure you'll have fewer problems with the 65, but I'll invest more next time

It varies as shown in the product photo. (You can see that it is pre-drilled in several places).

The wall won't be a problem, but you'll need to use the right type of fixing.

The minimum distance between the wall and the TV is 64 mm. The maximum is 510 mm. I don't know the distances for non-rotating brackets.

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Is this a 40 inch tv? If it has VESA fixing it should be fine. But I also think it’s much too robust for a smaller TV; the single arm option should be fine!

YES, the wall bracket fits.

Sali The fixing materials, screws and plugs, are included. As I remember, there were 10mm diameter holes for the screws and plugs. LG

You could hang a car off it. As long as the VESA measures are okay you should be good.

According to the Sony data sheet, the A95k has a Vesa mount of 30 x 30, which would therefore fit, but thanks anyway.

I also had this problem, so I replaced the corresponding cross screw and nut with a stronger one (the original screw is too soft and turns) and two of us put the TV up a bit to compensate for the sagging. Now everything is OK.

It fits all TVs that have the following VESA holes: 200 x 200 mm, 300 x 200 mm, 300 x 300 mm, 400 x 300 mm, 400 x 400 mm, 600 x 400 mm. Otherwise, just Google your LG model or look in the manual and check what VESA hole your TV has :) If neither is available, simply take a metre and measure the distances between the VESA holes at the back of the TV.

This thing is so sturdy I would hang a car from it