Low profile TV wall mount
Discussion
£12 & 25mm off the wall:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/MODERN-LIFE-Bracket-Telev...
£17 & 19.5mm off the wall:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/VonHaus-Bracket-Design-Cu...
They aren't hard to find.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/MODERN-LIFE-Bracket-Telev...
£17 & 19.5mm off the wall:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/VonHaus-Bracket-Design-Cu...
They aren't hard to find.
I use these if we need to get really really close to a wall, 7.5mm.
https://unicol.com/products/universal-slim-wall-mo...
https://unicol.com/products/universal-slim-wall-mo...
I've got 2 of these now, well this one and it's smaller brother for a 32".
Peerless SLWS410 Ultra Slim
I don't think you can get closer than 8mm without the custom wire solution I've seen on some Samsung TVs.
Usually the TV has a fatter lower section with the thin upper portion leaving loads of room behind - I've got a regular UK single socket faceplate and 13A plug behind mine using that 8mm mount.
Peerless SLWS410 Ultra Slim
I don't think you can get closer than 8mm without the custom wire solution I've seen on some Samsung TVs.
Usually the TV has a fatter lower section with the thin upper portion leaving loads of room behind - I've got a regular UK single socket faceplate and 13A plug behind mine using that 8mm mount.
Or one of these
IBRA Ultra Slim Wall Mount Bracket System
I have a 65" Samsung hanging off one (its been there almost 2 years - so its held up well) - it's a slim mount purely because it hangs like a picture - there is no frame between the tv and the wall.
IBRA Ultra Slim Wall Mount Bracket System
I have a 65" Samsung hanging off one (its been there almost 2 years - so its held up well) - it's a slim mount purely because it hangs like a picture - there is no frame between the tv and the wall.
Fancy seeing you here!
I've been eying up this one for my new XF90
https://www.oneforall.co.uk/tv-brackets/wm-6411-fi...
I've been eying up this one for my new XF90
https://www.oneforall.co.uk/tv-brackets/wm-6411-fi...
Ended up with this one https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07QG3LHHY/ref=cm_sw_r...
Bit thicker but cheap as missed out on a wm6411 on fleabay
Bit thicker but cheap as missed out on a wm6411 on fleabay
Trustmeimadoctor said:
Ended up with this one https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07QG3LHHY/ref=cm_sw_r...
Bit thicker but cheap as missed out on a wm6411 on fleabay
Is it up yet? What do you think to the bracket? I need to order and this is a lot cheaper than the oneforall.Bit thicker but cheap as missed out on a wm6411 on fleabay
Edit: Just had a thought, I'm getting a socket for behind the TV, with the depth of the faceplate and plug, a slim one might not be best
Edited by illmonkey on Monday 6th July 11:33
Trustmeimadoctor said:
Yes it's up and it's not bad BUT it's depends on the TV mine has a fald backlight so it's got a full back so no area for a plug to go behind. I'm even worse off as my set has A hard wired power cable but I have a plan
Been looking into the setup this morning and seems my is also hard wired. I phoned Sony support up and he said we don't know. So I'm screwed with the idea of running a long power cable up in the wall to it. I've found a few things like thishttps://www.screwfix.com/p/bg-1-gang-unswitched-br...
Or there is a product that sinks into the wall, so the plug is in the cavity too, called Syncbox, but they are not cheap!
I can't believe they hard wire the cable to the tele, then only give you 2m! surely they know people want these on walls?!
Mine is a FALD Sony and it's now up on the Peerless 8mm mount I posted previously - no issues here with clearance in the end.
The TV has a standard IEC C7 socket on the back and came with a silly 1m lead, so I just bought a 3m one on Amazon.
No chance of running another power cable up/inside the wall and use a flex connector to the original lead? I can't see how you'd have warranty issues for removing a plug.
The cable connection void on my TV lines up with a brush plate surface mounted on the wall, quite a bit of clearance in this area. My wall is dry-lined so I just dropped the cables down behind the plasterboard in conduit to another lower brush plate as there weren't any adhesive dabs in the way. Luckily.
The TV has a standard IEC C7 socket on the back and came with a silly 1m lead, so I just bought a 3m one on Amazon.
No chance of running another power cable up/inside the wall and use a flex connector to the original lead? I can't see how you'd have warranty issues for removing a plug.
The cable connection void on my TV lines up with a brush plate surface mounted on the wall, quite a bit of clearance in this area. My wall is dry-lined so I just dropped the cables down behind the plasterboard in conduit to another lower brush plate as there weren't any adhesive dabs in the way. Luckily.
Edited by timmymagic73 on Monday 6th July 13:47
timmymagic73 said:
Mine is a FALD Sony and it's now up on the Peerless 8mm mount I posted previously - no issues here with clearance in the end.
The TV has a standard IEC C7 socket on the back and came with a silly 1m lead, so I just bought a 3m one on Amazon.
No chance of running another power cable up/inside the wall and use a flex connector to the original lead? I can't see how you'd have warranty issues for removing a plug.
The cable connection void on my TV lines up with a brush plate surface mounted on the wall, quite a bit of clearance in this area. My wall is dry-lined so I just dropped the cables down behind the plasterboard in conduit to another lower brush plate as there weren't any adhesive dabs in the way. Luckily.
That's what I'm doing but connecting to a fcu The TV has a standard IEC C7 socket on the back and came with a silly 1m lead, so I just bought a 3m one on Amazon.
No chance of running another power cable up/inside the wall and use a flex connector to the original lead? I can't see how you'd have warranty issues for removing a plug.
The cable connection void on my TV lines up with a brush plate surface mounted on the wall, quite a bit of clearance in this area. My wall is dry-lined so I just dropped the cables down behind the plasterboard in conduit to another lower brush plate as there weren't any adhesive dabs in the way. Luckily.
Edited by timmymagic73 on Monday 6th July 13:47
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