I have a VT50 on the way from Pauls, and would like to get the wall mount installed correctly, prior to the TV being delivered.
I can't seem to find any information on where the bolt holes on the back of the TV are located on this model. This would tell me how high on the wall to put the wall mount. I asked a guy at Pauls, and his answer to all this was "they are on the bottom." Not quite the answer I was looking for, in terms of being precise.
I have just under 8' ceilings in that room, and a 36'' tv stand, as well as leaving room somewhere on the stand or wall for a Infinity Primus center speaker http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0044D1788/ref=oh_details_o00_s05_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I know the tv is approx 5' wide and 3' tall, so a 3' tall tv and a 3' tall tv stand, and a 10'' tall speaker, doesn't leave a ton of room for error, or just as bad the mount is too high, and the ceiling interferes.
Can anyone point me to some accurate dimension numbers, so I know where to locate the wall mount?
(this way maybe I can convince the delivery guys to help me put the tv on the mount, vs having to do it by myself.
I can't seem to find any information on where the bolt holes on the back of the TV are located on this model. This would tell me how high on the wall to put the wall mount. I asked a guy at Pauls, and his answer to all this was "they are on the bottom." Not quite the answer I was looking for, in terms of being precise.
I have just under 8' ceilings in that room, and a 36'' tv stand, as well as leaving room somewhere on the stand or wall for a Infinity Primus center speaker http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0044D1788/ref=oh_details_o00_s05_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I know the tv is approx 5' wide and 3' tall, so a 3' tall tv and a 3' tall tv stand, and a 10'' tall speaker, doesn't leave a ton of room for error, or just as bad the mount is too high, and the ceiling interferes.
Can anyone point me to some accurate dimension numbers, so I know where to locate the wall mount?
(this way maybe I can convince the delivery guys to help me put the tv on the mount, vs having to do it by myself.










