Somehow I managed to buy $10 for M6 hardware at the hardware store to install this. I haven't opened the TV box yet. Hopefully I got enough stuff to make the TV happy.

 

I use spacers with my Sony x900E. It is so you don't thread the screw in too far to damage the tv. What I did was hand threaded the screw into the hole with the bracket on until it bottomed out. Then I used whatever spacer that was needed to take up the space left.

 

It is so you don't thread the screw in too far to damage the tv. What I did was hand threaded the screw into the hole with the bracket on until it bottomed out. Then I used whatever spacer that was needed to take up the space left.

Ya, I totally understand the depth. It was just the spacer between the TV and bracket I thought was odd they required. I assumed they would design TV's to accept a flat bracket between the mounts. I thought maybe they were asking for spacers that was the bracket was not pushing against the back of the TV.
I certainly understand it is critical to not drive the screw out the back of the threads (assuming it is a through hole and not blind)

 

FYI, anyone wall mounting a hisense u8g.
You NEED 4x spacers roughly 1/2 inch long that fit the m6 hardware.
They outer diameter can not go over an inch or they will not fit into the pockets.
I got this really nice fitment.
The middle of the bracket just clears the tv back.