most mounts come with little spacers for non flat backs...i know my sanus did..but my 50px50u is flat...would of thougt yours was too
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I just finished mounting a TH-50PHD8UK on the wall with a Peerless PLA Series kit that included the PLP-PAN42 adapter plate (you must specify the adapter part # when ordering). Search Google with "Articulating Swivel Plasma Wall Mount Kit (including Plasma adapter plate)". I bought mine from the company at the top of the list. (has 'and' in its name).
It came with all the necessary bolts and spacers to attach the screen to the adapter/mount. It was a bit pricey but this didn't seem the right time to go cheap. At least not when my brand new plasma was at the end of an arm that can extend 30" inches from the wall!
Just make sure you find two studs in which to attach the mounting plate. It comes with 8 lag screws. THIS IS NOT AN APPLICATION FOR TOGGLE BOLTS IN DRYWALL
Also make sure you screw into the center of the stud | x |. If the screws were to exit out the side of the stud, you won't get full holding power.
Additional tip: I installed everything on the back of the screen except for the arm's mounting plate. (The part that gets attached to the wall with the 8 lag screws) That leaves only one pin to drop in when it comes time to move the plasma onto the wall. I highly recommend three people for this last step. Two to hold the plasma and mount and one to guide the mount and insert the pin.
Regards,
Bob
It came with all the necessary bolts and spacers to attach the screen to the adapter/mount. It was a bit pricey but this didn't seem the right time to go cheap. At least not when my brand new plasma was at the end of an arm that can extend 30" inches from the wall!
Just make sure you find two studs in which to attach the mounting plate. It comes with 8 lag screws. THIS IS NOT AN APPLICATION FOR TOGGLE BOLTS IN DRYWALL
Also make sure you screw into the center of the stud | x |. If the screws were to exit out the side of the stud, you won't get full holding power.
Additional tip: I installed everything on the back of the screen except for the arm's mounting plate. (The part that gets attached to the wall with the 8 lag screws) That leaves only one pin to drop in when it comes time to move the plasma onto the wall. I highly recommend three people for this last step. Two to hold the plasma and mount and one to guide the mount and insert the pin.
Regards,
Bob
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