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expiredDealzslickk posted Nov 17, 2022 10:19 PM
onn. Full Motion TV Wall Mount for 50" to 86" TVs, up to 15° Tilting
$32
$48
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Walmart has onn. Full Motion TV Wall Mount for 50" to 86" TVs, up to 15° Tilting on sale for $32. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member Dealzslickk for sharing this deal.
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Thanks to community member Dealzslickk for sharing this deal.
Features:
- Supports 50"-86" flat panel TV
- Holds up to 120 lbs (54.4 kg)
- Tilts +5 degrees/-15 degrees
- Swivels +45 degrees /-45 degrees
- Distance to wall: 2.5"-16.6" (64-422mm)
- VESA patterns supported: 200x100, 200x200, 200x300, 200x400, 300x200, 300x300, 300x400, 400x200, 400x300, 400x400, 600x400
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Walmart has onn. Full Motion TV Wall Mount for 50" to 86" TVs, up to 15° Tilting on sale for $32. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member Dealzslickk for sharing this deal.
Features:
Thanks to community member Dealzslickk for sharing this deal.
Features:
- Supports 50"-86" flat panel TV
- Holds up to 120 lbs (54.4 kg)
- Tilts +5 degrees/-15 degrees
- Swivels +45 degrees /-45 degrees
- Distance to wall: 2.5"-16.6" (64-422mm)
- VESA patterns supported: 200x100, 200x200, 200x300, 200x400, 300x200, 300x300, 300x400, 400x200, 400x300, 400x400, 600x400
Editor's Notes
Written by qwikwit | Staff- About this deal:
- Offer valid while supplies last.
- About this store:
- Walmart's return policy is here.
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Model: Onn. Full Motion Tv Mount Fits 50-86in
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And if you really want something sturdy, open your sheetrock carefully and install a solid 12-18" x 3/4" board in between the two studs. Replace sheetrock, tape-n-float, texture, and paint. But that's way overkill if you ask anyone.
Edit: Just realized I quoted the wrong commenter. Originally for anthony32376.
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I can not even find a single one that can mount to my wall ,not even the $400 Sanus from BB ,who ever designs these things are complete morons
I have normal sheet rock and plaster walls with standard 16" stud spacing, I just took down my old 50" Panasonic plasma
From the wall,(not easy)
To replace it with a 55" LG C1 OLED
Only to find out that the collective I.Q. of the planet seems to have dropped at least 100 points since 2009 when I bought the plasma and the wall mount for it .
The old mont is able to hit my studs no problem, but it is not full motion and I want the maximum extension from the wall I can get since I am really nearsighted now and the games ,esowi playstation have the most ridiculously small fonts for everything, I mean can they help it , really.
So I went and picked up the Costco Sanus model that extends 28" from the wall
Only to find out that the wall plate is too short to even be used at all
It misses the studs by just under 1" on each side.
I have been buying and return these things like crazy ,first one didn't fit the TV ,second one was redesigned,
Bought them both before I took the old TV down turns out neither of them would have worked anyway.
Nor does the new one I just got
Went to BB and measured the wall plate for the expensive Sansus ,FML it it too short too and even worse than the cheaper Costco one!
Spent hundreds of hours looking on Amazon ,not a single one can mount to my wall , not a single one of them have holes 32" stud spacing of you need to mount the TV with a center stud centered behind the center of the TV,
This was not a problem 15 years ago but it is now apparently ,I was really not expecting this at all.
People have really gotten a whole lot dumber in a very short amount of time it seems, so frustrated especially since the Sanus only misses it by under 2"
God damnit those people are just so stupid all they would have had to do was make the wall plate like 1 1/4 " bigger and provide max hole spacing not even 2" wider.
It looks I might be able to drill out the Sanus from Costco but just barely ,the holes will be at the bleeding edge of the corners ,if this doesn't work it looks like I am all out of options unless I get a welder to weld extensions to each end
Imagine working for Sanus and designing these this for a living and not even knowing you are making a product that can not even be used, and then having the balls to charge $400 for it.
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But yeah TL;DR is that. If you have 16" stud soat you might not be able to use ANY currently manufactured full motion wall mount because if you need to center it across 3 studs you need just over 32"
And none of them provide a wall plate that is wide enough to do that
Closest is the Costco Sanus model which may or may not be able to be drilled out if you remove the end caps from the rails
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Bro, just screw it centered in the 16" studs with (pre-drilled) 3 inch screws. You should be fine. I have my 65" Samsung hung like that for a few years now. That's why no one makes bases over 32"; you don't need it! Wall won't sag, studs won't bow, tv won't fall, no more headaches, happy life.
And if you really want something sturdy, open your sheetrock carefully and install a solid 12-18" x 3/4" board in between the two studs. Replace sheetrock, tape-n-float, texture, and paint. But that's way overkill if you ask anyone.
Edit: Just realized I quoted the wrong commenter. Originally for anthony32376.
But yeah TL;DR is that. If you have 16" stud soat you might not be able to use ANY currently manufactured full motion wall mount because if you need to center it across 3 studs you need just over 32"
And none of them provide a wall plate that is wide enough to do that
Closest is the Costco Sanus model which may or may not be able to be drilled out if you remove the end caps from the rails
And if you really want something sturdy, open your sheetrock carefully and install a solid 12-18" x 3/4" board in between the two studs. Replace sheetrock, tape-n-float, texture, and paint. But that's way overkill if you ask anyone.
But yeah TL;DR is that. If you have 16" stud soat you might not be able to use ANY currently manufactured full motion wall mount because if you need to center it across 3 studs you need just over 32"
And none of them provide a wall plate that is wide enough to do that
Closest is the Costco Sanus model which may or may not be able to be drilled out if you remove the end caps from the rails
But yeah TL;DR is that. If you have 16" stud soat you might not be able to use ANY currently manufactured full motion wall mount because if you need to center it across 3 studs you need just over 32"
And none of them provide a wall plate that is wide enough to do that
Closest is the Costco Sanus model which may or may not be able to be drilled out if you remove the end caps from the rails
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But yeah TL;DR is that. If you have 16" stud soat you might not be able to use ANY currently manufactured full motion wall mount because if you need to center it across 3 studs you need just over 32"
And none of them provide a wall plate that is wide enough to do that
Closest is the Costco Sanus model which may or may not be able to be drilled out if you remove the end caps from the rails
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