If I have an old TV (52") that is currently wall-mounted, will you use old hardware to mount new TV? I am purchasing a 60" at Best Buy. null

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GeekSquadSupport · Accepted Answer

Hi Kristy - the service is for TV Mounting with a client supplied TV mount. If your existing mount is universal (supports multiple TV sizes/weights) and in good condition it might be able to be reused.

Answered by GeekSquadSupport 8 years ago

Mjoel · Answer

It depends on your wall mount
If it is a universal wall mount that was designed to fit your tv and a larger one then it would work
My suggestion is to have the geek squad install and mount your new tv(I would buy the mount that you want and return it if 
they can use your current mount

Player · Answer

Part of your answer is related to the range of TV size that the Mount is designed to accommodate. I am not qualified to say for certain, but I would make certain the mount is firmly attached to the stud in the wall. Aside from the mount, considering the higher resolution of the TVs and transmission rates, i strongly recommend you look into installing better cables....like 4k rated. Ultra HD

Answered by Player 8 years ago

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Denny · Answer

Kristy, your new 60" is heavier than the 52" and will require new brackets. The old brackets will probably have some corrision which could weaken them. I prefer a table mount which cannot pull loose and fall creating all kinds of damage. I have a 55" on a table mount; easier to add items and adjust the set. My opinion!

Answered by Denny 8 years ago

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Dave · Answer

None of my TV's hang from the wall. They are all on stands.

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