A:AnswerI will say yes but... You absolutely need to find your wood studs. The older ones are a bit heavier. At my job we mounted two like yours and the Molly bolts would not hold , had to add wood braces .
Once we did that,these brackets were flawless!
A:AnswerIt will most likely work unless the LG has a weird bolt pattern. Check the specs on your TV's for the mounting pattern (200mm x 200mm for example), weight of TV and compare that with the information on the box of the mounting bracket and you should have your answer.
A:AnswerYou may have to custom cut them a little bit or perhaps use 2 different short ones, me personally I don't think curve tv's are worth the extra money for what you think you are getting.
A:AnswerThis product comes with large lag bolts that anchor is into the wall studs. However the wall studs may not be in an appropriate location for where you want to put the TV. It does have some side to side adjustment to accommodate some. I prefer to cut a small piece of plywood that is about 4 inched bigger than the wall bracket. I screw that into the wall studs, and then I pre-drill holes into the plywood exactly where I want the braket positioned and I get a perfect mount every time.
A:AnswerDefinitely use any of the RockFish tv mount products. Make sure that if the tv is going to be more than 4 or feet off the ground that it is on a TILTING MOUNT, or a FULL MOTION MOUNT if you want it to turn side to side as well.
A:AnswerNot familiar with the tv brand. I attached it initially to a 55 inch then later to a 60 inch Samsung with no problem. It says 32-70 inch FLAT panel.
A:AnswerThe brackets attach according to the location of the mounting screw holes on the back of your television. Those are probably centered on the back of your device.
