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Q: QuestionWhich VESA mounting standards are compatible with this mount?

• A:Answer This mount is VESA compliant, including sizes 200x200mm, 400x300mm, 400x200mm, 400x400mm, 600x400mm, 300x200mm, 200x100mm, 300x300mm, and 500x400mm.

Q: QuestionDoes this mount allow for adjustments to the TV's level and height after installation?

• A:Answer Yes, it features patented ProSet Technology for micro adjustments to ensure a perfect installation.

Q: QuestionCan I tilt the TV in multiple directions with this mount?

• A:Answer Yes, the 4D tilt technology allows you to tilt the TV in four directions for optimal viewing.

Q: QuestionWhat is the maximum weight this TV mount can support?

• A:Answer This mount can support a TV weighing up to 175 lbs.

Q: QuestionHow does the open wall plate design benefit the installation?

• A:Answer The open wall plate design allows you to neatly route cables and wires behind the TV for a clean and organized look.

Q: QuestionWhy is this mount good for large TVs?

• A:Answer Large TVs on traditional tilting mounts often hit the wall, limiting tilt. This mount extends, offering a larger tilt range.

Q: QuestionWhat is the horizontal adjustment available to be able to adjust the TV to the center? Can the TV be attached anywhere on the mount to center it?

Asked 6 years ago by Duke.

• A:Answer I will answer my own question since I purchased the unit. The answer is it can be adjusted horizontally by a few "feet"! Yes, it can be attached anywhere on the mount to center it. It did exactly what I needed it to do. If you have centering issues or concerns, this is the mount for you.

  Answered 6 years ago by Duke

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Q: Questionneed to know the length of the bracket that screws to wall

Asked 7 years ago by george.

• A:Answer Hi George, The wall plate is 33.4" wide by 9" tall. It can expand to 52.93" wide. Full specs can be found on our website or by calling us at 800-359-5520. Kathryn @SANUS

  Answered 7 years ago by SanusStaff

  
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Q: QuestionDoes any hardware come with it for wall and tv?

Asked 6 years ago by Tom.

• A:Answer Hi Tom, You will have all the hardware you'll need to install this mount as long as your TV is listed as compatible with this. The best way to make sure is to plug in the model # to our selection assistant here: http://mf1.bestbuy.selectionassistant.com/. Hope this helps! Kathryn @SANUS

  Answered 6 years ago by SanusStaff

  
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Q: QuestionWhere I want my TV, the studs are about 24" apart, and due to their placement, I need a very, very wide wall bracket. I see in the description this expands to 52.9". Does that mean I can screw it to studs that are basically 48 to 49 inches apart?

Asked 4 years ago by FriedFrazzled.

• A:Answer I'm in the same situation. Here's what I found out. Preliminary info: the vertical TV mounts _must_ be attached to the wide part of the horizontal sections of the mount. These are the parts that slide outward to increase the width of the mount. When you spread out the mount to fit wider-spaced studs, the wide portion of the wall mount slides outward to accommodate this. The bad part of this is that in the center of the mount, there will be a gap between the wide parts of the horizontal sections of the mount that's the same size at the amount you spread out the mount to fit the studs. So, in my case, I would have to extend the mount out to it's full 52.9" width to fit the 24" on center studs (48" total). That's a 19.5" expansion of the mount. So, that means there will be a 19.5" gap between the wide parts of the mount in the center. This, in turn, means that the mounting pattern on the TV would have to be 20-ish or more inches. For a 65" Sony TV, the mounting width is about 12" (300mm). So this bracket, while fitting the studs, would ~not~ fit the TV. Hope that makes sense.

  Answered 3 years ago by tlkerer

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Q: QuestionWhat is the difference between Sanus-Elite and Sanus-Premium series Advanced tilt TV mount? I am looking to see any construction difference not the TV size range or other difference that I can see in the name /specs. Thanks.

Asked 5 years ago by Ethan.

• A:Answer Hi, The BXT3 biggest difference would be that it has an expandable wall plate that would allow you to hit up to 3 studs the BLT1 cannot do this. If you have any additional questions give our customer support team a shout at [email protected] or at 1-800-359-5520, we are happy to help! Thanks, - Haydn @ SANUS

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Q: QuestionDo any of the soundbar mounts install directly to this tilt mount so that it gives the appearance of being mounted to the bottom of the TV?

Asked 5 years ago by Anonymous.

• A:Answer Hi there, Thanks for the question. Yes there are sound bar mounts that will install directly to this mount. Check out the Rocketfish soundbar mount RF-SBM101. Thanks, - Haydn @ SANUS

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Q: QuestionThe width is just over 33 in. I know it extends, but was wondering if the bolt holes will line up to three studs (16 in apart) without having to entend the bracket at all.

Asked 6 years ago by JJ.

• A:Answer I don’t think so. The bolt holes stop 1.75” from the edge of the bracket.

  Answered 6 years ago by BallSoHardUniv

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Q: QuestionWhat is the range for the vertical adjustment using the screws?

Asked 7 years ago by Troy.

• A:Answer Hello Troy, This mount provides about an inch of vertical level adjustment. Kathryn @SANUS

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Q: QuestionHow long is the backplate?

Asked 6 years ago by Gini.

• A:Answer Let me say that Its long enough to tap into three studs without a problem as that’s how i installed mine

  Answered 6 years ago by MikeVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionQ1) Is the compatible with Samsung Q70T 85 Inches -QN85Q70TAFXZA. Q2) Does this have Leveling adjustments features especially roll angle for horizontal leveling ?

Asked 5 years ago by RamBlair1149.

• A:Answer Hi RamBlair1149, This mount should be compatible with your specific TV. It does have level, height, and tilt adjustments. See pages 19 and 20 of the instruction manual (link is below). If you have any more questions give our customer support team a shout at [email protected] https://www.sanus.com/assets/products/bxt3/documents/BXT3_IM_180805.pdf Thanks, -Haydn @ SANUS

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Q: QuestionIs there a way to purchase just the hooks that connect the TV to the wall mount? We need to replace them both and don't want to buy a whole new mount since we only need the arms.

Asked 3 years ago by AskedandAnswered.

• A:Answer Give our customer support team a shout at [email protected], we are happy to help out with replacement parts. Thanks, - Haydn @ SANUS

  Answered 3 years ago by SanusStaff

  
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Q: QuestionWill this mount work on Hisense 85”

Asked 4 years ago by Jeremy.

• A:Answer Yes this mount can support your TV's 800x400mm VESA pattern and your TV is under the mount's 175lbs weight limit. Thanks, - Haydn @ SANUS

  Answered 4 years ago by SanusStaff

  
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Q: QuestionThis mount extends to 54 inches so can I lag into 4 studs for a 85 inch TV

Asked 4 years ago by Anonymous.

• A:Answer This mount extends to 52.93". If you have four studs within that range then you should be able to lag into 4 studs. Thanks, - Haydn @ SANUS

  Answered 4 years ago by SanusStaff

  
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