I watched tons of mounting installation videos and NO ONE covered the detail that you did. Searched everywhere for those black circle pieces that you can use for uneven walls (if needed) they are not even mentioned! Your video was extremely detailed and made my install a success!! THANK YOU
Got this tv and hired an installer through the Samsung website and set up to have them come out 5 days after it was supposed to get here in the morning. Now there’s a delay and of course the tv can be delivered just a few hours after my installation appointment. Try to reschedule and it’s 2 more weeks out. Then I think why am I going through all this. I installed a movable wall mount and the same size tv last time. I can do this. So here I am. Grew up with an extremely handy and mechanical brother and sister, so I’ve always thought of myself as incapable. But forget that! I’ve been doing all kinds of stuff since I bought my house 2 years ago. Thanks for the video. It’s very straightforward
Great installation video! My wife and I treated ourselves to the same 75” Frame TV that you demonstrated. I’ve hung a number of flat screen TV’s over the years, bet never a Frame. I didn’t know about the separate controller box-it makes total sense with the overall design of the TV. Now I’ll be able to get the installation location prepped properly Thanks, again!
Seems like B the Installer is really the best installation coach on RUclips! For a non-handy guy like me super helpful. Thanks a lot and continue to motivate us to understand how things are done properly.
Super helpful video - thank you! Just a heads up for those who have a 50 inch frame - the measurements provided by Samsung were materially off for the measurement labelled "D" for my TV (2022 frame, 50inch). It states 566mm on the sheet, but it is actually more like 547mm-ish. I would recommend doing the following before using the Samsung measurement blindly: place the brackets on the TV in the exact same position that B The Installer does at the start of the video (with the screw in the middle of the 3 leaf clover thingy). Then, with your TV resting on the ground, attach the wall brackets to the TV bracket and position it how it would theoretically hang on the wall. Perform the 'D' measurement manually with a tape measure to confirm the true measurement. This was 547mm for me and not the 566mm stated. This might not be a huge difference, but I had some drywall holes near the lower end of my desired final TV hanging space and if I had used Samsung's 566mm provided measurement, the holes would have showed. Anyway - good luck all, thanks again for the video!
The One Wire is a game changer to replace existing TV with prior premiere installs having all the ports and boxes already installed behind the TV and client wanting TV to be flush to wall. Good to know that reworking wall and old wires will add time to install. One Wire looks great for new location. Thanks for the how to tips! I had not done a flush mount until today and the client has stuff from old system. Good job on everything!
I noticed you installed the toggle bolts in horizontally versus vertically. For the correct weight load distribution, the metal tabs need to be vertical to support the advertised weight of the toggle bolt. That is very important. Installing them with the metal tab horizontally reduces the weight the toggle can support and could cause a heavier tv to fall off the wall. Just an FYI. I use to install these in best buy stores for years.
Just so everyone is clear on this... 1. The toggle bolts will hold most weight vertically, but if you have two, one above the other... the metal hits metal when placing them vertically so it's best to angle them a little. 2. The weight of this tv is not a concern, 4 toggle bolts can hold a 300 LB tv, which this is not. Glad people enjoy the video and are saying attention. 😀 ✌️
Thank you for this very helpful video! Your demo is 100% better than the instructions from Samsung - it enabled us to the Frame TV above our fireplace mantle without any issues.
I'm an installer and have done this tv once before. I have another one to do today and wanted to brush up on it. Your video is nice and detailed. This video will help me move faster during installation. I just wonder how in the world does Samsung push all of that power and data through a single cable!
Compreshensive intructional video. Thanks! Even without the template, using the Samsung provide directions he references: A=3.2 down and B= 8.6 in or whatever, along with this made the install clear. Then double check with the template, if you have it. As he mentions in the video, as long as the two brackets are the right distance apart (also a letter-identified measurement on the Samsung diagram, the self-leveling capacity of the brackets sliding on the slippery stick-on pieces should level it out. Don't be afraid! You got this. TIP: Depending on the size of the screw head you use, you might want to buy some smallish washers. The large-headed black screws provide are fine, if you're fastening to a stud. However, the oblong holes in the mounting plates are fairly wide, up and down, and small screw heads slip right through.
Make sure you put the black plastic film in the square pockets. It is used as a slider after all is installed on the wall. It let's you do a final level just like a picture on the wall. Hope Samsung reads some of the comments. There are tiny fixes that need to be made.
Thank you for your expert guidance. We followed your directions and were successfully able to mount our 55-inch Frame TV. Much better than the directions provided by Samsung!
Thanks for this amazing video. We bought a 65" open-box Frame last weekend, and, using this video I was able to put it up on the wall with no issues! Also, thanks for the zoom of the B and D measurements so I could get them for my TV!
Thanks! Got it done in under an hour thats to your video. Appreciate the simplicity while still touching on everything needed to get it done accurately.
Fantastic instructional video. Thanks! Definitely use the longer screws for the part of the mount that screws into the back of the tv if you have electrical or hdmi outlets on the wall that the tv will be hanging over. He mentions this towards the end of the video, but in case anyone doesn’t make it that far…
Hung up my 2022 Frame thanks to your videos. I did a bunch of research and found an easy solution for the One-Wire. I used "Thermoflex Flexo F6 Flame Retardant, 3/8" (1/4" would work too) around the One-Wire. Easier than a plastic conduit. Obviously, you can just not do anything, but thought I'd share another solution. Also, have you had an issue with the TV not sitting flush against the wall within the bracket? Mine looks like it's very slightly angled down. I read online that some people have had a problem with this. I don't want to force the TV all the way down in the bracket for fear of damaging the TV.
I recently installed our model (thanks b the installer!!!) and did some poking around prior to hanging the TV up. The hook that goes onto the mount need to "click" when you slide it on vertically. Those metal tabs on the mount makes the hook snug once it's in place, so you can't just slide the TV on and let it rest against the wall. You need to pull it down when sliding the hooks hang onto the mount and hear some clicks (which means the tabs have made room for the hooks). I think a fix for your current setup is to slide your TV up, angle it outwards to get some viewing room where the hooks are, and slide it back down and listen for the click. You need to use a little force 😅 but I get that it can be scary. Best of luck!! Mine is flush against the wall after doing the above 😄
It's too bad samsung split the wall bracket up into 2 small parts, if it were one big one you would have been able to drill right into studs and the whole install would have been a lot easier.
This, as all things in the world, is explained by money. If they were to have one single piece, they would have to make different mounts for all tv sizes. Having two pieces, they are one size fits all. Easier and cheaper production
@BTheinstaller I have a customer who wants to put F TV over the GAS fireplace. This fireplace HAS a chimney to the roofline. There is a window on each side of the fireplace which means there will be at least 4 1/2" of lumber between the window. You have made it look so easy she didn't understand why I couldn't simply run the wire into the wall and out at the bottom. Can you come to Michigan and explain? LOL
I just installed a Samsung The Frame 55" and found the included instructions and template to be awful. As far making it easy to mount the tv where you want it - if you, say, think you want to mount it 61" on center from the floor, the template isn't marked to show you how far up from the brackets you're mounting that the tv will sit It doesn't even give you a centering line. And I would say most people want to know how far off the ground the tv will sit or if it's centered on a wall or in a particular space. I should also note: I'm a carpenter and I mount a lot of tvs for clients as a courtesy after punch listing a job, so it's not like this was my first rodeo. I got it done - no thanks to Samsung - but for the many DIYers out there who might not have the experience, you're video should be a big help.
Hey awsome video. I am going to be mounting my 55" fram tv onto a plaster wall above fireplace mantel. Behind the plaster is brick chimney. Would you have any tips on what to use for mounting this way?
Great video. Tonnes of help. Will do the install myself now. Strongly suggest people play around with the wall bracket piece and the square tv bracket before installing them to the wall and t.v.. You'll see how to hang the tv bracket, close the bracket, then raise it slightly to see how the magnet in the tv bracket strongly grabs the tv bracket to the wall bracket. Pretty cool how it is designed. You'll also see how to lift the bottom of the tv bracket to get it to release from the wall bracket.
Your videos helped me have the confidence to feel like i knew what I was talking about with my professional installers! We got the tv center to the wall when our studs were 24” to center and couldn’t hit a stud and I’m glad we got the toggle bolts so there was no excuse
I’m gonna be honest here, I’d highly recommend not trusting just toggle bolts for these mounts. Typically, we will use them for one side of the plate as long as we can also hit a stud on the other. If you are using just toggles, and you are between studs on both sides of a mount plate, your tv is only being held up by the integrity of that one section of drywall. Maybe not an issue for lighter frame tvs, but anything 65” or bigger and I’d want to get at least one stud on each side. Also, you should never be putting non in-wall rated wires behind your walls. EVER! Those one connect cables are delivering power to your tv. It’s pushing 120volts up to the tv, and you don’t want to play around with that if something goes wrong. Wire molding is inexpensive and paintable, or buy the proper in-wall rated cable from Samsung. If either of those just won’t please you, then hire an electrician to run a proper cable conduit up to the area large enough to pass through the smaller of the two ends on the one connect cable.
What size low voltage box would be needed to mount the one connect box inside the wall behind the 85" Samsung Frame? Thanks for ALL the help you give us DIYers!
Did you ever figure out the low voltage box size and where did you purchase it? My daughter needs me to mount her controller in a recessed box since it is being mounted over a fireplace and she has nowhere to put the controller other than in a recess.
@@JT_70 I decided to go a different route. But I did find this on Amazon…”Legrand - OnQ 17 Inch Media Enclosure”…but I didn’t use it, so double check that it will work.
Definitely get that in-wall rated cable. Yes I know it seems like a pain, cuz it is, but in the event of a home fire, it could end up being the difference between your insurance company covering it or not. Definitely worth the price then. To be honest, with how Samsung seems to intend for this to be installed, I think it's kinda stupid that they even supply a cable that isn't in-wall rated and then make you buy the other one for an extra fee. Just supply every one with the in-wall rated cable so people don't get confused.
The in-walp cable is much thicker and looks bad externally. The thin wire they provide is barely visible if outside wall. This is at least 1 year ago anyways. The one wire is thicker on other models.
@BTheInstaller I am confused! There must be two separate cables! One is the cable that runs from the ONE Connect Box to the TV and the other is the power cord that runs from the ONE Connect Box to the power outlet. If run within walls, would not both of these cables need to be in-wall rated? Now, we intend to mount a box behind the television to house the One Connect Box. To just run the cable from the tv to the One Connect Box that sits directly behind the tv, I would not think an in-wall rated cable would be required. Or would it? That still leaves the power cord that runs from the Box to the wall outlet. Is this power cord in-wall rated or must one be purchased? Thanks for your help.
Thank you for the video. Great instructions. I drilled in 3 toggle bolts you recommended but on 2 of them, the screw doesn't grab on to the back end. It's just loose. Only 1 of the toggle bolts grabs on and I can tighten that one. Any idea why the other 2 don't tighten correctly?
Great Installation Video, well done! That said, I am looking to replace my 2010 Vintage LG TV but was hoping I could re-use my pre-existing mount as it is attached to a brick fireplace wall.
Mate.... Moved into our new home, (my missus and I) bought a frame tv, we're wanting to put up acoustic panel slats on our TV wall. Your vid has helped out heaps. With the slats being 20ml thick, I'm thinking the flush wall mount won't suffice. Any thoughts on raised mounts that will work with the Frame tv 65inch?? New fan and subscriber from Darwin NT Australia 🇦🇺 Ps: Don't spose you do outcalls to Aus? Cheers mate 👍
Amazing video, much more confident now. You had to level the TV after hanging it. Does that mean you have a little wiggle room after hanging it as well, without adjusting the back brackets?
This is the video I've been looking for. Just bought a 85 inch qn900a with the slim fit wall mount and I was completely lost on how to install the wall mount. Keep making great content!!
Thanks for the well done video. I just bought a new frame TV. I'll be installing it myself. The spot above my fireplace a niche that was meant for the old tune TVs, so that will add a bit of a challenge for the mounting brackets. Once the tv is mounted it will hide the niche.
Super helpful video that clears up some of my questions. But I’m planning to install my Samsung 55” Frame TV on a wall with wood panelling. Any suggestions about working on this uneven surface?
I’m on the search for toggle bolts in the size you mentioned with flathead screws but can’t find. I too will have to use them as the studs aren’t where I would need to center the tv
Subscribed! Thankful! You have helped so much! 2 Questions 1) Can you use a different drill bit for 3/16in toggle bolts? I only have 1/4in as my biggest bolt. 2) What drill bit do you use if you have a stud? This would be helpful to help me finish.
I used your video to hang my 2 frame TVs 65” And 55” but now I wonder if all this was necessary. Have you seen the 3M Claw 65 hooks? It’s crazy that you could used two of these to hang a frame TV into drywall only… and have almost no mark on the wall of you ever took it down.
Thanks for this video. I used it to hang 2 Frame TVs. Question: I need to hang an 85lb 2’ wide wall mirror. It has two strap hangers on the back and says don’t use a wire. To center it I can’t hit a stud, only drywall. Do you think the 100lb Adjustable J-Hooks (50lbs each) on Amazon could really do it? Instead of using the included 2 nails each hook into the drywall I could use 1 toggle bold each hook. And as a backup, if they failed, I could have a 100lb wire to catch on a nail into a stud (not centered). I just can’t believe drywall can hold so much weight. Thanks. This video was my go to video form both my 55” and 65” Frame TVs.
@@JT_70 Hi. l decided to fit it into a floor cabinet beneath the tv as its more practical if you want to change the hard drive or USB stick with your photos etc. Or into another room behind the tv such as a robe onto a shelf. Plus it might need ventilation. if Samsung issues a new TV model the unit most probably would change in size as well. Never got the dimensions of the box.
Hello from Netherlands! I have almost the same configuration (same anchors and same wall mount). However, I'm still unsure about hanging my 85" Samsung on the drywall. Do you think it's safe with 85" as well?
Probably worked this out already but if it's 3mm at the bottom and 25mm at the top, the hooks are probably not snapping down into the bottom part of the latch. It requires more force than reasonably expected. A Samsung forum poster recommends removing the hooks from the TV to snap them on and off a couple of times before handing the TV.
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You mentioned 1/4 toggle bolts. But what size did you actually use in this video?
I watched tons of mounting installation videos and NO ONE covered the detail that you did. Searched everywhere for those black circle pieces that you can use for uneven walls (if needed) they are not even mentioned! Your video was extremely detailed and made my install a success!! THANK YOU
Got this tv and hired an installer through the Samsung website and set up to have them come out 5 days after it was supposed to get here in the morning. Now there’s a delay and of course the tv can be delivered just a few hours after my installation appointment. Try to reschedule and it’s 2 more weeks out. Then I think why am I going through all this. I installed a movable wall mount and the same size tv last time. I can do this. So here I am. Grew up with an extremely handy and mechanical brother and sister, so I’ve always thought of myself as incapable. But forget that! I’ve been doing all kinds of stuff since I bought my house 2 years ago. Thanks for the video. It’s very straightforward
Great installation video! My wife and I treated ourselves to the same 75” Frame TV that you demonstrated. I’ve hung a number of flat screen TV’s over the years, bet never a Frame. I didn’t know about the separate controller box-it makes total sense with the overall design of the TV. Now I’ll be able to get the installation location prepped properly Thanks, again!
Seems like B the Installer is really the best installation coach on RUclips! For a non-handy guy like me super helpful. Thanks a lot and continue to motivate us to understand how things are done properly.
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Super helpful video - thank you!
Just a heads up for those who have a 50 inch frame - the measurements provided by Samsung were materially off for the measurement labelled "D" for my TV (2022 frame, 50inch). It states 566mm on the sheet, but it is actually more like 547mm-ish.
I would recommend doing the following before using the Samsung measurement blindly: place the brackets on the TV in the exact same position that B The Installer does at the start of the video (with the screw in the middle of the 3 leaf clover thingy). Then, with your TV resting on the ground, attach the wall brackets to the TV bracket and position it how it would theoretically hang on the wall. Perform the 'D' measurement manually with a tape measure to confirm the true measurement. This was 547mm for me and not the 566mm stated.
This might not be a huge difference, but I had some drywall holes near the lower end of my desired final TV hanging space and if I had used Samsung's 566mm provided measurement, the holes would have showed.
Anyway - good luck all, thanks again for the video!
The One Wire is a game changer to replace existing TV with prior premiere installs having all the ports and boxes already installed behind the TV and client wanting TV to be flush to wall. Good to know that reworking wall and old wires will add time to install. One Wire looks great for new location. Thanks for the how to tips! I had not done a flush mount until today and the client has stuff from old system. Good job on everything!
Good job covering everything. Would have been nice to see the side view to see how flush it is to the wall after new install.
I noticed you installed the toggle bolts in horizontally versus vertically. For the correct weight load distribution, the metal tabs need to be vertical to support the advertised weight of the toggle bolt. That is very important. Installing them with the metal tab horizontally reduces the weight the toggle can support and could cause a heavier tv to fall off the wall. Just an FYI. I use to install these in best buy stores for years.
Ay thank you!
What toggle bolts do you recommend? I was planning to post for OP and saw your comment so whoever replies the fastest 😂🙏🏻
Just so everyone is clear on this...
1. The toggle bolts will hold most weight vertically, but if you have two, one above the other... the metal hits metal when placing them vertically so it's best to angle them a little.
2. The weight of this tv is not a concern, 4 toggle bolts can hold a 300 LB tv, which this is not.
Glad people enjoy the video and are saying attention. 😀 ✌️
Thank you for this very helpful video! Your demo is 100% better than the instructions from Samsung - it enabled us to the Frame TV above our fireplace mantle without any issues.
There is no way I will attempt this installation myself. Great video.
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I'm an installer and have done this tv once before. I have another one to do today and wanted to brush up on it. Your video is nice and detailed. This video will help me move faster during installation. I just wonder how in the world does Samsung push all of that power and data through a single cable!
Compreshensive intructional video. Thanks!
Even without the template, using the Samsung provide directions he references: A=3.2 down and B= 8.6 in or whatever, along with this made the install clear. Then double check with the template, if you have it.
As he mentions in the video, as long as the two brackets are the right distance apart (also a letter-identified measurement on the Samsung diagram, the self-leveling capacity of the brackets sliding on the slippery stick-on pieces should level it out. Don't be afraid! You got this.
TIP: Depending on the size of the screw head you use, you might want to buy some smallish washers. The large-headed black screws provide are fine, if you're fastening to a stud. However, the oblong holes in the mounting plates are fairly wide, up and down, and small screw heads slip right through.
@BTheInstaller do you have a link for the dry wall anchor bolts you mention during the Tools portion of this install?
Make sure you put the black plastic film in the square pockets. It is used as a slider after all is installed on the wall. It let's you do a final level just like a picture on the wall. Hope Samsung reads some of the comments. There are tiny fixes that need to be made.
You sir need a laser level!!!! Best tool I have ever purchased for hanging pictures or the tv.
Thank you for your expert guidance. We followed your directions and were successfully able to mount our 55-inch Frame TV. Much better than the directions provided by Samsung!
Great video. Do you have a link for the toggle bolts?
Out of curiosity which toggle anchors are you using? Want to make sure I get the proper ones. There seem to be so many out there.
The included instructions were all but useless. This video saved my installation. Thank you!!!
THANK GOD I FOUND A PAGE LIKE YOURS!! SUBSCRIBED N READY TO LEARN !
I wish you had gone over the installation of the actual FRAME part and how it connects to the TV etc., overall great video and looks really good.
Thanks for this amazing video. We bought a 65" open-box Frame last weekend, and, using this video I was able to put it up on the wall with no issues! Also, thanks for the zoom of the B and D measurements so I could get them for my TV!
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Thanks! Got it done in under an hour thats to your video. Appreciate the simplicity while still touching on everything needed to get it done accurately.
Really enjoyed the whole process! Thank you for all the details. Learned a lot.
Fantastic instructional video. Thanks! Definitely use the longer screws for the part of the mount that screws into the back of the tv if you have electrical or hdmi outlets on the wall that the tv will be hanging over. He mentions this towards the end of the video, but in case anyone doesn’t make it that far…
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Hung up my 2022 Frame thanks to your videos. I did a bunch of research and found an easy solution for the One-Wire. I used "Thermoflex Flexo F6 Flame Retardant, 3/8" (1/4" would work too) around the One-Wire. Easier than a plastic conduit. Obviously, you can just not do anything, but thought I'd share another solution.
Also, have you had an issue with the TV not sitting flush against the wall within the bracket? Mine looks like it's very slightly angled down. I read online that some people have had a problem with this. I don't want to force the TV all the way down in the bracket for fear of damaging the TV.
I'm having the same problem with the top of my Frame leaning very slightly forward and not "locking" into place in the mount. :(
I recently installed our model (thanks b the installer!!!) and did some poking around prior to hanging the TV up.
The hook that goes onto the mount need to "click" when you slide it on vertically. Those metal tabs on the mount makes the hook snug once it's in place, so you can't just slide the TV on and let it rest against the wall. You need to pull it down when sliding the hooks hang onto the mount and hear some clicks (which means the tabs have made room for the hooks).
I think a fix for your current setup is to slide your TV up, angle it outwards to get some viewing room where the hooks are, and slide it back down and listen for the click. You need to use a little force 😅 but I get that it can be scary.
Best of luck!! Mine is flush against the wall after doing the above 😄
Hey where did you get the flexo F6 I can’t find it, and how did it workout for you?
@@elizaII Good tips thank you!
@@5sunny01 The Flexo F6 worked great. Super easy to wrap around the one-wire. I bought mine from a website called "Cabletiesandmore"
I just got a super cheap deal on this tv, with the new one being announced, so thanks for the tips! I’ll definitely be tackling this myself!
Came to learn about the TV and I'm cracking up with the stairs and escalator fun... great job!
26:20 - So you don't have to be 100% exact when drilling the mount into the wall, because you can still be able to level it out when its done?
It's too bad samsung split the wall bracket up into 2 small parts, if it were one big one you would have been able to drill right into studs and the whole install would have been a lot easier.
Exactly. Now you have to level between two separate mounts instead of one big mount. I like the lg G mount better
Agreed 💯 because if it were 1 piece 4 anchors would suffice instead of 8. So much more hassle and precision for split mounts 🤦🏻♂️
This, as all things in the world, is explained by money. If they were to have one single piece, they would have to make different mounts for all tv sizes. Having two pieces, they are one size fits all. Easier and cheaper production
It’s so you can use the same mount for different size TVs the template has marks for the different size TVs
Cost cutting
It does have an advantage being split in 2 for some folks where the outlet is centered on the wall behind the TV.
Super clear and well demonstrated. Bravo!
Thanks for a great tutorial! Will likely set a new Frame up later this week. This video gave me a boost of confidence needed.
I enjoy your videos. Thank you. We just got a 65” Samsung Frame tv and my hubby and I will install it ourselves, thanks to your info. 😊
Amazing job, dude. Clear, detailed. Very well explained.
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This was unbelievably helpful. Thank you!
Great video! I just installed the 75" Frame no issues thanks to B . Thank you
Considering buying this TV. Your video is very helpful!
Moved in new home and mounting on the wall above fireplace is not possible. Would like to just set it on mantle. Any suggestions? 2:22
wasn't there a video on putting the cable in a flexible conduit? link please!
Do you have a link for the toggle bolts your using. I’m installing a The Frame 55”
@BTheinstaller I have a customer who wants to put F TV over the GAS fireplace. This fireplace HAS a chimney to the roofline. There is a window on each side of the fireplace which means there will be at least 4 1/2" of lumber between the window. You have made it look so easy she didn't understand why I couldn't simply run the wire into the wall and out at the bottom. Can you come to Michigan and explain? LOL
Just bought two 85” Frame tvs (2022) and having them professionally installed next week
I wanted the 85” Frame, but I got the 75” instead. I couldn’t bring myself to spend an extra $1300 over the price of the 75” for the 85” one.
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Thank you. I wouldn't have been able to do this with the printed instructions. But with your help I have my TV secured to the wall. Thanks.
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I just installed a Samsung The Frame 55" and found the included instructions and template to be awful. As far making it easy to mount the tv where you want it - if you, say, think you want to mount it 61" on center from the floor, the template isn't marked to show you how far up from the brackets you're mounting that the tv will sit It doesn't even give you a centering line. And I would say most people want to know how far off the ground the tv will sit or if it's centered on a wall or in a particular space. I should also note: I'm a carpenter and I mount a lot of tvs for clients as a courtesy after punch listing a job, so it's not like this was my first rodeo. I got it done - no thanks to Samsung - but for the many DIYers out there who might not have the experience, you're video should be a big help.
Awesome Video! Thank you for the detailed demonstration :)
glad to hear about the one connect box... would have been screwed for my setup on a brick wall fireplace
Do you have a video mounting the frame TV to a swivel mount? What’s the best way to mount the wall pieces to a swivel mount?
Hey awsome video. I am going to be mounting my 55" fram tv onto a plaster wall above fireplace mantel. Behind the plaster is brick chimney. Would you have any tips on what to use for mounting this way?
Is there a suggestion to insulate the wire from fires?
I know you don't really do soundbars but I'm interested in the s800b that goes along with this TV
Hi there. Can you do a mounting installatuon for the Frame that rotates 2023 model ?
Very informative thank you. I wonder if I could install one of these over the fireplace. I didn't know about that input box.
That is the issue. It would be best to have a contractor put the larger box in the wall to house the one-connect.
Great video. Tonnes of help. Will do the install myself now. Strongly suggest people play around with the wall bracket piece and the square tv bracket before installing them to the wall and t.v.. You'll see how to hang the tv bracket, close the bracket, then raise it slightly to see how the magnet in the tv bracket strongly grabs the tv bracket to the wall bracket. Pretty cool how it is designed. You'll also see how to lift the bottom of the tv bracket to get it to release from the wall bracket.
Hello, I can’t seem to get my tv flat and I never heard the click of the magnet. Is there anything else that I am missing?
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Just an awesome video. So easy to follow and so much better than the instructions. Thanks you!
Thanks for taking the time and do the video! I know these come with instructions but reading is a hassle LOL Better watch a video!
Your videos helped me have the confidence to feel like i knew what I was talking about with my professional installers! We got the tv center to the wall when our studs were 24” to center and couldn’t hit a stud and I’m glad we got the toggle bolts so there was no excuse
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What size toggle bolts did you use do you remember?
I’m gonna be honest here, I’d highly recommend not trusting just toggle bolts for these mounts. Typically, we will use them for one side of the plate as long as we can also hit a stud on the other. If you are using just toggles, and you are between studs on both sides of a mount plate, your tv is only being held up by the integrity of that one section of drywall. Maybe not an issue for lighter frame tvs, but anything 65” or bigger and I’d want to get at least one stud on each side.
Also, you should never be putting non in-wall rated wires behind your walls. EVER! Those one connect cables are delivering power to your tv. It’s pushing 120volts up to the tv, and you don’t want to play around with that if something goes wrong. Wire molding is inexpensive and paintable, or buy the proper in-wall rated cable from Samsung. If either of those just won’t please you, then hire an electrician to run a proper cable conduit up to the area large enough to pass through the smaller of the two ends on the one connect cable.
Any suggestions for mounting over a fireplace given the required use of the 1 connect box.
Can you mount it so that it could be pulled out from the wall? 25:08
What size low voltage box would be needed to mount the one connect box inside the wall behind the 85" Samsung Frame? Thanks for ALL the help you give us DIYers!
Did you ever figure out the low voltage box size and where did you purchase it? My daughter needs me to mount her controller in a recessed box since it is being mounted over a fireplace and she has nowhere to put the controller other than in a recess.
@@JT_70 I decided to go a different route. But I did find this on Amazon…”Legrand - OnQ 17 Inch Media Enclosure”…but I didn’t use it, so double check that it will work.
Definitely get that in-wall rated cable. Yes I know it seems like a pain, cuz it is, but in the event of a home fire, it could end up being the difference between your insurance company covering it or not. Definitely worth the price then. To be honest, with how Samsung seems to intend for this to be installed, I think it's kinda stupid that they even supply a cable that isn't in-wall rated and then make you buy the other one for an extra fee. Just supply every one with the in-wall rated cable so people don't get confused.
The in-walp cable is much thicker and looks bad externally. The thin wire they provide is barely visible if outside wall. This is at least 1 year ago anyways. The one wire is thicker on other models.
@BTheInstaller I am confused! There must be two separate cables! One is the cable that runs from the ONE Connect Box to the TV and the other is the power cord that runs from the ONE Connect Box to the power outlet. If run within walls, would not both of these cables need to be in-wall rated?
Now, we intend to mount a box behind the television to house the One Connect Box. To just run the cable from the tv to the One Connect Box that sits directly behind the tv, I would not think an in-wall rated cable would be required. Or would it? That still leaves the power cord that runs from the Box to the wall outlet. Is this power cord in-wall rated or must one be purchased?
Thanks for your help.
Hoping to hear your thoughts/review of the 2022 version of the frame!
What a great video! Very thorough. Thanks!
Excellent instructions. Better than following only the instructions from Samsung. 👍
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Thank you for the video. Great instructions. I drilled in 3 toggle bolts you recommended but on 2 of them, the screw doesn't grab on to the back end. It's just loose. Only 1 of the toggle bolts grabs on and I can tighten that one. Any idea why the other 2 don't tighten correctly?
Recommendations for installing onto stacked stone (above a fireplace) ? Would masonry anchors be sufficient without a stud?
Great Installation Video, well done! That said, I am looking to replace my 2010 Vintage LG TV but was hoping I could re-use my pre-existing mount as it is attached to a brick fireplace wall.
Saved us, hank you for showing the guide at 11:00! Still a very annoying design from Samsung with two seperate mounts...
Mate....
Moved into our new home, (my missus and I) bought a frame tv, we're wanting to put up acoustic panel slats on our TV wall.
Your vid has helped out heaps. With the slats being 20ml thick, I'm thinking the flush wall mount won't suffice.
Any thoughts on raised mounts that will work with the Frame tv 65inch??
New fan and subscriber from Darwin NT Australia 🇦🇺
Ps: Don't spose you do outcalls to Aus?
Cheers mate 👍
Great video! Thanks for the how-to!
Amazing video, much more confident now. You had to level the TV after hanging it. Does that mean you have a little wiggle room after hanging it as well, without adjusting the back brackets?
I'm curious about this too.
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I just purchased the 2024 Samsung Frame TV 75 inch QLED 4K LSAO3D. Do you know if the installation is same as your video?
For the plastic toggle bolts amd screw anchors, can anyone tell me if they are a specific size or brand? TIA
This is the video I've been looking for. Just bought a 85 inch qn900a with the slim fit wall mount and I was completely lost on how to install the wall mount. Keep making great content!!
I'd assumed it's designed for this. But interested in what response you get
Did you install with similar anchors?
Thanks for the well done video. I just bought a new frame TV. I'll be installing it myself. The spot above my fireplace a niche that was meant for the old tune TVs, so that will add a bit of a challenge for the mounting brackets. Once the tv is mounted it will hide the niche.
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Doing this one of the coming days. Great video
Thanks a lot! Worked like a charm 😊💪👍
Super helpful video that clears up some of my questions. But I’m planning to install my Samsung 55” Frame TV on a wall with wood panelling. Any suggestions about working on this uneven surface?
Nice install!👌🏾 A white frame around the tv would look🔥🔥
I’m on the search for toggle bolts in the size you mentioned with flathead screws but can’t find. I too will have to use them as the studs aren’t where I would need to center the tv
Great video! Question... can you put the one box in basement directly below where tv is?
you can put it anywhere the cord will reach and jas power. the remote IR and Bluetooth to the tv.
Great video, I used this to install my tv. However we want to decorate and I’m struggling to get it off the wall…. Any advise?
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Thankful! You have helped so much!
2 Questions
1) Can you use a different drill bit for 3/16in toggle bolts?
I only have 1/4in as my biggest bolt.
2) What drill bit do you use if you have a stud?
This would be helpful to help me finish.
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I used your video to hang my 2 frame TVs 65” And 55” but now I wonder if all this was necessary. Have you seen the 3M Claw 65 hooks? It’s crazy that you could used two of these to hang a frame TV into drywall only… and have almost no mark on the wall of you ever took it down.
Thanks for this video. I used it to hang 2 Frame TVs. Question: I need to hang an 85lb 2’ wide wall mirror. It has two strap hangers on the back and says don’t use a wire. To center it I can’t hit a stud, only drywall. Do you think the 100lb Adjustable J-Hooks (50lbs each) on Amazon could really do it? Instead of using the included 2 nails each hook into the drywall I could use 1 toggle bold each hook. And as a backup, if they failed, I could have a 100lb wire to catch on a nail into a stud (not centered). I just can’t believe drywall can hold so much weight. Thanks. This video was my go to video form both my 55” and 65” Frame TVs.
You mentioned that the tv was slightly off-level. What adjustment(s) did you make to correct it?
That One Connect Box is a must-have! I can’t believe Samsung dropped the OneCB on the flagship models for a couple of yours. Pissed me off.
newbie here. so what exactly are the risks you run when running wires that are not in wall rated in the wall?
Do I need the the Samsung box when installing the 2023 frame if I have a Yamaha receiver, Fios for tv and apple tv?
How did you pull conduit when I am sure there studs between the & outlet
What is the link to purchase the toggle bots?
I prefer normal toggle bolts. The break off kind worry me. Nice work though B 🤙🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻
great video . would you have the dimensions of the ONE CONNECT BOX. Want to install in wall cavity so need a cavity size in a dry wall. Cheers.
Did you get an answer to your dimensions question? I have the same question.
@@JT_70 Hi. l decided to fit it into a floor cabinet beneath the tv as its more practical if you want to change the hard drive or USB stick with your photos etc. Or into another room behind the tv such as a robe onto a shelf. Plus it might need ventilation.
if Samsung issues a new TV model the unit most probably would change in size as well. Never got the dimensions of the box.
Superbe démonstration !!!!! comme toujours , c est clair et précis , merci !!!!!!!!!
Do you have to use the black box? Like is the tv smart (Netflix, Hulu) without the box for ports?
Thanks, used this for my setup and worked great.
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Getting ready to install one now that's why I watched the video
Hello from Netherlands! I have almost the same configuration (same anchors and same wall mount).
However, I'm still unsure about hanging my 85" Samsung on the drywall. Do you think it's safe with 85" as well?
What do you recommend for a flush articulating mount?
Help! I can't get the frame to hang 3mm from the wall as it shows in the instructions. There's almost 25mm space. :-(
Probably worked this out already but if it's 3mm at the bottom and 25mm at the top, the hooks are probably not snapping down into the bottom part of the latch. It requires more force than reasonably expected. A Samsung forum poster recommends removing the hooks from the TV to snap them on and off a couple of times before handing the TV.
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