Samsung No Gap Wall Mounts, which are exclusively for the QLED or Frame TVs, allow it to fit snuggly to the wall but still leave enough room to ventilate the TV. Hum, that's why I didn't tighten the screws too much (or much at all actually, I stopped when I couldn't tighten anymore without exerting force).

Of course, many hands make light work, so having a friend to assist you will really make mounting your TV a breeze.Consequently, we recommend that you do not install your Samsung TV in a bathroom or any other room with high humidity.

It seems to me that this is almost the equivalent (in terms of physics) of not having the spacers (because the space is there), with the exception that if the TV would be tilted for whatever reason, the weight of the TV might pull the fixings towards the arm.And since most of the surface contact between bracket arm and TV is flat, I would think it should be fine.

If you have a gap between the arm and the fixing then tightening the screws will begin to pull the insert out or distort the recessed area. All options come with fittings and fixings and some with a template to help position the TV for optimal viewing.We have speaker stands where you screw a 4mm steel plate to an insert in the end of a piece of tube, if you don't fill the gap with the spacer provided then you can loosen the insert and/or bend the plate.

For everything else, consider getting some in-wall rated cables and a kit that allows you to run all your cords through the wall to your devices. It could be anything solid, you could use a stack of washers if you didn't want to add any extra depth. I have a question about spacers in TV mounts: are they used just to add space between the TV and bracket/wall, or do they sometimes also serve some other purpose like preventing damage to the TV casing? If you would like to change your settings or withdraw consent at any time, the link to do so is in our privacy policy accessible from our home page. When I said in my previous post "or can it be a bolt for example" I actually meant nut instead of bolt, I doubt that was clear.There are many different wall mount options available, but as long as you follow the instructions that come with your wall mount, and you're comfortable using common household tools (screwdriver, tape measure, drill, etc. com Services and marketing information, new product and service announcements as well as special offers, events and newsletters. Europe's busiest forums, with independent news and expert reviews, for TVs, Home Cinema, Hi-Fi, Movies, Gaming, Tech and more. It's always best to make sure you have the right mount for the size and style of your TV and to use the screws that are included with the mount. TV brackets are easy to install and are made from lightweight metal making them easy to mount on the wall.