55″-80″ Above Fireplace TV Mount (SMF800)
$649.00 (Incl GST)
The SureMount 55″-80″ Above Fireplace TV Mount allows for effortless vertical positioning of your TV. Designed to be installed above a fireplace or mantel, its adjustable gas strut arm reaches down to achieve eye-level viewing while seated. With a massive 730mm counter balanced vertical movement and 120-510mm distance from the wall to the back of the TV, this TV mount will have your TV set to your optimum viewing angle in no time. The full motion caters for those that need to alter the angle of the TV (30 degree swivel left and right) to suit their seating arrangements or reduce glare.
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SureMount 55″-80″ Above Fireplace TV Mount
The SureMount 55″-80″ Above Fireplace TV Mount allows for effortless vertical positioning of your TV. Designed to be installed above a fireplace/mantel, its adjustable gas strut arm reaches down to achieve eye-level viewing while seated. The full motion caters for those that need to alter the TV viewing angle (30° swivel left and right) to suit their seating arrangements or reduce glare.
Features:
- Fits most TV’s sizes between 55-80″
- Long reach from 120mm to 510mm
- 730mm counter balanced vertical movement
- 230mm height adjustment to stop the TV hitting the fireplace mantel
- 30° swivel (left and right)
- Mounting VESA 100×100 up to 800×500
- Tilt +10° to -5°
- Weight Capacity between 25-60kgs. If your TV is lighter than 25kgs then you may want to consider the SMF600 pull down TV mount instead
- Adjustment Leveling +/-5°
- Sound bar mounting hanger underneath TV for rear mount sound bars (optional)
- Includes cable management and installation kit for TV and wall mounting
All product shipped from within New Zealand.
Please Note: If this mount is installed above a fire place, it is not recommended for use in the pulled down position whilst the fire is on/hot.
Product Manual for SMF800 Above Fireplace TV Mount
Installation and Operating Video for SMF800 Above Fireplace TV Mount
Frequently Asked Questions:
Is it safe to wall mount a TV above a fireplace?
A well placed mantel can act as a buffer to deflect heat away from a TV mounted above a fireplace. It is always important to refer to the owners manual of your TV before choosing to mount it above a fireplace.
Check out the informative video at Better Homes and Gardens for more handy tips: https://www.bhg.com/decorating/fireplace/styles/tv-over-fireplace/
How far above a fireplace can a TV be mounted?
As a rule of thumb a TV should be at least 300mm above a modern gas fireplace. It is important to measure how hot it gets above your fireplace as each TV and each fireplace will be different. Refer to the owners manual of your TV for guidance on heat limits to ensure that your electronics (and plastic) are not adversely impacted.
Will my TV cover the TV mount?
A 65″ TV is likely to cover the mount fully so that it won’t be seen in the up or down position.
This example below shows a 55″ TV mounted.
| Weight | 14.5 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 72 × 39 × 14 cm |
| Screen Size | 55"to 80" |
| Mounting VESA | 100×100 – 800x500mm |
| Maximum Weight Capacity | Counter Balanced 25-60kgs |
| Distance From Wall | 120 to 510mm |
| Bracket Size | Large (41" – 60"), X-Large (Over 60") |
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R M Fleck (verified owner) –
We purchased this as we wanted the pull down arm feature, as we were mounting our new 65 inch Bravia TV over the fire place. Shipment was relatively quick and the product was as indicated. The arm function works well and the TV goes back up nicely. Few things to note – if you are mounting over a fireplace/heater – check the height of the TV while in the shop. This will affect placement on the wall above the fireplace, particularly as your TV may end up hitting the ceiling if you haven’t taken this into account. The another thing to be mindful of is the bottom mounting bracket. Those looking for a more “aesthetic look” may not like the fact that this bracket is visible when the TV is pushed back up against the wall. This wasn’t an issue for us – but others may want to consider a sound bar to mount under the TV to hide the bracket. Also check there is sufficient blocking in the wall to hold the TV and the mount, especially if you will be moving it a lot. And one final thing – if you are not installing this yourself and getting a third party to do it- check they know what they are installing, as the our installers got very antsy when trying to work out how it all went together as they had only installed the swing out arm type of wall bracket.