We have done a couple and recommend to the client (if possible) to build a recess behind the TV large enough for an articulating bracket and the One connect box. This allows for the TV to sit flush AND still provide room for wiring and hiding the stupid box.

Ran into one issue where the contractor built the recesses but didn't build them tall enough (they assume that the bracket sits centered on the TV) so had to take the arms of the bracket to a machine shop so they could add onto them so we could get the TV to the correct height.

Does anyone know how wide the small end is on the invisible wire? Only have a one inch conduit in an installation, less than 12 ft long.

Don’t like a mount that leaves no access or takes two men to dismount for normal service.

I am requiring articulating mounts even for flush installations. Especially if a Roku or some small gadget may go in.

1.5" min. This assumes nice long sweeps as well.

1.25" works perfectly. its what we use for all the frames we have done.

We just did a Chief TA500 in Wall box to make 55" frame flush, but having trouble trying to figure out how to get TS525TU articulating mount mounted to back of tv. Any advice?

Unless there is something odd about your TV

You will need to bring your own m8 x 50mm (m8 x 45mm) screws, as the Chief mount will not come with them

The TV should have came with the Samsung plastic mushroom spacers
And there are four VESA mounting holes in the back just like all the others

We just did the ts318tu on the the Frame and it worked really well

Which part number?

Today’s OneConnect box was about 5-1/2” deep and 15-1/2” wide.

I don’t want to have to fit a 14-1/2” x 20” box.

About 8 x 17 would be fine.