Samsung Frame TV Installed w/ "No-Gap" mount in 30 minutes
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- With the “No Gap” wall mount, I installed the Samsung Frame in 30 minutes, including hiding the one connect wire in-wall. If you’re considering buying or installing this TV, you can see how a professional TV installer does it for customers on a daily basis. I include some hidden issues with the mount and screws as well as show how I overcome some obstacles on these installs. I even show how to fix drywall when you mess up. #samsungframe #samsungframeinstall #tvinstall
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2:14 Tools needed
3:30 No Gap Mount model# WMN-M11EB/ZA
5:19 Bracket on TV
7:00 Measurements
7:45 Mount on Wall
11:26 Toggle Bolts (*bonus info)
16:53 Conceal wire
24:15 Level Mount Hanger
25:35 Hang TV
26:00 One Connect
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Sorry, B. Missed your update video. But was able to get the TV up. Thank you for your help!
Thank you. I got a third of the way through and had to stop. Wish I had seen this first. LOL
I was planning on hiring a professional to mount my newly bought The Frame 65". This video gave me all the skills and confidence to do the job myself. Didn't even read the wall-mount instructions, nor used the provided paper template, and just used the video as reference. Thank you so much for taking the time to explain in much details how to mount it!
I was planning on hiring a professional to mount my TV, and this video gave me the conformation that I would far rather pay someone to do this shit for me. 😛
I have one of these TV's on order so I tuned in here to get some tips on the installation. One thing nobody seems to be aware of is that the 'One Connect' cord supplied by Samsung with the TV does not have a UL rating. This means that technically it should not be run through a wall without the use of electrical conduit. And because the connector is over 1 inch wide you'd have to use a rather large diameter conduit sleeve (and do major wall surgery to get it in there). It's my understanding that a UL listed cable is available as an afterthought from Samsung (with a huge price tag), but the real head-scratcher is...why wouldn't all Frame TV's come with the UL cable in the first place? It seems reasonable to think that anyone interested in this kind of TV would want it for it's low profile and it's unique ability to masquerade as framed art. Who wants to see a cable coming from underneath the TV? Samsung needs to remedy this.
Thanks for this, I was thinking the exact same thing.
@@toddmellSamsung actually discontinued the optional UL rated 'One Cable' so I ended up using 1" ENT conduit (plastic flexible stuff). It looks like that split loom product you see on cars but it's blue without the split. It's supposedly UL rated for only low voltage stuff like cat5, coax and etc. I'd guess that the 'One Cable" doesn't really qualify in that regard but it's better than nothing and gives a little piece of mind I suppose.
I think because Samsung knows everyone will just ignore the fact it isn't a UL rated cable and still run it inside the wall - just like this guy did.
Nobody cares because it's not a big deal
Great video! Just installed my 65" Samsung The Frame on the wall according to your instructions without even opening the manual. I wasn't familiar with hanging things on drywall but it all worked out great! Thank you 🙏🏻
Thank you for such an easy-to-follow but thorough video. I am a petite woman who followed this video and installed my Frame all by myself with hidden wires and all. Feeling pretty proud of the end result, but I really owe it all to this video. Thanks so much!!
Nice work. Glad it was helpful.
Having done my own TV's for 15+ years its nice to see someone provide clear and understandable instructions using provided kit and easy to obtain tools from your DIY store. Kudos mate!!
Thanks for the “how to” video! To the point, and well narrated. Easy to understand. I watched your video after I ordered my Frame, then reviewed hanging the mount this morning and with extra careful measuring I had it on the wall confidently in less than 15 minutes. Kudos to Samsung for a custom hanging system and thanks again to you B for showing me how to get it done efficiently. Now onto cutting the cord!
thanks. see new video ua-cam.com/video/bdQPmYCD-vk/v-deo.html
Great video!
I just got mine frame and just wanna let everyone know who is about to get one that now samsung is sending it out with zipp - toggle anchor (same as on the video) so no need to order separate (I order mine TV in UK). Have fun installing your frame all!
I saw that. My last couple installs did not have them. Its helpful. You can install that on togglers only. Its pulling down not out, 3 across top and one in middle bottom would hold 5 frame tvs without a stud.
Thanks for the awesome video. I was super intimidated after opening the box and wall mount. I packed it up for a week until I found your video. It was installed confidently in 30 minutes. You made it easy!
Thanks for the awesome install today! Not a cord in sight. Flat as a pancake against the wall. Unbelievable! I watched this thinking I’d do it myself. I didn’t trust myself to get the measurements accurate. I just remodeled and didn’t want to ruin my new walls. But, watching you install mine, you did everything just as you state here. The Frame by Samsung is truly beautiful. Turns a tv into beautiful artwork with one little push of the button. Turns off by itself if no movement in the room. So many more little secrets it has as well. Thanks again!
You're welcome. I look forward to showcasing The Frame Rd. 2 soon.
Instead of leveling up the lower part of the wall bracket, it's best to hang the tv and gently level it while it's on the wall. The lower wall-mount bracket bolts are torqued to allow the tv to be levelled without swaying while hanging on the bracket.
This does not apply to the 44” Frame, so leveling the lower part of the bracket is important in that case. Otherwise, totally agree!!
Thank you so much. Today was my first interaction with the frame TV. I've been hanging TVs for a while and just about every TV takes me somewhere between 30 to 45 minutes max. Every once while you hit some weird roadbumps like a bent stud or something.
B, fantastic video - super helpful. My husband and I watched it once before and again as we mounted our Frame TV. It took us a little under 2 hours and went as smooth as butter. Well, except for the screws - my husband said you were right about the screws. You did a great job - we didn't even crack the installation manual, Thank You!
Yeah the screws suck. I don't even us them when normally doing that mount. Drywall screws with a washer are good. But glad it helped. Make sure to tag me on IG pic.
I have to say; just as a installer myself, watching this no detail was left out. very informative on every level..kudos!!
Thanks man.
This was very helpful. My wife and I's first TV we wall mounted and it went well. Thanks for putting together! Saved me $150.
Just installed my new Frame tv, followed your video step by step. Thank you for making it easy!!
Glad it has worked out. A lot of installs to "perfect?" It lol.
No you didn’t. Why lie?
This video saved us!! The picture instructions from Samsung were confusing and you made it so simple!!! Toggle bolts are our new favourite thing. Leveling the bottom piece of the wall mount instead of just the mount itself...genius. Saved us having a crooked TV and not knowing why. Fantastic tutorial - thanks for sharing.
Wonderful. Share a beautiful image on IG and tag me if you so. Thanks
Awesome. Just purchased this tv last week. I always look for video instruction prior to reading the manual provided. Great tips - Especially the flipping of the tape measure to ensure center point measurement is on point! I'll be fishing through a wall around a fireplace so I guess wire clothes hangers are out this time. lol
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I want to thank you very much for taking the time to share your awesome knowledge and experience with all of us out here!
You truly possess uncanny ability to walk us right through the entire process making it a breeze to understand!
Beautifully explained!
Thank you so much!
God bless you!
No doubt. Thanks for your service sir!!
Thank you very much. I've spent hours on the Samsung website just wanting to know what's on the box and what I need to prepare for a no-gap wall mount. This video answers all of my questions.
Glad it helped
Im 17, I dont have a TV or the money to buy it, dont have any of the tools or the time to do this. but tell me why I just watched this entire video of how to install a tv. Great Vid btw !
That's awesome. Well I due time you will man and now you know how. It's actually pretty interesting to learn how to install stuff.
Great video! Very helpful for the install, plus a new life hack that i'll use for the rest of my life of putting a dust pan under the drill. Brilliant.
People seem to like that trick. I am going to make a tv install hack video. For sure.
That was great, very helpful! I like how you didn't leave anything out, right down to the fixing of the drywall. Great for us layman!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for your video bruh, your illustration was so effective . . . in fact I've watched it a few times, and felt like leaving you a "thank-you comment" most interesting was the toggle bolts, never knew that. We learn something everyday. Thanx again !
No worries! We all got some knowledge to share.
Installing a nice tv to a nice song. This is a perfect tv setup.
I used to think the dry wall cannot hold such a big TV, impress and neat work, thank you for this great video!
Drywall is held to wall by man screws and the mud between sheets. You can it's hard to rip off the wall in demo..
👏👏👏. I’ve just brought this tv today, can’t wait to get that installed. That was a great demo of how to put the bracket on 👍
Thanks, good luck.
installed a 65" yesterday using this video. perfectamundo. thanks much! the frame looks fantastic and is letting us enjoy our personal photography in a whole new way!
Bro amazing review, thorough and straight to the point. I appreciate the step by step and easy to follow. Thank you!
Already bought this TV frame 3 weeks ago, and still on the way. Samsung Indonesia here give free installation as after service program, but still watching this video just to make sure the installation from Samsung's will be good as yours
I'm excited to hear. I can tell you they won't have as cool of a hat, lol. No, seriously... good luck. Keep me posted.
This video was perfect - hung my TV on the wall with no wires showing. Looks awesome. Great video.
Fantastic guide for installing this Tv. I wish it was that easy in the uk, it’s all brick walls !
Brick walls can present a little challenge. Are they double lined? Many fireplace installs in the states have outer facade brick and inner chimney layer and I thread wiring between after knocking one brick out. I'd have to be there but never say never lol. Thanks for watching.
B The Installer it’s definitely a challenge, at present I’ve got a standard 55” inch 1080p mounted on the chimney and let’s just say drill bit drifting was an understatement lol. I really do like the look of the Frame tv and I think in a couple of years after I’ve saved some money for it I pray I can use the same damn mounting holes from the old bracket. Fingers crossed .
Ian Proctor it is possible if you have a multitool/oscillating tool. I am in the process of chasing out the wall to mount one of these, patch it up with some plaster or polyfiller and paint the area you channeled out, you will be good to go
Great video. This guy is a great teacher and carpenter. I'm definitely going to save this video!
Thank you pam
This is very helpful, thank you. The mounting system of the newer Frame TVs is different, but the approach is very similar.
You were right about the screws being easy to strip. However, if you look at them real close, they can be driven with the appropriate size 6 point hex socket. No need to buy/use different screws.
Was staring at the wall with my Samsung screws refusing to budge more than halfway into the studs… saw your comment and then grabbed my socket wrench set … and 5 minutes later screws are all the way in and mount is flush. Thank you!
I found your video by walking pass the tv in the living room. Dad was watching this video and I was drawn by the music and had to find out who and Subscribe. I love some relaxing music. 👍🏾😁
Plus the tips will come in handy when it’s time to put up mines one day.
Thanks for the helpful video. To help prevent the camming out of the Philips head screws (stripping as you called it), you can put some bees wax or soap from a bar of soap on the threads before screwing them in. That makes the screw thread in more easily and helps keep the Phillips bit from chewing up the screw head. It works like a charm.
Nice job and thanks for taking the time to explain the install including the ARC channel. Solid effort!! 😎👍
Thanks. Check out the new video. A little speedier...
One of the best reviews! So thorough and easy to follow! Thank you so much!!
Well done. All details I needed. Would have liked a quick comment on 1) whether the one box came with TV and 2) how tilting the TV looks versus flat on the wall
Yes, the one connect box comes with all QLEDs that are higher end... frame definitely... 2, you can tilt it... it just looks like any other tv if tilted down. It doesn't turn left or right with that no gap mount.
Great video, your video was the second one I watched before deciding to buy one this morning!
Good deal. It's fun.
@@BTheInstaller just arrived today, going to re-watch the video so that I make sure I understand every step!
You got it.
Thanks for taking the time to go through your leveling tips!
I think your content is absolutely well presented and very informative. My only criticism is i think the background music is too loud. I want to hear what you have to say, but the music gets in the way at times. Other than this, i love your videos.
Great video. I'm about to I stall the TV today. Just noticed that Samsung have included wall plugs that require a 9 mm hole, which is very uncommon here in Holland. Typical drill bit kits here have 6mm, 8mm or 10mm... So this is just a heads up: make sure you have a 9mm drill or 8mm plugs and corresponding screws.
Your instructions made my installation so much simpler - thanks much!!
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Looks good.. our studs are not in center, so this was helpful to know we can install with the toggle bolts without using the studs. The Geek square is only allowed to install into studs. My husband will hang with a few toggle bolts . Thanks for a great video!!!
Great video I put up the 85" for a customer a few weeks back and following the included instructions was a pain in the butt. Doing a 55 today and was looking for the difference in the hardware. The only complaint I have with the video is that some of the music is way too loud and almost drowns out your voice but great install video
Nice installation. The only problem is that the cable from the TV to the One Connect box is not rated to go inside a wall without being in a conduit
I can't even 😭... its like how many times in a video must I say something and then how many times must I reply to the same comment.
It's all good.
@@BTheInstaller Once would have been enough. That's my point. You didn't mention it once in the video.
Wahoo! I’m the 1,000 upvote. This video deserves it!
The screws that come with the no gap wall mount are ridiculous. First, Samsung does not include the toggle bolts (screws “F, G” in my manual.) The only include the screws you would use to mount this to a stud. While you should definitely try to use at least one stud in my opinion, most TV buyers will have to mount at least a few of the screws on straight dry wall. For that you probably do need the toggle bolts. Why would Samsung not include the most important screws for wall mounting the Frame TV. The whole point of the TV is that it’s for wall mounting!
(Oh, and the screws included in the wall mounting set-the “E” screws-do strip really easily. I only used two of the five of them and stripped the first three I tried.)
Anyways, go out and buy a few toggle bolt and follow this video. It will save you heartache.
This is my favorite comment ever. So true and thanks for being #1000. Please everyone, share this video as people like to watch even if they don't have this TV
is there a specific size of toggle bolts for this?
Yes I prefer the 3/16" toggle bolts. I prefer the hilti ones as they have an option for flat head Phillips bolts. But any 3/16" toggle bolt as i show in video would work
Well most of the world has solid walls, so toggle bolts will be no use. This also means routing cable as shown is not possible. Instead either have cable on wall exposed or chase conduit with cable in it (though how to do that when there is a plug at each end?) into wall and plaster over it, ie a huge mess.
Thanks, nice video! I have a question though: I thought the one-cable was *not* wall-rated?
It's not. Samsung makes a (very expensive) wall rated version. The only way to install like he's showing without breaking code is to figure out a conduit to run it through. Pretty hard though with the connectors sizes
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Is it not double insulated?
Just subscribed, glad your channel is poppin” off for real. Made my tv decision by just watching your videos.
Thanks man.
Even tho you messed up and added an extra hole... You sir... Have earned my sub... Keep making great videos!
Haha, hey leave me alone man, no one's perfect. Jk. Yeah I felt pretty stupid on that part.
Would love to see a video of you installing a tv on a plaster wall! Thanks for your content
This is excellent! I learnt so much from this installation, a lot of take aways. I will be using this for reference for other projects. Cheers!
Thanks. Yeah let me know if there is anything I can clarify.
Great job explaining the whole install and setup process !!!
I know what you mean when you say those screws strip. When I flip my drill switch to one. It makes it easier on the screw. I don’t know why but it worked for me
Thank you! You made it look easy! What should I ask an installer to feel comfortable with their technical ability to install like you?
Great in depth video.
I've ordered the 55 inch Q95T with the no gap wall mount, it's clever how the power to the TV goes through the one connect lead too, it's a great idea that saves alot of cables going to the tv, I'm not sure if like it behind the TV though, as some people do,, as it runs quite hot, and it defeats the object of keeping the cablestidy and away from the TV, I get how some situations have nowhere for the box to go, bit why not just get the normal version, without the one connect box?
Thanks for the tutorial. The frame looks great flush against the wall however where is the separate box (with the HDMI connections)?
You took the fear out of this installation for me, thanks!!!!!
It's like watching artist do the work, you are awesome
You just made my day! thank for the video :)
For sure. Glad it helped. Thanks for leaving a comment!!
Excellent info on installing tv mount onto a plasterboard wall using the snap toggle.
They are my no-fail fastener with drywall.
good one, serious, technical, great background music and thoroughly professional installation. Subscribed to support and learn things.
Thank you. Glad to have you. Next weekend should be fun with my boys installing their own bedroom tv.
Great video! Very well explained, you make it look easy.
I followed your instructions especially the toggle bolts bit. I managed to miss the stud @ the center despite a stud finder. No drama👍 Now, only if I can make sure the fire block is not in the way.
At 20:00 I would have switched off the mains power and pulled forward the GPO (general purpose outlet) to inspect what's behind before cutting the hole. Plus I never 'CUT' a hole anyway for fear of cutting through a power cable and killing myself - instead I punch screw drive (blunt plain blade is fine) size holes into the wall 1 by 1 to cut out a rectangle shape in the wall - this way there is no danger of slicing through a mains power cable. By inspecting what's behind the GPO first you can see where the nearest studs are and where the mains wires run, and if you have a $10 ebay endo camera (or small mirror and light) you can see what's going on in the cavity. Also at 20:10 I try to keep the wall holes as small as possible to minimize spiders and bugs getting in the house (or tape over the hole after threading the cord). Also at 22:30 you don't need to fish-tape up a wire (plus I hate using conductive wire for such a purpose behind a wall). Instead you can tie a small fishing weight or bolt-nut to a string or fishing line and drop the nut into the hole, which pulls the string with it. Then tie or tape your cable to the string and gently pull it through. Also at 22:55 if it was my $200 one-connect-cord, I would have been a lot gentler, and treated it like glass (like you would treat a fiber optic cable). They say the bend radius is only 10cm which it looks like you pulled tighter while handling on a number of occasions. But if it was a customers $200 one-connect-cord I probably would have been as rough as you - you just don't want to see intermittent issues in a year or two caused by unnecessary stress during installation. Also at 24:33 you should use a 10mm open ended spanner (not a socket or needle nose pliers) to maximize nut tightness without damaging the nut.
Ok guy..
Thank you for this, so helpful! If the stud is not on center, are two toggle bolts still enough in addition to one screw into a stud?
Thanx for such good instruction! No surprises to await for by my installation to the wall.
Nicely done, B. Good tips from someone who has obviously installed one before.
A couple times, lol.
Nice and helpful video. Just mounted my Samsung Q95T 65" TV on this "no gap" wall mount and whereas it works fine and does its job I'd say "no gap" is a bit of an overstatement. There's still at least a half of an inch (12 mm approx) gap between the back of the TV and the wall no matter how much you try to "flatten" the TV to the wall after mounting it. There's also a bit of an issue with the balance as the TV tends to tilt down slightly which makes the gap bigger at the top edge of the screen than it is at the bottom. The solution to this is to use some sort of pads underneath the bottom edge of the screen to push the lower part of the TV forward in order to make the gap even on the sides of the TV. There is a couple of pads included in the wall mount package but they're just too thin to do the trick. Otherwise the wall mount does its job and the TV looks looks pretty good on the wall. Just don't expect a totally "no gap" attached to the wall painting-like looking TV mount because it's not the case here.
Hustler! Worked well with the cards you were dealt! Great job
Thanks ! Very detailed information! Now I need to purchase a tv ! 🙋🏽♀️
Nice job but just a few points to maybe save you from making a hole. When see you a box(elec/any)mounted horizontal it has something horizontal that it’s mounted to. Also you didn’t center the tv vertically with the windows. It really shows. I always center both vertically and horizontally. Nice job and thank you for making the video.
Yes, as my stud finding video states, you are correct for the most part. Some boxes are put in as old work in homes. And the location of the tv was exactly where the customer wanted it. As for the height, I always base it on 3 things, customers desires, what will be under the tv, and my professional opinion on viewing angles. I rarely center things vertically, it wastes a lot of good space under TVs and people have historically agreed over about 15k installs. Thanks
I had the same issue (24:15) with the leveling mechanism arriving off vs. the main bracket and not twisting. As B suggested needle nose pliers on the bolts did the trick (rotate counter clockwise) to loosen the mechanism so it could tilt with moderate force as intended.
Great video. Tough to catch it all with the music in the background.... Thanks.
Awesome Video! I noticed you had an outlet at the bottom left side that was behind the TV after installation. Did that outlet push the TV out at all, or can it still sit flush against the wall?
Another banger with that opening song by Brasko, "Nightfall"
Thanks for your video! My TV is still on the way. I noticed there is a power socket on the wall and you didn't take it off while installing. Does that matter? Will that make the TV not flat any more?
See my other frame video
Great video. Could you just slightly lower the music next time, please? So we can hear you talk clearly.
I hear that, lol. see new video, lower music ua-cam.com/video/bdQPmYCD-vk/v-deo.html
Great Video, Step by step instructions were clean and precise with helpful hints.
Thanks. Glad it helped.
Great video - included instructions take a couple reads to understand since Samsung cheated out and used pictures so they didn’t have to translate too much - ha. Just a tip tho, the cord that comes standard is not actually in-wall rated. Some people don’t care about this, but there is an in wall rated version for another ~$175
It’s not very long especially if you don’t want the one box in the same room
Thanks for the great video! I had done my 65" Frame just a few days before, almost the exact same measuring method, nice to have been validated. Question.... have you found a way to really get zero-gap around the whole perimeter of the frame. The bottom of tv is nearly flush, but can't seem to get enough leverage for the top to truly be flush, it kind of floats off the wall about 1/2to 3/4". I am sure I am only one to notice it, but I would love to get it uniformly "no-gap". When I push on it, it does go flush, but the kinda springs back a little. There is nothing on the wall causing that and I don't believe the wall is not straight. wondering if anyone else has run into this.
You need to use the small pads they provide at the bottom which will bring that bottom out and keep the top in tighter.
They also make different color bezel/frame you can add.. between the 2 of those, I have them very flush.
Thanks! Made my install so easy by watching. SUPER HELPFUL!
Thanks so much for sharing, it’s less intimidating now! I wonder how you hide the one connect box though?
Thanks in advance!
Brandon, thanks for this, awesome tutorial! One question - if installing on concrete (dry wall layer in front), would the only thing that changes be the use of a wedge anchor instead of the togglebolts? Thanks for your help and keep up the good work!
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Great instructional video. Thanks for the thoroughness, and detailed explanations.
No problem
How close are you able to get these to the wall? I was a little disappointed with our 85" not getting closer to the wall. Do you have to really push and make the magnet click? We have a good one inch gap up top. Great vids btw!
Have you mounted the one-connect box inside the wall using a recessed electrical box? Would love to see a video of that.
It would be a pain in the ass if you wanted to plug something else into hdmi.
Excellent & informative. Personally I’d prefer no background music tho, or perhaps it could be quieter. But a very useful post. Thanks.
Bro that dustpan trick was amazing
Great install video which I plan to use once the Frame arrives.
One part for me could have had more instruction and that is fishing the connect wire through the wall down to the outlet. The fishing part to find the hole is not (for me) as easy as it looked. Any more hints to fish out the hole? With it being not straight up and down I’ve had trouble finding the hole. Thanks
Thanks for the amazing video! I just got my new 2022 Samsung frame TV and am going to do a self install. This video was most helpful. Samsung has noted that I should remove the electrical outlet that is sitting directly where my TV will be mounted on the wall as it will not allow the TV to sit flush. I noticed that you installed over an electrical outlet. Is the TV 100% flush with the wall? I sure hope I don't need to have my outlet moved.
Really good and helpful video, I’m getting this tv but need to fix to a brick wall
That is no problem but can't run wire inside. Get some concrete anchors 3/16, they're blue and a hammer drill bit
Great video, thanks! Did the power outlet behind the TV interfere with it sitting flush?
Thank you, and this is super helpful! Is the one connect wire (that came with the Frame TV) code compliant? I'm totally newbie for this, but I started seeing that kind of information and I don't know if I should buy a separate cable or not. Please share your thoughts. Thank you!
Negative but I just did a FAQ video on the frame.
Such a great video! Totally feel like this middle age woman can do this!! Thx!
Excellent video B. Good attention to detail!
Excellent video! I do have a question, what is the length of the "one connect" cable? I have a run from a top of the fireplace to a side media cabinet to negotiate for that box. I worry it may be short, on the video you don't show it well, but looks pretty long. Thanks!
You should do a video on outdoor TVs for gazebos and patios. Would love to hear your take on it!
That is actually the next install video. You will see it next Saturday.