Apart from the fact that the bracket should only be used for monitors up to 43", 8x80s with dowels should be absolutely sufficient. I use them as standard for all devices I screw to the wall.... Holds everything firmly in place.

Yeah, sure. We didn't need to.

Hoi - your Samsung has Vesa Mount and weighs around 8.4KG - the wall mount carries up to 25KG (but I wouldn't take that "literally") and has VESA as well - so it should work. LG

JA

According to our research, this product is compatible with your TV. Screws are included.

Sorry, no idea. The bracket is suitable for TVs with Vesa 75 x 75 mm, 100 x 100 mm, 200 x 200 mm, 100 x 200 mm. If the holes in your TV have these distances, then the bracket should be compatible.

No, not according to the "Technical Data Sheet" (attached to the product description). But you should be able to screw the monitor on so that it is vertical. The corner points of the VESA mounts have the same distances. But then it is simply fixed and cannot be changed.

On the part that comes to the wall, it has a plastic cover. If you pull it down towards the front, you will find three holes for fastening screws in the metal plate underneath that comes to the wall. On the Digitec product page, under Downloads, you will find the installation instructions where you can see this.

Theoretically, this should work. However, the wall mount is only designed for up to 43 inches. You would have to check what VESA standard your TV has. This may be the problem. If this specification also fits, this should work.

Take a look at the technical data sheet under the downloads of the article, the maximum length of the arm is given as 423mm. Even with a full tilt angle, the screen should not bump if it is not still rotated.