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Step 4Mount Support Bracket on the Wall
We slid the support bracket back off the lift column and mounted it to the wall using the mark we made in the previous step.
We used a level the whole time because if the bracket were not mounted straight the TV would appear to be leaning. In fact, because of the telescoping nature of the lift column extension, the "lean" would be exaggerated, so keeping it straight was critical.
This bayonet-style support bracket was very solid once we put all 4 screws in, and gave a tremendous amount of support for the lift system.
There are 4 white plastic spacers visible between the support bracket and the wall. These came with the TV lift and helped us move the assembly forward just enough to clear the wood base molding at the floor level, eliminating the need to cut into it.
We used a level the whole time because if the bracket were not mounted straight the TV would appear to be leaning. In fact, because of the telescoping nature of the lift column extension, the "lean" would be exaggerated, so keeping it straight was critical.
This bayonet-style support bracket was very solid once we put all 4 screws in, and gave a tremendous amount of support for the lift system.
There are 4 white plastic spacers visible between the support bracket and the wall. These came with the TV lift and helped us move the assembly forward just enough to clear the wood base molding at the floor level, eliminating the need to cut into it.
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