I am posting this here as i found it to be the most useful site for discussions around the Samsung Frame 32 mounting issues. I echo many comments here when i too would not have bought this if i had known what an absolute pain it would be to mount. The TV was for my Mum's kitchen, and there was a requirement to have the TV slightly off the wall. Long story short, lots and lots of searching - i came across this. It can accommodate VESA width of up to 600mm so the 582mm distannce is fine. It supports up to 50Kg - so given the TV actually weighs around 5.something Kg we are well within tolerance. Not sure if it helps anyone, but i have finally been able to remove the bracket the joiner installed (capable of holding a 55inch TV) and have a piece of wood on the plasterboard/drywall spanning the studs in the wall. And ..... and .... the one connect box. I knew it had one - I have one for my 55inch TV. The only difference is - the aerial for the terrestrial signal still goes direct to TV, yet the HDMI and other connections go to the one connect box. This TV appears ill thought out. And the "artwork" is not bright enough - i have turned off all Samsung's energy saving features and ramped up the brightness - it is just about ok. Never again - next time, i'll buy a standard 32inch TV and also buy a picture - less hassle
