Sonos Beam Wall Mount - White

No, this wall mount is specifically custom-designed for the Sonos Beam (Gen 1 and Gen 2) only. It is not compatible with the Sonos Arc, Ray, or any other soundbars.

The package typically includes the wall mount bracket, screws for wall attachment, wall anchors (for common wall types), and screws to secure the Sonos Beam to the mount. A basic installation guide is also usually included.

You will generally need a drill, an appropriate drill bit (matching your wall anchors/screws), a Philips head screwdriver, a pencil for marking, and a spirit level to ensure a straight installation.

No, this wall mount is designed for horizontal installation of the Sonos Beam beneath a TV or on a wall, maintaining the soundbar's intended orientation for optimal sound. Vertical mounting is not supported.

The mount itself does not include cable management channels. For a clean look, you can use external cable raceways or channels that can be painted to match your wall, or consider having an electrician install in-wall cabling if feasible.

When mounted correctly at an appropriate height (ideally below your TV), wall mounting can actually enhance sound quality by reducing vibrations that might occur on furniture surfaces and positioning the sound for better dispersion into the room. Ensure it's not too close to corners or restrictive spaces.

Ensure the two mounting points on the bottom of the Beam are correctly aligned with and fully engaged in the mount's attachment points. Double-check that the screws securing the Beam to the mount from underneath are tightened appropriately.

Before final tightening, use a spirit level to verify the mount is perfectly horizontal. If already installed, loosen the screws slightly, adjust the mount using the level, and then re-tighten.

This typically indicates an issue with the wall anchors or the wall material itself. Ensure you are using the correct type of wall anchors for your specific wall material (e.g., drywall, concrete, wood stud). If drilling into studs, make sure the screws penetrate the wood securely. Consult a professional if you are unsure about your wall type or anchor selection.