5.0 out of 5 stars Solid TV mount, well made, complete with everything you need and clear instructions. Overly optimistic weight rating, though.

C. · July 9, 2016

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5.0 out of 5 stars It is sturdy and it works

M.P. · April 23, 2016

I bought this wall mount three years ago. I came back to my order history because I moved recently and I need the specs to reinstall it. It is sturdy and it works. I have an older model 32 inch Samsung that is heavier than the the new ones. This is for my bedroom. Never had a problem in three years. It worked for one third of the price of store bought.We had a heck of a time getting it out of the wall when we moved. When installed correctly, it works. As for the swivel comments, it is not an arm. It is what it is, it is for small spaces and smaller tvs that are mounted flat on the wall and no intention of moving it. If this is what you need it for, buy it. It is a very good product for the price.

4.0 out of 5 stars Be careful of the size limitations

D. · January 3, 2013

Santa delivered a new Toshiba 40" LCD for Christmas and his helper needed to wall mount it. After doing the usual research and comment reviews the helper decided on this wall mounting bracket. Yes it swivels. Yes it tilts. But not too much.Easy to install for sure, Santa's helper needed his trusty Makita cordless, a drill bit, and a screwdriver. 15 minutes later TV is up on the wall.....only thing is....it's kind of wobbly. Hmm? Tighten the knob in the back to further secure it? Nope, the knob is as hand tight as possible and there is no way to get a pair of pliers on it and of course the worry of over tightening....Hmm. Maybe the helper mis-read the weight limits? Nope, the tv is well below the 66 pound limit. Size maybe? Well the box says 37 inches and this is a 40 inch diagonal but only 36 wide. Santa's helper thinks the law of physics is at play now, the TV is simply too wide to be stabilized. So back it goes. bummer. Price is good, quality is ok. Santa's helper recommends if you buy it, buy it for sets less than 32 inches. And even though it swivels and tilts, your wall location better be darn close to where you want the TV to be viewed. i.e. this mounting bracket is basically a straight on mount.So the helper wound up using a fully adjustable swivel mount from Sanus, ,bought at Target; more money for sure and a huge increase in quality and design.... well because Santa's helper was now in big trouble and needed a wall mounting bracket asap...but that's another story.

Yikes! (But also great!)

M.O. · May 8, 2020

(function() { P.when('cr-A', 'ready').execute(function(A) { if(typeof A.toggleExpanderAriaLabel === 'function') { A.toggleExpanderAriaLabel('review_text_read_more', 'Read more of this review', 'Read less of this review'); } }); })(); .review-text-read-more-expander:focus-visible { outline: 2px solid #2162a1; outline-offset: 2px; border-radius: 5px; } I put this up by myself to hang a Blaupunkt 32 " TV and it made me sweat. A lot. Put it up yesterday and am still recovering from it.So, what went wrong? It looked simple enough but I made a meal of it. Firstly I was dealing with a hollow wall. I sent off for the kit that Bolo suggested but it required HUGE holes (25mm) to be drilled which I couldn't bear the thought of. So I rustled up some metal molly (?) fixings for hollow walls. Used a spirit level to ensure the bracket would be level. Had to take it apart to put pencil marks where it needed to go. Then I drilled pilot holes and hit a stud (?) on two of the holes. Turned out I couldn't drill in quite the right place and they didn't line up properly - fixed by using a washer on one of the screws. Used the hollow wall thingy in the third hole and don't know if it did what it was meant to do as I don't have a setting tool. Never mind, fingers crossed. So, because of the washer I couldn't lift the whole thing on to the bracket so I fixed the vesa mount on the back of the TV using the spacers because that's what the picture showed - read the instructions later and realised that you only need to use them if your TV requires it. So that's something else to worry about. Then I lifted the TV part onto the swivel bolt after finger-tightening the tilt bolt, thinking it would be easy to tighten them properly once up. Oh dearie me it was really hard to tighten them. Had to use a spanner, in a really tight space, to tighten the swivel bolt. Couldn't get the tilt bolt tightened at all. Anyway, even after all of that, the TV feels secure. It swivels but doesn't tilt, and, rather annoyingly, it will twist because I can't tighten the tilt bolt at all.So for a TV bracket to feel secure after all that is rather amazing. The only thing that bugs me about it is the distance from the wall - seems to be quite far out. Still, that means plenty of room for leads and stuff.I'm also mildly annoyed by the fact that I can't get it to tilt, and, of course the fear that I did so much wrong that it's bound to fall down.TLDR: If someone as useless as me can fit it on their own then it pretty much means anyone can do it. If you make as many mistakes as I did and it still feels sturdy then it's got to be good.

Support téléviseur

N. · July 2, 2017

Parfait ce petit support pour notre téléviseur dans la chambre ! Il supporte parfaitement un petit téléviseur de 51 cm. Il pivote, s'incline, c'est parfait pour l'usage que nous en avons. Il est vraiment solide et facile d'installation ! Vraiment top ! J'espère que ce commentaire vous aura été utile

Staffa tv

C. · September 28, 2022

Bella e robusta.

Buen producto

D.G.M. · April 25, 2022

El soporte es muy bueno, fácil de montar y rápido, por ponerle una pega sería que ya que lleva 4 agujeros trajera cuatro tacos y cuatro tornillos en vez de 3

Buen soporte

R. · January 19, 2018

Es un soporte bastante robusto y da sensación de seguridad cuando lo anclas a la pared de que no se va a caer el televisor.Permite distintos grados de inclinación para evitar reflejos en la pantalla.Está disponible para distintos tamaños de pantallas y viene con los agujeros perfectos para que se encaje a la parte de atrás.Como extra, viene con los materiales necesarios para poder atornillarlo.Buen producto y a buen precio.