VideoSecu Dual Arm Cantilever Wall Mount Bracket for LCD Plasma flat Panel Displays 32 36 40 42 46 47 50 52 55 inch–Black 1S2
Saturday, December 5th, 2009 at
10:53 pm
- Universal compatible with most 32″ – 60″ flat panel LCD or Plasma displays
- Extended Capability: 4.5″ to 17″. Cable management deisgn on arm
- Tilt: -15 to +15 degree up and down, Swivel: -60 to +60 degree side to side
- Solid 2.5mm heavy-gauge cold steel construction
- VESA compliant up to 650mmx450
Product DescriptionThis Super strong Dual Arm Universal wall mount will fit most flat panel plasma and LCD TVs with mounting patterns up to VESA 650×450. Note: Mounting holes on television should be 26 in. or less apart horizontally and 18. . . More >>
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Filed under: 40 Inch LCD HDTV
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just as good as all the expensive mounts,no wait,it better much cheaper,and built just as well.
Rating: 5 / 5
With the prices of these things at bricks & mortar stores, I am glad I checked Amazon for less expensive alternatives. I considered going with the less expensive, single-arm mount, but decided that less is not necessarily more when you want to securely mount your TV to the wall. I chose this mount over the Cheetah dual-arm mount because it looked solid and some of the reviewers of the Cheetah mount indicated some problems with getting their TV level and indicated that some of the hardware was questionable. I had no trouble getting my TV level with this mount. I simply leveled the part of the bracket that attaches to the wall and, when I attached the TV, no adjustment was necessary. In addition, the TV, even with the mount fully extended, does not move or shake — this mount seems very solid. The only nitpicky complaint I have is that in moving the TV in and out from the wall the movement of the mount is a little stiff (I could probably loosen some bolts, but would prefer stiff movement over loose movement that allows the TV to move with every bump or on its own — anyway, the stiffness of movement is why I gave this product four instead of five stars).
Installation is fairly straightforward. There are two instruction sheets that I’m not even sure are necessary as installation is pretty intuitive. You also get a bag of hardware that seems pretty inclusive (three different sizes of TV mounting bolts with various spacers, concrete anchors, various screws, etc. ). The mount appears like it will work with studs up to 18″ apart. If your studs are in the wrong place, it’s a simple matter to secure some sort of plate to allow the mount to be installed wherever you like (I used two 2×4s that I painted to match the wall, but this may not work for everyone as my TV is in a recessed nook that hides the side view of everything behind the TV).
Overall, I am very happy with this mount.
Rating: 4 / 5