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Anker
> 3 dayMy wife and I looked at a wall mount at Best Buy and it was 120 bucks so we decided not to get one. I never bothered looking else where because I figured that it would cost +/- 50 bucks of that if Best Buy. I accidentally run into this little fella looking for a monitor stand and saw it was way cheaper than the one at Best Buy. It must clearly be an inferior design and construction, right?? The reviews said otherwise so we gave it a chance. This thing has some serious thick metal for the arms and the instructions are next level instructions. It even come with a template for you to mock it up the way. I am severely impressed with this product. I will always recommend this and will always use this thing. Amazing product!
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TCM
> 3 dayThis was easy to install as advertised. We didn’t have any trouble but the instructions contained a troubleshooting guide and a customer service number. We opted to use our own level rather then the little one provided. It was fully assembled and a perfect quality for a 43” TV. The arms are a little stiff but workable. It had a large selection of TV mounting hardware, it had the right hardware for a Samsung 43” TV.
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Raquel S.
> 3 dayAlmost took a star off because they advertise it as suitable for a brick wall, but dont describe how to install it on a brick wall (for the top of the mounting bracket you can put two screws into a horizontal row between bricks - for the bottom of the bracket look for where a hole lines up to a verticle column between bricks - you may have to slide the bracket slightly right or left to find one - at least thats how I did it.
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TMort
> 3 dayThe mount is very well built and provides more than enough motion to a large screen. The package included well written instructions, a template to mark where to drill holes, a small level, the allen wrench for adjustments, an assortment of screws to attach to the TV, lag bolts to mount to wood studs or a concrete wall, and a bar code you can scan for customer service and installation videos. It was very easy to install and hang a 50 flat screen. It even has a hole in the frame to hold the allen wrench in case you need to adjust the level later. Only caution is confirm your studs are very close to 16 on center where you want to mount it. My spacing was a little more and just barely enough to get solid bite with the lags. The bracket doesnt allow for much over 16. I believe they sell an additional bracket connection for wider spacing, or a larger bracket. I am going to purchase another one from the same manufacturer for a different room.
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Douglas R. Ryerkerk
> 3 dayI brought this wall mount unit to install my tv in the bedroom. This is a heavy duty unit and will support 99 lbs., tv and wall mount unit together. It was an easy install. I just followed the directions. Comes with all of the necessary screws and bolts you will need. All the parts are in marked in compartment type bags so it was easy to fine the part you need. I bolted the wall mount unit to a stud with 2 out of 4 lag screws provide, in the center of the wall mount. Then I used 4 heavy duty drywall anchors that I had for the corners of the wall mount. Installing the tv to the wall mount was easy. 4 screws, 2 on each side of the metal bars screwed to the back of the tv. Placed the tv with the metal bars on the wall mount and tighten 2 screws and I was done. This was installed on a Hisense tv and with the wall mount flat, my tv is about 3-4 inches away from the wall. Time to install the wall mount and the tv about one hour.
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Andrew Moore
Greater than one weekIt only took my wife 14 minutes to install this from start to finish (she did already have all of her tools collected though). It is VERY sturdy. The placement guide was great - and she got it perfectly level on the wall. Our TV didnt even need any adjustment. I would definitely buy another one of these if we ever end up owning a second TV.
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GKH
Greater than one weekeasy to install , tv looks great
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Mark
> 3 day#1 if you dont have a stud finder, youll spend about $30. 00 #2 I already have 3 different size levels better than the ones they provide #3 Measure not once but twice. Better make that a dozen times if not more. Finding the stud(s) is the most time consuming priority depending on how much pressure you put on the stud sensor, to little or to hard the reading is not always the same. you will be marking your wall with a pen or pencil. HINT HAVE MATCHING PAINT #4 the template they provide sticks to the wall, it will take some of the paint of your wall when you remove it #5 I took my level to the exact points for for the holes on the printed template, they did not line up 100% this depends on if the template was printed perfectly on a printing press. #6 Drill 1 hole only with the template still attached to the wall. mount the bracket to the wall with the lag bolt #7 line up bracket to the other hole AND use a level on the bracket to see if it is perfectly horizontal, this is where the second printed hole may not line up. Use your level and mark the spot, then drill your hole and screw in the lag bolt. Mark off your other 2 holes to be drilled. Remove the 2 lag bolts and bracket and template. You can drill out your other 2 holes before or after you remove the bracket and template. #8 I painted my wall to cover all the pen marks I put on my wall #9 the 2 vertical brackets that get attached to the TV can be done in the beginning before you look for the studs or after you have painted if you do the latter the paint has time to dry #10 installing the bracket is not as easy as it looks on the picture the spacers Mounting Dream provides (3 different sizes) all useless for me. Goog thing Samsung provides their own spacers in the box with the purchase of my TV. #11 Defining the definition of the words Mounting Dream is up to you. Now mounting the TV to the wall bracket is the only dream. you still have to attach everything to the TV that you want. #12 Now you put your tools away, vacuum all the dust, wipe stuff up, wash your paint brush. So anywhere between 4-6 hours of work depending on your coffee breaks .Definitely not a dream but reality. OVERALL the bracket is solid, works the way its supposed to and cheaper than the more pricier ones. Im satisfied.
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Ana Ramos
> 3 daysuper fast shipping! & the box it came it was so easy to take the mount out of. the instructions were clear including the tools you need. i loved that the mount already came put together and all you have to do it put it up wherever it is that you want it. i love that it has a stencil to give you an outline as to where you are to put the screws in. i had to put a piece of wood on the wall first, the same size as the mount and then put the mount on top of it because the wall it was placed on was above a chimney. so the wall in some areas had wood but some it didnt, so you know just for more security. To mount the tv was the easiest part. you can lower the way the 2 handles in the back of the tv are screwed so it can either be high or lower. so be careful how high you mount the wall mount if your tv is big, mine is 55 inches. so once i lowered the handles in the back of the tv to the last holes and then mounted it, it was perfect. it frame above the chimney.
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Joshua H.
> 3 dayI bought two of these mounts and last night I installed one of the two. I was just telling my wife how great the system is and the number of items they give you for pretty much any mounting situation you might encounter. I was also able to do everything myself which makes this product even better. Yes, it would be a little bit easier with a helper but at the end of the day all you need is a couple of little things and what is provided in the box and youll be able to get everything set up and looking great in the matter of 25-30min. If anyone has ever written a poor review on this item its simply because they did not read the instructions or they dont have basic knowhow when using basic tools.