Mounting Dream TV Wall Mount for 32-65 Inch TV, TV Mount with Swivel and Tilt, Full Motion TV Bracket with Articulating Dual Arms, Fits 16inch Studs, Max VESA 400X400 mm, 99lbs, MD2380

Great TV mount, but you should have the option to choose what the support will be so they can provide with the proper anchors without having to request them after the delivery.

Easy to install (my husband is a self-made handyman.. just FYI for the reviews saying its difficult to install as he generally can work around things if needed). This is the second time weve purchased this set because the first one has held up great over the last 2 years! Would definitely recommend.

Again, hard stop - dont bother reading other reviews, or even this one - just buy this. Incredible quality and detail for the price. The included adjustment hardware (spacers, spacing discs, screws, bolts, etc) allow for compatibility with likely any tv, the overall quality of the hardware itself is top notch - cant believe this is only $50, truly.

Pretty sturdy, but ridged movement when pulling all the way out or pushing back in can be a hassle sometimes if you dont use some finesse (the cost makes it still okay). Pros- Feels pretty sturdy Practically any angle if your not hanging it way too high (Doesnt tilt downward too much but still works out great) Very easy and wide left and right (vertical) turn capability Mostly an easy setup Cons- Really big screws cant remember the size, feels like a quarter of my 1.5 inch studs at the least. (Not sure if thats normal for a tv mount). Need and hex key to tilt up or down. Very rigid sometimes when retracting into or extending it away from the wall, can feel awkward if your in front of people haha, unless you use some finesse and slide it left and right when extending or retracting it, it kinda helps usually. Note/Con Need a good drill with right socket size as philips bits dont cut it with these big screws Overall though for what I paid, and the fact that my 55 inch 4K Samsung didnt fall off my wall and that I can get it to any angle I usually like with very little to no effort makes me happy :) Thanks guys.

Recently remodeled our living room and mounted our 47 inch Samsung LED Tv to the wall using this product. Spent quite a few hours on Amazon comparing products, reading reviews, and basically just trying to find a mount that seemed solid just from the pictures. The mounting template and hardware that came wirh the product were sufficient for most TVs however as most product reviews for all the mounts online said sometimes Samsung had odd mounting depths for the screws. I ended up at Lowes to get some washers and different length screws ($1.58 total). Knowing this in advance I was already prepared since it was across the board for most mounts so it isnt worth deducting a star. Mounting worked perfect and was done within about 5 minutes, tv was in the wall in another 5, then I added extra supporting lags through the additional holes on the mount itself. The four mounting points that anchor into 2x4s by design were more than sufficient but I added extra bracing between the studs when redoing the wall for the purpose of making sure the mount can never fail unless someone hangs on it. We dont plan on using for much of anything but a semi-flush mount but the extension and rotation of the unit is seamless and hassle free. Id recommend this to anyone.

What a great product for the price. The small wall I wanted to put it on didn’t have studs in the right places. If we mounted where they were the mount would have had to go to the very far right or flush up against the side wall. Basically the small wall had just 3 studs. So we used the one in the middle and used two of the bolts. Then on the upper left corner and right lower corner we added an additional screw. Now I just need to remove the wood shelf that my smaller older tv was on. It took my dad and I about an hour to hang. My dad was very impressed with the mount but also with all the different screws and spacers included.

I mounted this on a board because the wall where I wanted the TV was a French door. I butted two 2x10x5 boards together, creating a 5-high,18-wide mounting board, and I mounted the bracket to it. It fit perfectly, but the carriage bolts were too long for the mounting board (but appropriately long for a wall stud) and extended out the back of the 1-1/2-thick 2x10s. The bolts were really hard to cut off. When all was said and done, I placed the board-with-mount between a heavy credenza and the French door. Then we lifted the TV onto the mount (easy) and locked it in place with the supplied Allen screws (also easy). Then I tilted the TV to the right viewing angle and leveled it with the leveling screws and locked it. Now we can swing the TV in and out, left and right, as desired.

First time buying a wall mount bracket. When I got the idea I was at Best Buy and noticed a mount that I thought would work in the location I was considering, with the need to be offset due to a sub panel and still have the TV cover the sub panel yet be able to easily access the sub panel. On a short closet wall, space was limited as was mounting options. The mount at Best Buy was 299.00, they had another for 249.00. That almost put me out of any thought to use a wall mount bracket as the TV cost was not much more than that for a 50 Samsung Id picked up at Walmart on clearance. Got on Amazon and saw similar style mounts at much cheaper cost! This one had particularly good reviews and was one of the least expensive so I gave it a try. The wall I wanted to mount it on was ~6 in length with a sub panel just about in the middle at about picture height up from the floor. My though was having a bracket that could mount from either side of the panel and have enough side to side adjustment to still not only cover the sub panel but center the TV in this area as well. After much measuring and playing with the bracket I found it would do this, but my stud layout wasnt optimal mainly due to the sub panel being mounted to the stud on the side Id really needed to start at and the cover plate and wall mount bracket securing to the wall would overlap. Then I got the ide to mount the bracket above the panel and lower the TV on the TV part of the wall mount brackets. The Sub panel was nearly 16 tall, I ended up mounting this wall mount directly above up, just clearing the cover for it. Put the TV brackets on to where it lowered the TV as low as possible and mounted it. This allow the TV to nearly cover all but about 3 of the sub panel at the bottom and ended up being the best location for viewing at is was to be viewed from bed, so laying down, I like the TV mounted a bit higher on the wall. Ive got a sound bar coming that Ill mount directly below the TV which will be plenty to completely conceal the sub panel. As for the bracket, I found it to be extremely rugged and versatile. plenty of screws, spacers and various hardware that I didnt need anything more than what was in the box. Its such a nice mount Im going to order a second one and wall mount my living room TV.

same day delivery and simple install.. needed a 1/2” socket wrench to drive lag screws into woods frame.. good quality hardware.. worth mentioning the paper stencil is smaller than the actual product.. if spacing is tight, measure with mount to confirm more space is required before building additional support.. very happy overall

Very sturdy and very versatile mount. Love it