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

OK SO I WILL SHARE SOME TRICKS I USED, MY TV WAS ON A STAND THAT WAS A PERFECT HEIGHT, SO I INSTALLED THE BRACKETS, ON THE BACK OF THE TV FIRST, THEN FULLY EXTENDED THE FRAME OUT STRAIGHT FORWARD, THEN MOUNTED TO THE WALL THEN REMOVED THE BASE AND THE STAND I HAD TV ON, ALSO FOR FINDING STUDS I USED A MAGNET TO FIND STUDS THEN USED ELECTRICAL TAPE TO MARK THE SPOTS ABOUT TWO FEET STRAIGHT LINE, THEN TRACED THE OUTLINE OF THE MOUNTING SQUARE WITH ELECTRICAL TAPE, THEN POPPED IN THE SUPPLIED SCREWS AND BAM SO QUICK AND EASY INSTALLATION. I NEED TO DO THINGS DIFFERENTLY DUE TO BEING LEGALLY BLIND THIS WAS A SPOT, ONE TIME INSTALL PERFECTLY DONE.

Love love I mean love this purchase.. Must but

Excellent product at a great price. 100% recommend it. Do not hesitate due to the low price, there is a reason why it has so many great reviews. I mounted it to a single metal stud (centered) with toggle bolts and it is increadibly sturdy. It comes with a template which makes the process supereasy, and it also comes with an HDMI cable, strips to arrange wires and a little plastic lever. What else can you ask for? The wall plate has many holes so you can center/align better with your studs. This was key for me because other wall mounts only come with 4 corner holes and if they do not match your studs, you are on your own figuring it out. This one instead, has so many holes, that you can easily find one stud to match a hole on the plate. I personally would recommend to use this TV wall mount with a recessed cable plate behind the tv to hide all your cables behind the wall. The result is amazing.

This mount is easy to install and comes with a level. It allows for a good range of motion and is very sturdy

The 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.

I wasnt expecting much. Ive paid twice as much for a Sanus mount that had less articulation than this model. BOY was I blown away! Quality, quality, quality. Everything you can imagine to make the install process easier was included. A REALLY nice template that also included its very own stick-on bubble level, in addition to the 3 plane bubble level that is included! Four types of bolts for whatever kind of TV you may have, and tons of washers and spacers in case you have on oddball tv that doesnt have a flat mounting plane. The clear instructions and quality template make planning and mockup a breeze. The wall I installed this on didnt have perfect studs behind, I think one was a little crooked back there, and I had to drill about 1/4 away from what would have been ideal. Thankfully, this system is made well enough that you have lots of fudge factor in case you (I) goof something up. I ended up not having the wall bracket perfectly level, but the mount also have a 3+/- degree rotation adjustment available. I threw the little bubble level on there, loosened the 4 screws, got it level, then tightened them back up. Its holding a 50 4k set up nicely in a guest bedroom now. This is my go-to mounting system now. HDMI cable was a nice bonus and will go in my bin of random cables for future emergencies, lol!

Everything about this product is great. Easy to install and all hardware included. The mount itself is very strong. I only used 2 bolts and I try to dangle from it and it can support my weight. I weigh about 160. If you position the TV fully left or right it will stick out about 10 inches from wall. With the Tv all the way forward and center is about 19.5 inches and with the TV all the way back center against way is about 4.5 inches. The mounting system will only fit 16 inches or 12 inches studs. Mine were 24 inches studs but I just used the two centers holes and it holds up my Samsung 40 TV good.

It is very sturdy, easy to install and works great. It is holding up my 55 TV.

For the price this is a great mount. I hung a new 55 LED TV that weights about 50lbs and I have no regrets. I have bought similar mounts saying that can go up to 55 only to be thoroughly disappointed in the quality and strength of the material but this seems like it could easily support a 50lb TV and more. I use the mount to pull the TV out about three inches and pivot the TV about 10 degrees to one side so Im not exactly maximizing the pivoting potential but I have zero worries about the mount for my use. I would go as far as saying you could probably get away with putting a 60-65 TV on this mount if you werent planning on pulling it out more than a couple inches. Im sure if you pulled it out all the way it would still be fine assuming its mounted solidly to a 2x4 in the wall but better safe than sorry. The 99lb max the seller claims could be a little optimistic if you planned on pulling it out from the wall but I wouldnt worry at all if you planned on mounting a very heavy TV and leaving it flush or nearly flush against the wall with this mount. Overall, great value and no need for anything more heavy duty for a newer (not uber heavy) 55 LED.

This is more complicated than hanging a picture--it needs to support a lot of weight swinging from the wall--but I took the instructions step-by-step and it went smoothly. The template is hefty paper (not a flimsy folded sheet) with sticky strips to hold it on the wall and a little level. Theres a trouble-shooting guide in case your studs are too far apart, and all kinds of extras--a longer HDMI cable in case your cable box is now too far away, cable ties, another level to adjust the set. You do want to read the Amazon listing and check your wall before you buy, to be sure the studs are 16 on center and that the midpoint between them is where you want the TV. If not, check out other Mounting Dream models. Hanging on a concrete wall? Call them for anchors. They dont include them because folks tried to use them as drywall anchors. I did not see any guidance on how high to mount it, so try this: Decide where you want the bottom of the TV to be. After screwing the brackets to the back of the TV, lay the mounting on the back and measure from bottom of the TV to the top mounting holes. I had been so used to watching the TV from a bad angle that I did not realize what a difference this would make. And it frees up lots of table space.