InstallerParts 65 Corner Mount Extension Review

This is one of those products that's so well designed and built you'll have to tell everyone about it. I used it to hang a 99lb 70 inch TV. Please note that this is more than the specification for the mount. Also, I used it between two parallel walls - with 8 studs - and not in a corner. The installation is very easy. easy, but it's quite difficult until you start the first two screws. No screw templates are provided, but they are easy to create. The wordless instructions were really clear. The

Bought a Samsung Smart TV 55 inch and needed a corner mount bracket. The prices in the store were a lot $$$$. Well I found this one to be MUCH better priced at Revain! Not only did it arrive ONE day earlier than expected, but this one is AMAZING! It's pretty solid and really well made. The TV cannot fall off the wall! And surprisingly, it even came with a few extra screws and washers. In some cases, parts are missing! my my husband said it wasn't difficult to assemble either. his only…

Great product! Before purchasing this device I called the manufacturer to see if they have the same type of mount for the 75 inch Samsung. They said that this device fits my needs. NOT REALLY. It doesn't extend far enough so you have to lift the brackets 2 inches off the wall. The included drywall anchors (mounting without dowels) don't work at all, so don't even think about using them. Raise the bracket to accommodate a 75" screen. I used 2" x 14" and cut it to fit my corners so I can screw it

The first bracket I ordered was bent and misaligned so I quickly went back and ordered another. VERY durable. I feel like I could almost hang on to it. nearly. Instructions are few, but you'll definitely want to install them on studs. My 60 inch Samsung looks great and fits in very well with a small gap on either side. I installed most of it myself and don't find it particularly handy. My best advice is to have someone attach the bracket to the marked studs and then mark where to drill (because

The front of my TV is 57 1/2 inches wide and the back is tapered. The cleats came out about 12 inches from the corner. There was only about 1 inch of space on each side of the TV, so with a 65 inch screen there isn't much room to adjust the angle. Used one of their inner boxes to create a bracket template to better place holes on the wall for pre-drilling. I placed the mount where the TV would be 8 inches above the corner TV cabinet so the speakers fit nicely underneath and the TV just floats…

In my opinion this is a redesign that is much better than the alternative. and don't attach multiple brackets to wooden studs. The unit comes with multiple screw sizes to accommodate accommodate a variety of TV mounts, including some very large snap-on screws.Our TV (35lbs) plus mount weighs around 55lbs. The eight anchor bolts provided are used to attach it to the wall. Even at 120lbs, each bolt only needs to support 15lbs, so the thing is clearly overloaded The video (on the Revain website)…

The first bracket I ordered was curved and flattened so I quickly went back and ordered another one. This mount works great in a corner and as many other reviewers have said is VERY solid. I feel like I could almost hang on to it. nearly. Instructions are few, but you'll definitely want to install them on studs. My 60 inch Samsung looks great and fits in very well with a small gap on either side. I installed most of it myself and don't consider myself particularly skilled. My best advice is to…

The front of my TV is 57 1/2 inches wide and the back is tapered. The cleats came out about 12 inches from the corner. There was only about 1 inch of space on each side of the TV, so with a 65 inch screen there isn't much room to adjust the angle. Used one of their inner boxes to create a bracket template to better place holes on the wall for pre-drilling. I placed the bracket where the TV would be 8 inches above the corner TV cabinet so the speakers would fit nicely underneath, and the TV just

Very strong attachment. I installed a 60 inch TV there. The only step that required an assistant was to install the TV on the bracket. Even with a 60-inch TV, there was plenty of room to rotate the TV perpendicular to the viewing area. I looked at several corner mounts and this seemed like the best choice for me. It takes time to plan where to drill the first hole. In my case, I wanted the center of the TV to be at eye level when seated. I also wanted it to be big enough to cover a small…