Review on 📺 Vemount Corner TV Wall Mount: Full Motion Corner Mount for 32-65 inch TVs up to 99 lbs, Swivel & Rotate Functionality, Max VESA 600x400mm by Jessica West

The requirement to be 470mm from the corner meant I had to find studs in that area. Finding the studs within the bracket length no more than 470mm from the corners and I don't trust the plastic drywall inserts provided, I found my wall studs and installed the boards to them and then attached the bracket to the boards. After final installation, the sides of the TV fit snugly against any wall. The brackets on the back of the TV attach separately, then the TV hangs from the top of the bracket and is secured with two set screws. You will need a spirit level to ensure everything is level before mounting the TV and again after you have installed it. You only have +/- 3 degrees to play with. SPAX screws for the posts, two per board (depending on if your walls don't have studs like mine) and a bracket for hanging will do (but not because you'll damage the bracket). Note 2 (suggestion): If you have a cabinet that mounts this higher when the TV is mounted on the cabinet, measure the center of the TV mounting points, divide by 2, mark that spot on the TV and measure Then move up from the floor closet and away from the closet to the marked spot. Add height for something like a soundbar. Use this measured height of the center of the bracket on the wall to determine how high you need to mount the bracket to be the center of the TV mounting point. - Assuming the mounting points on the TV are centered on the back of the TV.