Review on 🔒 Enhanced Anti-Tip Strap for Flat Panel TVs and Furniture by Sanus Systems - ELM701B1 by Brandon Gaines

Most pedestal mounted flat screen TVs can fall over in an earthquake or at the hands of a curious, fearless child. I live in a part of the world that is regularly subject to tremors and large earthquakes - the question is not if, but when. I've recently become a father, so these two factors prompted me to find a way to "anchor" my flat screen TV. After some online research and reading positive user reviews, I came across the Sanus Mounting Strap. As soon as I After taking this product out of the box I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of its materials and the fact that the manufacturer provides you with a variety of sizes of screws, spacers and washers that will work with most mounting options that you may come across Sanus mounting straps was relatively easy for me.The TV stands or directly on the wall or both.I attached the strap to the table and to the wall Tools and supplies you will need: Screwdriver Drill (make sure you have the right ones Get drill bits for your situation wall, drywall or wood walls etc. d.) pegs (make sure the s you get the right ones for your situation. concrete wall or drywall or wood walls etc.) Mounting screws (just in case the ones supplied by Sanus don't match the bolts you receive) Final Thoughts: Having installed this mounting strap I am now fully confident that my 42 inch flat screen TV is "anchored" securely and securely will not tip over in an earthquake or at the hands of my very inquisitive child.