Review on 🖼️ Black Peerless PA730 Universal Articulating Wall Mount for 10-inch to 29-inch Screens - Enhanced SEO by Ron Turner

I used this bracket to mount a 19" Samsung LCD screen in my kitchen. I have to tell you that assembly was the easiest part of the installation. In general, make sure you use a pole finder because if you mount it to the pole properly, it should be able to hold most small LCD TVs with ease. I know that my 19" Samsung TV really doesn't weigh much and the articulating arm easily supports the weight. The mount is made from fairly strong steel and uses two fairly large and long Phillips head screws (also comes with good quality anchors if you don't have access to a bolt). Some additional notes. It's not clear from the description, but the plate that connects to the TV tilts up and down (adjusts the TV's viewing angle). There are two black end caps that cover the large hex head screw. You only need a precision screwdriver to pry off the plastic screw cover and use one of the two hex keys that come with the kit. The bolt seems too tight to tilt from the factory, but if you loosen it a bit you should be able to tilt the screen. All in all, the product comes in a very nice black color, is made of durable steel, and is even made in the USA (nice bonus). Another detail is that there are some plastic pieces that screw into the cable routing bracket (i.e. the cables run along the bracket, not just hang there). through the wall. I recommend the Pass & Seymour Legrand Recessed Cable/Outlet Box sold at Lowes. It costs about forty dollars (expensive), but has built-in surge protection and is one of the few outlets you'll find specifically for wall-mounted TVs. By placing the P&S junction box to the right of the Peerless articulating arm, you can close the junction box with a swipe of your hand, making the TV look like it's just magically hanging in mid-air (in other words, the recessed socket). completely covered). ).