Review on Mount Plus Compact Blu Ray Streaming by Bill Pulse

Then screw through the drywall with enough force to achieve an aesthetically pleasing mounting position relative to my TV. However, the glass shelf of this unit, which my cable box now sits on, leans away from the wall at a slight but noticeable tilt to me, as if it's moving away from and out of the wall, which it really is NOT. Despite this look, the bracket is securely fixed and fits snugly against the drywall. Next time I'll look for additional wall mounts for components that come with adjustable brackets that attach securely through drywall to a wall stud to avoid slight or otherwise noticeable sagging of the shelf. Additionally, there are no lids to hide the stainless steel hardware looking down at you, a dark finish on the glass shelf, and black paint on the wall mount. I give him "okay" half reluctantly, "it will do" in general.