Review on Husky Mount Motion Bracket Screen by Mark Quarterman

Installation really couldn't be much simpler. I attached the bracket to the back of the TV before attaching it to the wall just to get a clear idea of where to drill the holes. I appreciated the strong screws that came with the kit, they gave me peace of mind that it wouldn't come loose from the wall. A tip for buyers: Get either a 10mm socket or a 1/4" hex to square adapter. Phillips screwdriver. After screwing it to the wall, I put a good amount of pressure on it with my hands - it didn't bend at all. VESA) allowed me to place the TV rightmost to center it on the wall combined with using the leftmost holes on the back. Although I was helped to tighten the mounting screws, I have no doubts. that I could install it myself and not risk my new TV. I had to adjust the horizontal plane of the mounting plate a bit, but that was really part of the installation process from the start. Due to the particular depth of my TV's VESA screw, I *decided* to purchase M8x25mm screws to attach the mounting arms, although the supplied M8x50mm screws in combination with spacers would have sufficed; it would simply mean that the TV is 1 inch from the wall. Initially I was arguing between a flat mount and this fully articulated arm and am very happy. d my choice. If I ever need to add another input, just move the TV away from the wall and not have to curl up, it's a HUGE asset. Pros: Dual lever design increases strength Super easy installation Good quality of materials Cons: Not in my opinion, although I don't need the more horizontal angle you could get with a single lever mount.