Review on Full Motion TV Wall Mount Bracket for 42-75 inch TVs | Mounting Dream | Dual Articulating Arms | Fits 12”-16” Wood Studs | VESA 600x400mm | Holds up to 100lbs by Robert Helstrom

This was my second mount Dream mount and I was able to mount it myself (the right lady), perfectly centered, less in the right spot than an hour (didn't count, but got it easily one morning before work). QUALITY: The quality of the Mounting Dream bindings is already evident when you receive the package. You are heavy! When you unpack it, everything is packed efficiently and safely. INSTALLATION: I can easily install this myself for my 50 inch TV. Mounting Dream has thought of everything very well! You will send a self-adhesive template with a spirit level. on him. I was able to identify my studs with a combination - looking at my electrical boxes attached to the studs (and checking which side of the box was), marking that stud with a pencil and measuring to the nearest studs. I then drilled directly through the template into my studs. The adhesive on the stencil is the perfect strength to only stick to the wall for as long as you need and leaves no residue. I had a bit of trouble getting the screws into the wall. SECURITY: I prefer this mount over the other Mounting Dream mounts because it actually has a latch that secures the TV to the mount. a set screw that made me very nervous. OPTIONAL: They come with two left Ls (one mini bubble and one 6 inch only), three or four velcro cable ties for rear cable routing, and even an HDMI cable. They also have tons of metric screws for various TV VESA holes which I have saved and have already saved me LOTS of TIME on another project. APPEARANCE: This is a swivel mount so your TV isn't pushed against the wall. However, this is an undeniably quality mount, and it looks great. USE: This bracket is easy to use. I have two slightly different models of the same mount - they can be difficult to fully extend (sometimes I have to stand behind the TV and squeeze the two arms together) and even more difficult to reinsert once fully extended. However, I don't really need to take it off 100% and if you take it off just 80-90% it's easy to get on and off.