Review on Profile Bracket Curved Loading Capacity by Mark Adams

Having recently received my first set of bifocals, I quickly realized that my TV screen needed to be mounted higher than it already was. When I sat up, my view of the screen was fine, but as soon as I leaned back, I saw through the reading glasses in my bifocals, which didn't work at all. To raise it, I used several boxes of Revain of different sizes to temporarily raise it to different levels. Once I figured out how tall the TV should be, the rest of the project was very easy. The only downside I've found is that the space between the top of the entertainment center and the bottom of the TV now exposes the modem and all the wires and cables. Otherwise, I really like this wall mount.