Review on 🖥️ Mounting Dream Full Motion TV Mount with Swivel and Tilt for 32-55 Inch TV - Max. VESA 400x400mm, 99 lbs. Loading Capacity, 16 inch Studs - MD2380 by Darion Wooten

This bracket has just been installed. The back was concreted/plastered so there was no delay in setting the studs. After finding my drill, bits and screws, it took me about 15 minutes to turn on the TV. Installation was very easy for 1 person with some experience. I used to use a $400 Sanus mount that worked great, but I replaced it because 1) it didn't fit the new TVs, because it was too tight between the TV mount holes and 2) I had to mount the TV and take it off without help during the summer rain and the 8 year old Sanus holding 3 previous TVs was incredibly heavy and worked on 2 people. Either way, this mount feels very solid and seems great for the price. Good ride and even a vertical tilt. The TV mount screws were different and matched my cheap 55 Roku TV (Florida is hard on external TVs). I can't comment on the mounting hardware as I only ever buy concrete Tapcon kits and heavy hardware for other installations to avoid hardware issues. To be honest I can't think of a way to do it better other than maybe any center speaker bracket. Attached are photos of my old bathroom, the panel mounted on the wall, the TV installed with a cover ordered from Amazon, and the back of the TV installed. It's important to note that each TV has a different height at which the bars attach to the rear. TV. It is therefore important - BEFORE you measure and mount the plate to the wall - to fit the slats to the back of the TV to determine the height at which the TV will rest on the bracket. The Roku attaches to the bottom of the TV and places the TV higher on the wall so I had the bottom panel against the wall where my old Panasonic was mounted. It is therefore important - BEFORE you measure and mount the plate into the wall - to apply the strips to the back of the TV to determine the height. on which the TV will rest on the bracket. The Roku attaches to the bottom of the TV and places the TV higher on the wall so I had the bottom panel against the wall where my old Panasonic was mounted. It is therefore important - BEFORE you measure and mount the plate to the wall - to fit the slats to the back of the TV to determine the height at which the TV will rest on the bracket. The Roku attaches to the bottom of the TV and places the TV higher on the wall so I had the bottom panel against the wall where my old Panasonic was mounted. It is therefore important - BEFORE you measure and mount the plate to the wall - to fit the slats to the back of the TV to determine the height at which the TV will rest on the bracket. The Roku attaches to the bottom of the TV and places the TV higher on the wall so I had the bottom panel against the wall where my old Panasonic was mounted. It is therefore important - BEFORE you measure and mount the plate to the wall - to fit the slats to the back of the TV to determine the height at which the TV will rest on the bracket. The Roku attaches to the bottom of the TV and places the TV higher on the wall so I had the bottom panel against the wall where my old Panasonic was mounted.