Review on Everstone Articulating Motion Bracket Extension by Carl Watkins

My brother suggested this brand of mount as he was using it for his TV. I ended up needing to upgrade my TV after my old plasma TV died. Having a new TV that was light enough to hang on the wall made me wonder how I was going to go about it. This mount seems to do just fine work, although I have a small problem with them The holes drilled in the frame are no more than 16" apart. While wall studs are typically 16 inches apart, your home, like mine, may have boards that are sometimes close together or a little further apart. Holes and there was no slack because the metal bracket was very long. It would have been great if the frame was just 2-3 inches longer to accommodate this wobble. But with some help from friends I was able to mount the TV high, attached to the wall, arms stretched forward, hanging slightly down. But everything seems solid and everything is securely fastened into the wall, so I'm not worried about durability. Adjusting the weight of my TV is a bit difficult. However, I'm glad it worked for me. Just make sure your rivets are close enough to fit this mount!