Review on MOUNTUP Tilting Bracket Screen Profile by Louis Mechtak

I have a good collection of nuts and spacers left over because they give you almost everything you need, although I did need a few extra washers because our televisions were skinny nuts. And this baffled me - I couldn't understand the VESA template on the TV because I was supposed to use thick nuts. When I found that attaching the two vertical arms wasn't that easy because the tilt arms got in the way of the holes I needed, I removed the tilt arms, attached the vertical arms, replaced the tilt arms and voila, it's time to see what's behind the wall. Some are plastered onto concrete, some drywall with a small gap behind, and none of them is a stick of wood. So I drilled holes and used plastic anchors. I stop every few minutes to find a good bolt or washer if my bolt head isn't big enough. Finally, it's time to call your spouse to help you move the TV to a new spot on the wall. Works good, looks good and I think I'll use some of that plastic pipe to hide the cables.