Review on 📺 Mount-It! MI-2041L TV Wall Mount Bracket: Full Motion Corner Bracket for 23-42 inch LCD LED Plasma TVs - Swivel, Tilt, VESA 200, Max 66 Lb Capacity by Kevin Ballard

I am a maintenance inspector in a nursing home and we prefer our residents' televisions to be wall mounted for safety reasons. I have installed many mounts of all shapes and sizes. I can immediately say that this is a quality product. I've seen $100 wall mounts that aren't as strong or versatile as these. That being said, this mount is the style I prefer for its stability and reliability (as far as full motion mounts go). But the peculiarity of this style is that its installation can be a difficult task for an inexperienced person. How it is. It doesn't matter what brand you buy, as long as it's in that style it's likely to be a difficult task to install. I hate when this product gets a bad review for something like this. Now I usually have to mount such brackets myself, without outside help. I do not recommend this approach to anyone. But if you absolutely have to, here's how I would do it. Remove the screw that secures the single bracket with TV mount to the dual bracket with wall mount. Then install the TV mount on the TV. Now grab a ladder so you can be at about chest height with the wall mount. At this point, the bracket itself needs to be attached to the wall. Now hug the TV and support it with one arm and your chest to make sure it doesn't fall. If this is the case, the top of your stepladder will help catch him. Then carefully try to line up the holes on the single and double arms so that you can put the bolt back in with your free hand. Once this is over you can relax. Just in case, keep your hand on the TV and use your free hand to tighten the nut at the top of the bolt. Once it's halfway up, finish it off with a ratchet or wrench. Love the fact that the wall mount has multiple configurations for your screws. To be honest, this is the first product I've personally worked with with such a feature. In addition, it features a snap-on wall mount cover that hides the heads of the tie bolts. Another unusual but great feature. The included bubble level and HDMI cable are a nice bonus, but it's still a lot without them. I would not consider such things when deciding to purchase a wall mount. In the end this mount is worth the money and for me it stands out even considering the Revain is literally flooded. high-quality fittings at reasonable prices. I bought 2, one for a 40" LG and one for a 32" Wal-Mart TCL Roku TV.