Review on Enhance Your Viewing Experience with Mount-It! Tilting TV Wall Mount Bracket by Eric Weber

I hung two TVs today, a 42" Panasonic and a 50" Panasonic. does not match the image shown The image shows holes along the top and bottom rows, but there are no holes in the middle of the wall mount, which isn't a big deal, it just means the wall mount needs to be relocated from the ideal position. centered, but this alone causes a problem that I will discuss below. The problem is that the wall mount is under 32 inches (slightly under 30 inches), meaning you can't span two full bays with studs 16 inches apart. Most of the time you will have an outlet and cable/HDMI socket in the middle of your chimney so you know there is a post at that point, so now ideally you want to span one post to the left and another post. to the right, but the mount won't extend that far because it's less than 32 inches, so you'll have to pick a side to attach the wall mount to two studs, and if your TV is about 42 inches wide, that's fine , because you can move your tv on the wall mount to center the tv but on my 50" tv the mounts on the back of the tv are wider than the 42" tv and barely fit the wall mount so no There is room to slide over the wall bracket to center the TV. If the wall mount was wider, about 36 inches, I could add four screws to the outer posts and cover two bays instead of one. Note that there are no holes in the center, so you can't insert anchor bolts. in this central hairpin for that reason.