FLEXIMOUNTS A22: Full Motion TV Wall Mount Bracket for 32-60 Inch 4K HD LED LCD Screens - Tilt, Swivel - Black Review

If you are looking for a really solid, good quality wall mount this is the one for you. They built this thing to support swinging chimpanzees. You can't destroy it with a sledgehammer! No, it's a really well made block. Comes with a template and a cute little baby scale to put on the template so you don't mark your holes all squinting. Our block was really stiff and once installed we had to loosen the pivot joints with the Allen key provided. otherwise there are no problems.

Fits well! I really liked the cardboard template. Measured the height of my TV. middle for both. I put the cardboard in the middle and made holes. Make sure you have 16" for the center studs. This will work with less but NOT MORE. I considered one of the cargo ports or Walmart. It was cheaper and much stronger. My Vizio 55" fits fine. It was 400x400mm. The TV sits on the bracket and then tighten it with screws. I didn't tighten it all the way and when I tried to put it in the whole TV slipped…

I don't often write reviews but this one deserves it. I was dangerously close to spending $200 at Best Buy for one of their limited vehicle selections, but I made the wisest choice by choosing this vehicle. I have a 58 inch Samsung UHD flat screen that weighs 45 pounds and mounts nicely above our fireplace (just make sure you have studs). Once you get the right measurements for where you want to mount the mount, everything else is a breeze with the help of another person. The material is…

I love this TV mount. It's durable, very well built, hard wearing and has amazing freedom of movement. It comes with a template for your wall so you can prep everything first and then screw it on. Speaking of which, I would recommend just installing and using these with rivets rather than using drywall anchors. If you use drywall anchors, your TV is guaranteed to fall off the wall. Also, I would recommend using your own small spirit level/torpedo level to set and level it, even if it comes with

I'm a grandmother with limited mobility in my left hand so I was concerned if I could express it or not. Admittedly, it was intimidating to open the package with all the different items that didn't make much sense to me. The instructions were also confusing in that sections 3a and b were above and below section 4. 2 said to take the plastic piece off and 4 said to put it on. If you followed the order of just looking at the pictures it wouldn't make any sense. Eventually I found the right order.

I bought this product a few weeks ago for my 55" TV and I read the instructions before installing it. I took all the necessary measurements and made sure I was doing everything right. After drilling holes and screwing on the brackets, I was ready to hang my TV - well, one of them. I was a bit too lazy to hang a 55" TV, so I bought this TV mount. Instead, I tried to hang an old 40" TV (vesa 100x150) that I had had for a while. After After installing the TV mounts, the next step was to hang the…

I use this wall mount for this TV: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00BB0ZTO0?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_search_detailpage I like Sanus products in general. They are very well made and designed for tough use. I needed to wall mount my TV and wanted to spend $90 on a Sanus wall mount and then decided to take a closer look. I found this company called Loktek. All of their products seem to be well appreciated which is why I said it's 1/3 the price of Sanus so if it sucks I can return it…

Obviously it was a new product when I bought it as there were no reviews about it. back then, but it had the features I was looking for, so I decided to give it a try. I installed it a little over a month ago and am very happy with how it works. There were three features I particularly wanted: 1) A base that would give you more flexibility as to where you put the screws when mounting it to the wall. 2) Articulating mounts that allow you to either push it against the wall or pull it away from…

I'm a grandmother with limited mobility in my left arm so I was worried about whether I could wear it or not. Admittedly, it was intimidating to open the package with all the different items that didn't make much sense to me. The instructions were also confusing in that sections 3a and b were above and below section 4. 2 said to take the plastic piece off and 4 said to put it on. If you followed the order of just looking at the pictures it wouldn't make any sense. Eventually I found the right…

Apparently it was a new product when I bought it as there were no reviews for it at the time but it had the features I was looking for so I decided to give it a try. I installed it a little over a month ago and am very happy with how it works. There were three features I particularly wanted: 1) A base that would give you more flexibility as to where you put the screws when mounting it to the wall. 2) Articulating arms that allow you to either push it against the wall or pull it 12 inches away…