🔈 Hangman SBH-6: No-Stud Soundbar Hanger in Sleek Black - Efficient, Reliable Mounting Solution Review

Great product. I used the level template that came with it to measure and mark the position of the brackets. The whole process took 15 minutes. The brackets are strong enough for soundbars. Have a high-end custom look for very little money.

This is exactly what I was looking for. Installation was simple and straightforward, the kit included a paper ruler and spirit level. After measuring the area, the installation took literally 2 minutes. My only complaint was that a few nails were missing from the pocket, but I'm sure that wouldn't be a problem as the soundbar isn't overly heavy.

Kit includes the necessary hardware (including leveling clip), a sheet of paper (to be taped to the wall), showing where to nail, instructions and fixings. Aside from measurements and placement decisions, the installation took less than ten minutes. Very stable - I hope my soundbar doesn't fall off. Graceful aesthetics. Good product!

holds my 20" soundbar. No problems. The advert says 'no drilling' but the brackets are attached to the wall with 10 nails which rip the wall when removed. They aren't as clean and tidy as drilling and gluing. I thought it would come with the double sided tear tape that's now used on picture hangers. That you can buy and use in place of nails. At least that's what I can say for basic soundbars. Mine weighs only 3-4 lbs. That the double-sided adhesive mount works well. Just stretch to remove and…

Many "tall" soundbars, like the Nakamichi Shockwafe, will block the bottom edge of your TV and potentially block the sensor, especially if your TV is on a stand rather than against a wall. I had the same problem with my 65 inch LG CX OLED TV. The CX sits very close to the surface. I didn't want to wall mount the TV because it costs $250-$300 anyway, will damage the wall and you need someone to remove everything when you move. Using a tape measure and a perfectly straight spirit level, the…