📺 Highly Rated Monoprice 116122 Under Cabinet Tilt TV Wall Mount Bracket for TVs up to 27in - Max Weight 44lbs - Silver Finish Review

I wanted to mount my kitchen TV from a rack and this device helped. Easy to assemble and very durable. The mounting hardware that came with it didn't suit my needs (fixing to the bottom of the cabinets) so I used my own. Highly recommended.

I bought this to put my TV under the kitchen cabinet. The product is very well made and robust. The folding feature wasn't needed and it was needed to keep the TV close to the wall, so it was easy to disassemble and rearrange the mounting plate.

I ordered this mount for my van and was concerned that it would stay in the storage position (up), especially on rough roads, I can attest to its positive function Locking this mount in place will keep it on its feet even on the roughest of roads. I suggest you screw on the tilt and pan fittings prior to installation. It's very well built and for the price you can't beat it.

This mount fits my 24" TV perfectly in my RV. It can be swiveled +/- 45 degrees from side to side. I read a review where a woman used the box behind her TV after installing it because the TV was at an angle. There are end caps on the pivot side that can be removed to reveal the adjustable nut with a hex wrench. Tilt the TV to the desired position, tighten the hex nuts, replace the end caps, and you're done. Really great TV mount.

I installed this in my RV for my work space. This allows me to keep the monitor up and out of the way while driving as it hangs in front of the rear window. It slides out easily when I'm ready to use it. It was fairly easy to install in my RV, but I had to put the board in a closet for extra support. This is not a problem with the monitor arm, but with the standard RV design, ie small wall or cabinet trusses inside.

The design is very sturdy, adjustable and fits nicely under our 24 inch TV kitchen cabinet which weighs around 7 pounds. It rotates plus or minus 90 degrees, which helped us install and fold it under a corner cabinet. Not enough room to curl up in a corner given the size of the TV. Agree with others that it doesn't stay upright or plus 110 degrees slightly up even when you adjust the tensioner as instructed. In the end, there was a seven-inch high pitcher between the tabletop and the bottom of…

Cannot be installed directly under a cabinet. The screws require them to be installed under something that has some type of stud. The bottom of my closet was deep enough. (I planned the closet lighting). So I bought steel L corners (https://www.amazon.com/review/review-your-purchases/?asin=B07QQJZ4XY&channel=ec_non_dgc_srl-thankyou&ref_=ryp_hz_thnk_l_13), attached them to the wall stud and screwed the 2"( nominal) (8" x 8") piece of wood in steel corner (other side L) and cabinet. Then attach…