📺 Mounting Dream MD2462: Full Motion TV Wall Mount Bracket for 17-39" LED/LCD TVs - Articulating Arms, VESA 200x200mm, 33 lbs Capacity Review

We bought this mount for a 32 inch Vizio TV. This mount from our BestBuy cost us over $79. The instructions are very simple. Just make sure you invest in a good peak detector, preferably one that can tell you where the center of the peak is. Love the little leveling tool that comes with it, it's not the only level I've used, but it came in handy for a few things during installation. This is the third TV I've installed myself, so I'm not a professional and I don't make a living from it. I'm just

Installation for Samsung 32" LCD TV. It seems well made with a large range of motion. It had more than enough gear to get the job done. I really don't like the mounting plate ripping to add with the small wrench that comes with the kit. Installation time doubled. The screws are very tight and difficult to screw in. After that, the rest screwed in easily. I also had to tighten the twist with a 1/2" crescent wrench . Otherwise, the angle my TV was pointed at was all the way down. I suggest…

I have a 32 inch TV mounted on the wall in front of the treadmill but it was a simple flat mount. Trained next to the treadmill. I switched to this mount and it was a great response. It also folds fairly flat on the treadmill (see photo) 3 lag screws in the stud and mounting the bracket to the back of my TV is pretty easy. Of course I didn't need any bracket extensions but there are plenty of screws in there of different sizes to suit just about any requirement .. Installation time was 15-20…

This is a review of the older model: MD2462 With a totally unfortunate circular disc mount. I installed this on the back of a 21"32" 22 ibs monitor. The mounting screws for the TV mount have been stripped, as others have noted. My main issue was the mounting hardware, which is shaped like a round disc. This allows the screen to physically move clockwise or counterclockwise from landscape to portrait. Or in my case, as in others, the screen just flips over under its own weight. No amount of…

Very impressed with this monitor/TV mount. It was the easiest mount I've ever installed. Hmmm. In any case, I had no problems installing it, all the hardware and other parts are there. Great construction, strong enough to support my 15lb 32" monitor. The instructions say it can hold twice the weight. I believe you. Just follow the instructions, which are less cryptic than many others I've seen. . Patience is the key to a successful installation. Take your time. Do you have the right tools…

I used this to install a 32" TCL Roku TV, installation is easy, requires a stand to be drilled ( no drywall), I didn't have to use any extensions or spacers. The bracket is off center when closed. So if your stud isn't in the center where you want it, you can adjust it a bit. I measured from the center of the TV mount and determined where the center hole of the mount should be on the wall and drilled holes for the lag screws. Please note when installing the screws on the TV, use a screwdriver…

I'm torn between 3 and 4 stars for this product because it works well and does what it's supposed to do, but there were also a few puzzling ones aspects of the facility. Overall the mount was fairly easy to assemble and I can say it will be very strong and will hold my 32" TV with ease. A few cons of this product. First look at the photo I uploaded. one of the three screws those clowns sent me. Luckily the other two screws worked fine, but I've never seen a screw that bad. I don't know how to…

I installed it myself. I wanted a TV above my treadmill and this mount fits the ROKU 32" TCL perfectly (I didn't need a fancy TV for this range). You will need a stand finder, a drill and a Phillips screwdriver to set this up (when assembling by a wooden post in the wall). It comes with a small magnetic spirit level with a small protrusion that allows it to balance on the hand when attaching the mount. It took a bit of muscle work, but it was done in an hour. I found a bolt, drilled the top…

Bought this after my family gave up. I think it looked too intimidating to get started so they made it available to me. I actually had some trouble drilling bolt holes because I had never drilled a wall before. I also had to use a spike finder. However, I got the hang of it and was able to safely install this and mount the TV myself. I didn't think the small wrench in the box would be good for installing large screws in the drilled holes. holes in wall studs. The fact that the screws had…