📺 PERLESMITH PSSFK1 Full Motion TV Wall Mount Bracket - Supports 13-42 Inch Flat/Curved TVs, Max VESA 200x200mm, Swivel, Tilt, and Extend - Holds TVs up to 77lbs Review

This product did everything it was supposed to do. Due to the limited space, we were faced with an awkward TV angle and an unreliable perch on a dresser. This bracket solved the problem. We can recline it for a better view of the TV and then fold it back when the TV is not in use. Easy installation and durability.

Product seems good but has not been installed yet. All parts of the pre-assembled parts are overtightened (making the movement stiff and difficult), chipped (making the movement difficult to adjust) and worn (cracked powder coating looks bad, can cause rust, screws torn off). thread makes it difficult to adjust or install the TV). Overall looks like a good product with factory quality issues. My photos show flattened threads from screws that have been forced in and tool marks chipping off the…

I used this mount to mount a 42"/22lb TV to a pillar in my basement. Installation was easy and the instructions are clear. This mount has however a design flaw/missing feature as the TV always sinks down to one side or the other due to the weight of the front TV and its rotation - depending on the position of the arm at the back causing the arm to sag. TO-SIDE TILT ADJUSTMENT so the tv is never level anyway. This is REALLY annoying. The only way to get the tv level right is to intentionally put

Attaching this mount to the TV was easy. For some reason it needed spacers on the bottom screws rather than the top ones to hold the screws in place, but it comes with a few screws and spacers so it was fine. Attaching the mount to the wall with a wrench was difficult. You really have to drill the pilot because the screws are huge and you need a ratchet to tighten them otherwise it will take a bit of time and effort. The mount is NOT fully extended. To move the TV up or down, loosen and tighten

We recently bought a new RV in Florida and wanted to make more space by removing the TVs from tables and stands. Since this was our "first trip" using RV wall construction, I wasn't sure it made sense to put significant stress on the walls. Using a nail finder I was able to find a nail, get 3 of the included lags to secure in place, hang up the TVs and it was all done in about 15 minutes. Now I've capped the TVs at 32" and 42" respectively so the weight is probably under 40lbs but everything…

Once installed, this mount fits my 32 inch Samsung LCD perfectly. However, there were problems with the installation. The largest screws attaching the panel to the back of the TV were two sets that did not fit the holes in the TV. The shorter ones were too short and the longer ones were too long. I needed an intermediate. One inch long screws would do. My LCD TV is VESA compliant, why weren't the screws I needed in the screw bag? I called the helpdesk on 800. It turned out to be useless. The…

I'm a 50 year old female with no experience in these skills and have researched/checked ALL the complaints Installation B4: no problem for me either it took 25 minutes. Here is my research and solution to the most common complaints (using spacers also solves any tilt/sag issues) TVs from 19 to 22 inches, screw size is M4; however I have 32" and also M4 (30-40" could be M6) EXAMPLE: Included: M4 x 30mm Screws *TOO LONG* Part C1 (4) 2.5mm Part C2 (4) 22mm 👉 Spacers are used when the screws are…

Once installed this mount fits my Samsung 32 inch LCD perfectly. However, there were problems with the installation. The largest screws that attach the panel to the back of the TV, there were two sets, didn't fit the holes in the TV. The shorter ones were too short and the longer ones were too long. I needed an intermediate. One inch long screws would suffice. My LCD TV is VESA compatible so why weren't the screws I needed included with the screws? I called 800 for assistance. , said nothing…

I am a 50 year old female with no experience in these skills and have researched/reviewed ALL the complaints. Installation of B4: no problems and took 25 minutes. Here is my research and solution to the most common complaints (using spacers also solves all tilt/sag issues) of 19" to 22" TVs, the screw size is M4; However, I have 32 inch and the size is also M4 (30-40 inch could be size M6). EXAMPLE: Included: M4 x 30mm screws *TOO LONG* Gaskets are used when the screws are too long or there is…

I bought this mount for my home office, for an old flat screen TV, as an extra monitor and for guests to watch TV. Installation is the way to go considering how long it takes to attach to the wall. However, the problem arises when mounting the TV. First, the included screws don't go all the way in. I added some washers thinking it would help but it didn't. The screws seem to be too wide at 1/4mm so they can't be screwed in unless you use a power screwdriver. Khrmf. Even when I used them with a…