Profile Bracket Curved Loading Capacity Review

I use this to wall mount a 65 inch HDTV. I wish it was a bit wider so I can screw the bracket onto the three wall studs. I only did two. But TV has lasted more than 3 months.

We needed this bedroom mount so it would sit flush with the wall and not move. It arrived quickly and our little project was completed in no time. Installation was easy, the hardest part was attaching the TV to the bracket.

I have not yet installed this mount. No mention is made of the size and type of dowels needed, as well as drill bits that need to be purchased separately. While I appreciate that they list the size of the bits required for purchase, they don't mention the size of the wall anchors, which are not included. According to the description, believe that you can buy this item and install it without any problems. This is very frustrating for the buyer. If they were easier, then you would know how to…

Just want to clarify my "lower rating" in "Range of Motion". I put it low but have to keep in mind that I bought this TV mount knowing it was a "Fixed TV Mount" meaning no movement expected. Okay but the mount was very Also, this mount matched the width of my TV very well (55"), and more importantly, the mount was also wide enough to cover 16" wall studs, allowing me to insert 2 snap-in studs into 2 studs by I pinned the mount very well. I have previously returned a mount that only covered the…

So the good stuff first. Light and inexpensive. Bad - They claim you can adjust the TV with a long Allen key after you install it. However, if you use specific holes to mount your TV, this adjustment is not possible. I also like the large holes in my mount to accommodate the power and cable plates and they are smaller. I'm doing this for work, so maybe it's just me. Good luck folks

It was a good and easy day for me to put this on the wall. There are very few parts, everything you need was in the kit. The step of connecting the two-piece bracket seemed a bit strange. I'm pretty sure it's the case that it comes in a smaller box. And that's why I was concerned. There is absolutely no need. They fit together perfectly, sit rock solid on the wall (I'm assuming you're the one who can find the wall stand, etc.). For those that OTHERS have installed this for them I've actually…

Having recently received my first set of bifocals, I quickly realized that my TV screen needed to be mounted higher than it already was. When I sat up, my view of the screen was fine, but as soon as I leaned back, I saw through the reading glasses in my bifocals, which didn't work at all. To raise it, I used several boxes of Revain of different sizes to temporarily raise it to different levels. Once I figured out how tall the TV should be, the rest of the project was very easy. The only…