📺 Suptek Ceiling TV Mount MC4602 - Adjustable Height, 26-55 inch LCD LED Plasma Panel with Max VESA 400x400mm, 45kg Loading Capacity Review

Installation cannot be completed due to missing parts. Other cons that I noticed when I had this product: - The metal is very soft and bends easily when the screws are tightened - A light touch will cause the TV to spin too easily and quickly. The mount is on a fragile piece of metal. - The stand is not vertical after installing the TV due to the weight. - The screw that tilts the TV down is not strong enough for a heavy TV. I have returned this product.

Received today for my vizio vx32l 32 inch tv. This is an excellent metal that does not bend. This is a camera with all the parts plus the necessary screws needed for the project but it gives one star as the anchors are very cheap and the thick screws to screw to the ceiling are huge and just not enough. with others, sheer weight lifted it off the ceiling and I expect no harm or harm. So you have to buy for a dollar but can be better supplied with better quality.

The stand is solid and solid, but I found a few design issues. First, it's a ceiling mount. I think most people will intend to screw it to one of the wood beans. The screws provided had plastic dowels in them, suggesting it would be screwed into brick/concrete. There were 2 options: either a vertical drop that allows the rack to rotate 360 degrees (I ended up using that one). The problem with this option is that the tube isn't securely attached to the mounting plate, which allows the TV to…

I don't usually write reviews, but you should be aware. The first! I received the TV mounts (yes, mounts) 3 days before the scheduled delivery. The packaging was heavy and heavily taped. I thought it was cheap shit. When I opened the first box, not the shipping box confirmed as delivered by Amazon, I was amazed. The TV ceiling mount had a solid mounting base that was much larger than the included pictures on Revain. Of course, the Revain ad shows the hole spacing is 4 1/2 inches, but that's not

Has been on for 2 days now. Like the other reviewer, I put my own weight on it before attaching the TV, and like another, I went to the hardware store to get metal anchors and locknuts. As others have noted, the TV was tilted forward too much and I couldn't manually tighten the knob to hold it. I was able to hang the TV on the stand myself, and then I stood against the wall behind the TV and with one hand in front of the TV, pushed it back and tightened the aforementioned knob with pliers to…