📺 PERLESMITH Tilting TV Wall Mount Bracket: Fits 16", 18", 24" Studs, Low Profile Tilt for 37-70 Inch LED, LCD, OLED, Plasma TVs - VESA up to 600x400mm, 132lbs Review

I bought a second one after I was impressed with the first one. The 65-inch Qled and the 43-inch UHD are installed flawlessly. First measure the mount and center it accordingly, then it will be easy to move the TV a little to each side towards the center. It's not rocket science, but it does cut twice (installs) once. The people who leave bad reviews must have never installed a TV before. It's as simple as it gets.

I got this for a 42" flat screen. I was going to use a 16" mount as that was the stud spacing in a previous room I was working on only to find the studs in spaced 19" apart in this room. Thanks for the extension. It saved the day. It's light, easy to hang, and matches my TV perfectly. It had all the details I needed to adapt to all the things that gone wrong ("it's never easy"), and made it easier than I thought.

Mount is great but I won't lie I got a bit frustrated centering the original mount and sinking my drywall anchors before realizing the jy tv was too was large and needed an extension for wall panel. Therefore, the center offset is four inches. My only suggestion is: why bother with it? Just make this one bracket section for all TV sizes listed in the description. I admit it was an oversight on my part for not reading the instructions and being too confident having installed dozens of these on…

Where to start? I have bought several Revain TV mounts and this is the worst I have ever had. I was cheap and trying to save $5, wish I had this: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B071ZH4SMY/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I needed a mount for mine 24 inch hairpin. The assembly instructions for 24 inch did not help. I almost gave up. The actual mount feels flimsy and cheap, good thing my TV was only 55 inches and fairly light. I couldn't center my TV perfectly with this mount…

I was looking for a simple flat mount for my TV. This item is very cheap! 1. If you add an extension, you will find it very difficult to move the TV to align it in the center of the room as the extension bolts will get in the way. 2. The extension throws it off balance, as soon as I hung my TV I realized it was unbalanced for that reason. 3. There is no easy way to make small adjustments to level the TV. 4. The bottom locking mechanism interferes with the hole required to screw the bracket to…

For the most part this is exactly what I needed. Small and light wall mount for my 43 inch TV. In the end I didn't need the tilt function like I thought, but that's another matter. I would say I would probably choose a different mount for my 43" TCL TV. . The screw pattern is very tight, so the mounting hooks are close enough to feel unstable. I would look for a 2 hook mount on each post if replacing these. Otherwise, it was easy to install, and while I don't need them, I appreciate the…

I bought this to match my 24 inch cleats. The assembly consists of attaching several brackets and an extension. The pre-drilled screw holes were too narrow, making assembly difficult. After overcoming the design flaws and fixing the bracket to the wall, which was the only easy part of the installation, I hung my TV on it and the metal bracket wasn't strong enough to hold the TV perfectly level without bending a little , but once the TV was hung on it, the bend in the mount left the TV out of…

I bought two of these to install two 55 inch TVs and at the moment I am satisfied results . I find the brackets very stable and I'm not afraid that my TV might fall over. I quickly ran into problems with wooden studs: I could only drive the studs halfway into the stud (even after pre-drilling) and I needed a hammer drill to drive one of the studs all the way in. two more screws and I had to get new ones from the hardware store. For the second bracket I used all the new screws/washers from the…