🔊 WALI Large Surround Sound Bookshelf Speaker Wall Mount Bracket (SWM201XL) - Holds up to 66 lbs, Black Review

It's reliable and does the job. I bought this because I needed a more capacity wall stand to accommodate my bookshelves horizontally, the 'standard' height was used as the width. That's exactly what I did. What I didn't like were the screws that are designed to be screwed into wood. I had to go to a hardware store to buy replacement bottom cleats. They're too close to the main bar, where the speakers are located, and don't let me use the energy needed to convert them into cleats.

First impression was that both racks were included. When the package arrived I seemed to have made a mistake, but it wasn't. In fact, there were two stands on the small form factor packaging. Don't let it cool you down. Everything you need is in the box. The instructions are very clear and illustrated. I would recommend that you use a cordless screwdriver for the screws. Modifications may need to be made to install the KRK Rokit 8. I hope the velcro (Velcro) should suffice. I'll add more just…

There is nothing like a picture-only guide. Nobody in China speaks English? This product is rated at 100 pounds. My speakers weigh between 25 and 30 pounds. and I'm waiting for a loud bang. Wall anchors were cheap so I had to use my own. There is only 1 retarded bolt that handles both pan and tilt. Better make sure it's tight. I used a large L-Bracket and a piece of oak with the same speakers. They stayed for 23 years. Oh best you need to drill 2 holes in the cabinet so you can use 2 screws…

Just received the Wali wall brackets on time and on time for delivery. The packaging is excellent, all the details are there. I haven't installed the brackets yet, I'm renovating my small home recording room and need space or rearranging the room to make it more ergonomic and inspirational. This device. solid, solid, all parts were there. The mounts support up to 66 pounds, I use two M-Audio BX8a studio monitor speakers weighing 25 pounds. So there shouldn't be any problems. Very well done, I…

I was a bit skeptical about the caps that sit on the end and hide the studs but to be honest they aren't terrible. Yes, they just sit on the end, but the vibrations from the speakers aren't enough to make them move. After installation, the holders are pressed quite firmly against the speakers. You don't need to use any of the included screws as they clamp and hold your speaker so well, but to secure my setup in the future I inserted two below. Don't worry if the small side of the brackets looks

I really liked the design of the bracket. The tensioning process is simple and reliable. The bracket comes with padding to protect the speaker's finish. I didn't want to screw in my new speakers but decided to do so because I'm sure they will pop out of the bracket after a month of use. Important Note: There is a plastic cover covering how it screws into the wall. This cover does not snap into place and therefore does not fit tightly against the wall. It rattles and looks like it will…

Overall very easy to assemble wall with wooden spikes. The plastic cover that hides the mounting screws and bracket on the wall is not as tight as expected, ie does not press against the wall. Overall it doesn't matter as it's not too noticeable unless you look closely. The extra size for the larger speakers is great (I ordered a smaller bracket from the same company first) as we mounted it on the side and didn't have to change the bracket at all. The speakers appear solid in the mount, but the

The description states that these brackets are rated for speakers up to 60 or 66 lbs, both numbers are listed in the advert. My speakers weigh 48 pounds and these brackets will NEVER support them! Don't even think about trying it! The brackets were fairly easy to install, but as I started to place my speakers on the bracket, the "metal" bracket began to bend and twist, the speaker began to tip over and if I hadn't been holding it it would have been dropped. This is when the screw terminals are…