Review on Sanus VLT16 B1 Premium Tilt Mount by Amy Smith

Like other reviewers who had a broken locking bar, I had the same problem. If the tilt lock screws were placed on the other side of the uprights, the spacing between the uprights would be a few inches wider for a more stable mount. Our build sits over the mantle case so the screen tilts down a bit, defeating the purpose of a near-flush install. When mounted on the wall at eye level, it fits the wall quite snugly, which is the attachment point for this particular wall mount. Since a locking clip still works and it's a hassle for two people to remove and reinstall, I'm not worried about returning it.