🔒 Enhanced Anti-Tip Strap for Flat Panel TVs and Furniture by Sanus Systems - ELM701B1 Review

Will not fit some TV/TV stand configurations. My situation is a 45 inch Panasonic TV on a retractable stand that fits into an entertainment center alcove. Because of this, I couldn't attach the tape to the wall. This part of the belt is not long enough for my situation but it is a very well made product.

The strap system is well designed and should work with most TVs. I installed ours on a 65 inch Samsung TV. My two minor concerns are: (1) the instructions don't specify that the furniture and wall mounting points need to be aligned before drilling; and (2) screw. used to attach the strap to the furniture is cheap and easy to wash. I ended up not being able to mount the strap between the furniture stand and the wall. But the TV is more reliable than it was.

I used this to wall mount a 50" Panasonic plasma and a 60" TechCraft Veneto TV stand. strong enough.” He looked very confident. (I won't test too much) - The straps won't slip on you. - Hardware included for four different sized Vesa mounts. Bad: - The middle strap couldn't be pulled all the way out to allow the plate to reach the bracket at the bottom of the TV stand - The stand takes up too much clearance. I have a molding around the back of the TV stand and only about 1 inch of solid wood…

Now I can safely say that I am very satisfied with this product (I've had it for 10 months now). Two nights ago we survived a 6.0 magnitude earthquake in Napa, California, and this tape saved my 65 inch TV from falling off its stand. I can recommend this product without hesitation and it is probably a must-have for every large television. There are two things I love about the strap: 1) The material is very durable and I found it very easy to install. It also easily detaches from the wall if you

I have just fitted this strap to a new 65 inch Sony TV that weighs over 90 pounds. I live in an earthquake prone area and was recently out of town when a moderate earthquake hit my area. I wasn't sure if I'd see my new TV on the floor when I got home, but this time it was fine. The strap is really well made. Sanus offers a variety of hardware options that allow you to mount it to your TV and attach it to furniture. Since my TV is ridiculously heavy, I decided to use a heavier screw to attach it

I used this strapping system to keep tall hallway clock (grandpa style) from tipping over if bumped. Hall clocks are inherently unstable due to the ratio of their height to base area. Considering the distance is shorter than if the TV screen was attached, I omitted the quick release buckle and opted to secure the end of the strap with a heavy-duty screw through a metal fastener that installs in the "tail" of the Y is -belt mounting. (The hole in the clasp is visible in the photo.) The other…

Most pedestal mounted flat screen TVs can fall over in an earthquake or at the hands of a curious, fearless child. subject to regular shaking and strong earthquakes - the question is not if, but when. I've recently become a father, so these two factors prompted me to find a way to "fix" my flat screen TV. After some internet searching and reading positive user reviews, I found the Sanus mounting strap. As soon as I took this product out of the box, I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of…

Most pedestal mounted flat screen TVs can fall over in an earthquake or at the hands of a curious, fearless child. I live in a part of the world that is regularly subject to tremors and large earthquakes - the question is not if, but when. I've recently become a father, so these two factors prompted me to find a way to "anchor" my flat screen TV. After some online research and reading positive user reviews, I came across the Sanus Mounting Strap. As soon as I After taking this product out of…

I bought my first 47 inch flat screen TV. Cats, I wanted to secure the TV so it wouldn't tip over. Based on the feedback in Revain I decided to try the Sanus harness system. Everything is well made and labeled. back of the TV, and there are several options depending on what type of stand you have. I would like to point out that if you are mounting the TV on a wooden cabinet, the instructions state that the top of the cabinet must be at least 1 inch thick. I've never heard of a cabinet with 1"…

I live in a seismic country and I'm glad the occasional shaking didn't hurt me. Nice. So I decided to stop throwing the dice and bought a total of 3 of these Sanus Systems ELM701B1 Rollover Straps to secure 3 Samsung Flat Screen TVs. The strap is used to attach the TV to the cabinet/stand and then to the wall stand - 3 point installation. The included instructions also include instructions for attaching the TV to the stand without attaching it to the wall and instructions for attaching the TV…