Full Motion TV Monitor Wall Mount Bracket Articulating Arms Swivels Tilts Extension Rotation for Most 13-42 Inch LED LCD Flat Curved Screen TVs & Monitors, Max VESA 200x200mm up to 44lbs by Pipishell
TV Mount Compatibility – TVs wall mount fits SAMSUNG, SONY, LG, VIZIO, TCL, ELEMENT, SCEPTRE, HISENSE and other TV brands between 13 and 42 Inch screen sizes and up to 44 lbs, with max VESA/mounting holes spacing of 200 x 200mm. our Images and video will help you see if this TV/ monitor mount…
3 thoughts on “Full Motion TV Monitor Wall Mount Bracket Articulating Arms Swivels Tilts Extension Rotation for Most 13-42 Inch LED LCD Flat Curved Screen TVs & Monitors, Max VESA 200x200mm up to 44lbs by Pipishell
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Based on the price I didn’t expect much. Like they say you get what you pay for.BUT this has blown me away. This was easy and very simple to put up. It came with plenty of options to screw into the back of the tv. Once we decided on a spot to put the tv, this was installed in less than 10 minutes. The only tools I had to provide was a drill to pre-drill the pilot holes and a socket wrench to screw in the bolts to hold it to the wall.The range of motion is awesome.The wall mount sits the tv about 4” off the wall and extends out to turn our 32” tv completely sides ways both ways.
This is a very well made Strong tv wall hanger. I love love love it. I researched around and this was the one that matched all my criteria (extending arm, tilt, swivel, well made, easy for 1 person) with the reviews that backed it up. I read all the reviews on all of them, but paid special attention to the 1, 2 and 3 stars. That’s where you find the best info before looking at the 4 & 5! This one fit the bill and I wasn’t disappointed.Now, if you have basic tools -drill, ratchet socket wrench (I don’t) the whole process will take you about 10-15 minutes. I don’t have a stud finder (stud is an absolute must for drywall/plaster walls). But I do have a strong magnet and easily found my studs just running it over the wall, then vertically once I found the stud I wanted to use. Usually there’s a stud right beside L or R of an electric plug box then 16 inches L or R of that to the next stud. I marked the nails I found in the stud in the area I wanted to attach the hanger so I didn’t go in on top of one. I don’t have a drill, so I hammered in a thin nail, pulled it out, then a thicker nail, pulled it out to make my ‘drill hole’ for the top screw (they are big and thick). I lined up the top hanger hole over my hole and marked where the bottom hole of the hanger was, then held a necklace from the top hole (I don’t have a leveler) to check and make sure it was perfectly aligned. A ratchet socket wrench would have been awesome, but I don’t have one, so I hand turned and turned and turned the bolts into the wall attaching the hanger (swing the hanger to the L if you are R handed). 2 seconds to attach the plate to the back of the tv. I recommend a practice run attaching the plate to the hanger BEFORE you attach it to your tv. It’s easy, but then you can see how it should sit and how the screws’ position holding it on in the hanger determine the tilt/no tilt. Also, move the arm around to get an idea of how easy it is to position. Pull the arm out, set the plate now attached to your tv in the notches, put in the 2 simple screws, plug in your attachments to the back of your set, position where you want it & you’re done!Find your studDrill 2 holesAttach hanger to wallAttach plate to tvHang tv on hangerYou’re done.Easy peasy! They were right as advertised. 1 person can do it. Even with minimal tools!Highly recommended product, well made.
I brought in a friend who has done this many times because I thought it would be a problem – NO PROBLEM. He as impressed at how easy we mounted this. The only additional tool (obviously) was a stud finder and from there we had everything up in a short time. We have been using it to watch cooking lessons in the kitchen and it is really good. Great flexibility.
Based on the price I didn’t expect much. Like they say you get what you pay for.BUT this has blown me away. This was easy and very simple to put up. It came with plenty of options to screw into the back of the tv. Once we decided on a spot to put the tv, this was installed in less than 10 minutes. The only tools I had to provide was a drill to pre-drill the pilot holes and a socket wrench to screw in the bolts to hold it to the wall.The range of motion is awesome.The wall mount sits the tv about 4” off the wall and extends out to turn our 32” tv completely sides ways both ways.
This is a very well made Strong tv wall hanger. I love love love it. I researched around and this was the one that matched all my criteria (extending arm, tilt, swivel, well made, easy for 1 person) with the reviews that backed it up. I read all the reviews on all of them, but paid special attention to the 1, 2 and 3 stars. That’s where you find the best info before looking at the 4 & 5! This one fit the bill and I wasn’t disappointed.Now, if you have basic tools -drill, ratchet socket wrench (I don’t) the whole process will take you about 10-15 minutes. I don’t have a stud finder (stud is an absolute must for drywall/plaster walls). But I do have a strong magnet and easily found my studs just running it over the wall, then vertically once I found the stud I wanted to use. Usually there’s a stud right beside L or R of an electric plug box then 16 inches L or R of that to the next stud. I marked the nails I found in the stud in the area I wanted to attach the hanger so I didn’t go in on top of one. I don’t have a drill, so I hammered in a thin nail, pulled it out, then a thicker nail, pulled it out to make my ‘drill hole’ for the top screw (they are big and thick). I lined up the top hanger hole over my hole and marked where the bottom hole of the hanger was, then held a necklace from the top hole (I don’t have a leveler) to check and make sure it was perfectly aligned. A ratchet socket wrench would have been awesome, but I don’t have one, so I hand turned and turned and turned the bolts into the wall attaching the hanger (swing the hanger to the L if you are R handed). 2 seconds to attach the plate to the back of the tv. I recommend a practice run attaching the plate to the hanger BEFORE you attach it to your tv. It’s easy, but then you can see how it should sit and how the screws’ position holding it on in the hanger determine the tilt/no tilt. Also, move the arm around to get an idea of how easy it is to position. Pull the arm out, set the plate now attached to your tv in the notches, put in the 2 simple screws, plug in your attachments to the back of your set, position where you want it & you’re done!Find your studDrill 2 holesAttach hanger to wallAttach plate to tvHang tv on hangerYou’re done.Easy peasy! They were right as advertised. 1 person can do it. Even with minimal tools!Highly recommended product, well made.
I brought in a friend who has done this many times because I thought it would be a problem – NO PROBLEM. He as impressed at how easy we mounted this. The only additional tool (obviously) was a stud finder and from there we had everything up in a short time. We have been using it to watch cooking lessons in the kitchen and it is really good. Great flexibility.