HD Zone's Ultra Slim Thin Flat LED Hdtv Fashion Tv Wall Mount Bracket for 13"-70" LED Tv Vesa 100x100 200x200 400x400 600x600 800x800 compliant - Adjustable Cable Length

I ordered three of these mounts to retro fit all the TVs in the house. Well I finally got around to mounting the Black Friday 2013 TV purchase. 40" Samsung 200X200 VESA, little did I know that the 200X200 would require special math.I thought about mounting the wire on the wall vs on the back of the TV to meet the required measurments for wood stud wall mounting installation instructions. I ended up spacing the Aluminum spheres aprox 4 inches apart using the provided "masonry" style installation. I found a cross member support stud between the 23 inch vertical studs, and utilized that crossing stud as the mounting point.I measured the wire out and used the provided clamps to "shorten" the length of the wire. The clamps are flimsy, and I ended up partially striping one of the threads. I used provided wrench and my adjustable wrench to hold the body, and I applied too much torque apparently. No need to superman this thing I found out.There is just enough of a gap from the TV to the wall to run cables as well. I still have to finish up hiding the wires in the wall, at that time I will adjust the wire length to make it shorter. Right now the TV is at a small tilt off the wall. I attribute this to the length of the wire/ and misalignment of the upper mounts on the TV.I am very surprised at the ease of installation, TV is holding level on the wall even with slight tilt. Samsung TV is less than 20lbs. Very easy to handle.With a larger heavier TV it will be more difficult to hand initially, I have a 60" Sharp LCD that will probably stay as on it's bulky mount (90+ LBS)All Supplied hardware was used, and plenty leftover. I used a tape measure, 12 inch bubble level, adjustable wrench, Drill, 3/16 bit, and a Phillips#2 screwdriver.

This works really well for my application, which was to hang the TV on a built-in bookshelf. Screwed the two supports into a horizontal shelf, aligned so that one of the vertical members aligned with the right-hand pads on the TV. I had to build a 'stub' to align with the left-hand lower pad, or else the TV hung cockeyed, but with that small addition it works great.The instructions were of the Ikea variety - mostly pictures. Here's a helpful hint - if the bolts provided are not the right length, they provide a set of spacerss that are exactly half the difference in depth between the various provided bolts. Add one of those spacers inside the mounts and the slightly too long bolt will be just right! The instruction manual doesn't even show those spacers.Note that with this type of mount, the TV is pretty much flush against the wall. You would need to have right-angle plugs on any plugs you wanted to use on the rear of the TV or they won't clear the wall. Either that, or create a 'pocket' in the wall to hold the cables. Or you can use the side jacks available on most TV's now. I didn't have that problem since I had no wall, but I did have to adjust the height of the set since one plug was hitting the horizontal shelf. I know that Samsung provides some mounts that would add another 1/2 inch to the distance from the wall - I didn't use those for my application but it might help for the wall mount scenario.

This such a great idea. Mounted to an older Vizio 42". All of the pieces in the lit are strong and well made. Full set of screws and spacers to attach a tv. I would only attach this to the wall directly in the studs...the molly bolt things that just go into the sheetrock seem to risky with the weight of the TV.Minor complaint...the two very nice sized screws for mounting to a stud have phillip heads that strip pretty easy. If I buy another one of these, which I would it I had a need, I would go get some small lag bolts or better quality screws to attach to the wall.Love that the TV sits nearly flush to the wall.

I bought this around Christmas to hang a 50" on a brick wall above our fireplace.My husband b*tched and moaned about how it wasn't going to be strong enough, he didn't want to drill into the brick, etc... It turns out though that it was super easy to do and looks great. We watched a bunch of YouTube videos and then double/triple checked our measurements before proceeding.It doesn't look strong enough to hold a huge tv on the wall and I DONT let my children stand right under the mantle where the tv is mounted but that is only because I am a paranoid mother. It hasn't budged and seems rock solid though. It looks good and is totally convenient. I give this product an optimistic 5 stars (which I will change if it ever falls). We have had it up for close to 2 months now and I am happy I bought it.

My Samsung tv mounting holes were too close together for this mount to work as designed. I ended up mounting the cable to the wall and the aluminum pucks to the tv. I did have to change the stainless steel cable out for a longer one. But given the the price the hardware was worth it. As designed the picks should be mounted to the wall studs (usually 16" apart) therefore the mounting holes on the tv have to be further apart then 18". Not the case with my tv.

Having the Samsung brand picture frame mount for 5+years the end of the plastic where the cable goes threw snapped. Thank god it was during reinstallation after painting. New house and new tv I figured for the price of this one why not. This one is adjustable so makes it very easy to position and level the tv. It did take me a few times to get the height I was after. The Samsung version was a fixed cable so mounting had to be very precise. Will be purchasing another kit for bedroom.

The directions are basically worthless. They send you a TON of parts, but you only use what you need for your TV setup. I like that they send you a lot of spacers, they come in handy for your longer screws. Overall, this is a good product for the price.

Only thing is spacer bar doesn't lock in place to hold the tv while routing cables. The Samsung one locks at about 90 degree angle to space the TV from the wall after hung to route cables and access ports. This one doesn't lock in so it slips if not really careful.This unit is extremely good for the price, would buy again.

Installation a bit difficult

Nice and small and once I'd sorted out how they fit (go find a video - far easier) they were attached and set-up quickly. For a VESA pitch of 200mm it made the bobbins very close together (not an issue) but using the bolt spacer for the TV fitment pushes the TV out so it is tilted slightly (again not an issue). If you don't want the tilt you will need to ensure the TV bobbins are flush with the back of the TV (get precise spacers / cut to fit)As with all VESA mounts - sometimes a struggle to find the correct bolt fitment (thread diameter and length). I had to drill the aluminium wall bobbins to allow my wall mounting bolts to pass through (they are designed for M6 bolts...I needed to use M8). This was an easy enough task with soft aluminiumIt works and TV is secure - GOOD PRICE!These work well to fix to plaster board: https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B013YPWIWA/ref=oh_aui_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Very easy (comparatively) to assemble, much easier in my opinion than a regular rectangular tv bracket. Used for a 65" QN95A samsung tv and fits snug to the wall. Of course, I hope it stays on(!) But a few months in and we're good so far.......something I definitely will revise months down the line should anything happen :O/The price is excellent too compared to the official samsung options

If you need to wall mount an LED TV and don't require to swivel or tilt it, then this is a smart bit of kit indeed. Four pieces screw in to the back of the TV and two metal discs are attached to the wall - all screws provided.A short steel cable then hangs over the discs and this is what supports the TV. The discs need to be mounted flat and level on the wall and the cable will then allow you to level the TV perfectly.There is a little bracing arm incorporated in one of the lower inserts for the TV that allows you to tilt and hold it out at the bottom if you need to access the connection cables.

In principle it works but left a slight tilt on my 43 inch TV as not enough variation of different length bolts, I needed longer bolts. Also I don't thinks its suitable for a 43inch tv. It wasnt clear when I bought it. Ended up spending another £70 from john lewis for a different tv bracket. Also I didn't send back as I couldn't remove the plaster wall screws/bolts.