Tilting TV Wall Mount Bracket Design for 32-85 Inch LED Plasma Flat Curved Screen Large TVs,JUSTSTONE Low Profile TV Mount with VESA 600x400mm Holds up to 165 Lbs, Fits 8" to 24" Studs,Can Be Leveled

We got this for our living room which has 24" studs on the wall where we're mounting the TV. A few years ago we mounted our bedroom TV to the wall so we had a little experience. That one was a shorter bracket for 16" studs so this is our first doing a longer one with two pieces that screw together. I was a little concerned about that but they specifically say it was load tested and once screwed together it does feel solid. I was expecting to have nuts on the other side of the screws there wasn't and it doesn't seem like any are needed. The screws pull both parts together really tight so it feels like a single solid piece.I started out experimenting with the arms, or whatever you want to call them. The parts that attach to the back of the TV. A bunch of different size screws are included for attaching the arms to the TV, three different thicknesses with long and short versions of each. We needed to use the thickest screws for ours. I measured the depth of the screw holes in the back of our TV and found that the short screws would be just too short and the long screws were too long. Spacers are included but it would require two of the long spacers and I wanted this to be as close to the wall as possible. I got out the big pack of screws that came with our bedroom wall mount on the off chance that it had any medium length screws of the correct thickness... and it did! How serendipitous! So I cut open that bag of screws and found that one of the screws was skinnier than the others... an unfortunately manufacturing mistake. How zemblanitous! It was night with the hardware store closed and I didn't want to just stop so I ended up using spacers. I put one against the TV and the other on the opposite end of the screw. It felt like a fair compromise.With our 60" TV we had about 6" of vertical play on where to mount arms. I used the top-most hole of the arm so that we could have 6 inches to lower it if needed. I put both arms on then measured from the top of the TV to where the arms would hook on to the wall mount. I then measured from where the arms hook to the wall mount to the top hole of the wall mount. From there there I did calculations to see where the top hole of the wall mount would need to be in contrast to the top of the TV. I marked that spot on my tape measure, then extended the tape measure to be the full height of the TV and we used that against the wall to determine exactly how high we wanted to put the TV. Once we had the spot I marked the screw hole on the wall using the mark I had put on the tape measure.They include a thick paper template of the wall mount to make leveling and marking the screw holes easier (they include a level in the package). I taped this to the wall and marked out the rest of the holes and drilled the pilot holes. From there it was pretty easy to put up the real wall mount and drill in the lag bolts. The bolts have both a hex head and a Phillips screw head so you can use either to screw it in. I didn't want to risk any slipping to I used a hex bit and had no problems. Once it was on it felt rock-solid. I put a lot of my weight on it and it didn't budge, so next we lifted the TV and set it on the mount. The bottom of the arms have spring-loaded hooks which we heard connect as soon as we put it on. The spring-loaded hooks have strings attached with a metal hoop at the end so you can pull on it to release the hook. That's for taking the TV off the mount so we didn't need to use them.The TV was titled up at first but the instructions say to loosen these screws on the side to adjust the tilt. These screws have a metal bar that goes through them which you use to turn, not a screwdriver which would be very difficult to get back there. This is convenient but unfortunately there is nothing to stop you from turning it too much and having the screw completely come out. Yes, that happened. I got it screwed back in but it wasn't fun. They should really have something to prevent it from unscrewing all the way. Anyway, we got the tilt adjusted and tightened those back up. The overall process wasn't too bad and the TV looks much nicer mounted on the wall as apposed to sitting on top of our stereo cabinet.If I had it to do over again, I would have centered the vertically centered the arms to the back of the TV instead of using the top-most hole of the arms. Doing that gave us the ability to lower the TV about six inches if we wanted but doesn't allow us to raise it higher at all. Had I centered the arms, we could have raised or lowered the TV by about three inches which would have been much more handy.We are happy with this mount. It feels very solid and I liked how relatively simple this was to install and how it's fairly low-profile keeping the TV close to the wall while still allowing the tilt to be adjusted. I guess the next step is installing one of those electrical outlet/low voltage pass-through wall kits to hide the wires, but I'll save that for another day.I hope you found my review helpful, please let me know in the comments if you have any questions or suggestions for improvement. Thanks a bunch!

I used this to mount an 85" Samsung TU700D, the mount, template and hardware were all good, but my TV BARELY fit, even with the extended piece included, when we lifted the TV to secure the brackets to the mount, there was not 1/4" of extra space, the tilt brackets were at the very very edge of the mount and it was difficult to get it to click into the slot on one side. Luckily I had the anchor bracket perfectly centered on my wall because there was no way to move the TV left or right once it was mounted.

I ordered this wall mount for a 75" tv I just purchased. The description indicates it works fine for up to 85" tvs and works with studs that are 24" apart on the wall. The studs in the particular wall that I'm placing the tv are 24" apart. When the mount came in and I opened the box, I realized to use the mount for 24" apart studs, you have to attach another piece using 4 screws to extend it out. I thought it was kind of strange and didn't think it would be very secure for my 75" tv. I assembled it and put it on the wall to give it a try anyway. Put the mount up on the wall. Attached the 4 bolts firm to my studs 24 inches apart. Put the tv up on the mount, and just as I thought. The weight of the tv made the mount bow out in the middle. You could easily see it when looking at it from underneath the tv. On top of that, the actual arms you attach to the tv seemed really flimsy. All-in-all, I didn't trust it. I took it right back down and sent it back for a refund. I purchased a different mount and it worked perfectly. This mount seems like it would be fine for walls that have studs 16" apart, but if you have to add the extender piece for 24" apart studs, don't expect it to support the weight without it bowing out.

I like the price but there are some design elements TD that could be better. When you attach the two pieces that go on the wall, they pull out of alignment I have purchased several inexpensive tv mounts and this one has been the worst on quality. However it will accomplish the goal so who really cares.

Great price for the size I needed. Less then $25! Walmart and Target wanted $50 for the same size and functionality. No ma’am, this’ll do just fine. Will be ordering 3 more for my kids room 👍🏽

Works great 👍

The media could not be loaded.  I was looking for a affordable, simple, light and easy to install tv mount for my 32 inch dynex tv and found this one. I'm pretty happy about the purchase since it perfectly matched my requests. I saw similar tv mounts in Best buy and home Depot for above $60. The kit includes everything you need such as anchors for both wood and cement walls, different size screws and different types of mesons. You're going to need only drill & stud finder to mount the TV yourself instead of paying $50 or more the mounting service as all steps are clearly stated in its instruction.

The price for this is great compared to other mounts from like best buy and Walmart if you don't care much about having it swivel and stuff it does it's job and really nothing more but that is fine for me. I would like to say this was easy to install but it really was not I was trying to install a 65 inch tv solo so that's probably partially my fault but the design makes it a little hard to get the tv mounts attached to the wall part.

This product comes in 2 parts which tou screen together. All screws are supplied. Easy to put together and screw to wall. Hung my 85" TV no problem.

Great quality! All fittings supplied, easy fixing!

The bracket comes in two sections, and is only a tiny bit larger than 24 inches total, so if you want to center your TV on a 16 inch center stud, your bracket will only hit one stud if you have the VESA 600x400 (large TV). I had to extend the bracket with an 8 inch square of 3/4 plywood in the middle of the two sections, (and mounted the whole thing on a 33x8 inch 1/4 inch plywood sheet for stability) so that I could get my TV centered, and hit at least two studs. I now span 3 studs - 32 inches, and can slide the TV an inch or two in either direction to get it EXACTLY centered. I have the 82 inch TV. 103 lbs. works great now. Worked GREAT for the price, but needs McGyvering to mount the TV in the right spot.

Facile d'installation petit conseil nous on a du déplacer la télévision complètement à une extrémité pour centrer la télévision donc si vous croyez que ce sera votre aussi assurez vous que ce soit la partit la plus longue qui supportera le gros du poids de votre télévision sinon ça fait lever un coin du support nous avons simplement ajouter une vis pour fixer et c'est impeccable !

Value for money we put our 82inch tv and it fits perfect very satisfy with this product