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Question: Does the mount have full range of motion?(Tilt up and down, left and right, and project from the wall too?
Document: This bracket is well engineered and fulfilled my need to free-up the top shelf of my audio-video equipment shelves. It is an outstanding value and allows left/right swivel, upward/downward tilt and swivels out of the way against the wall. Nice wall hinge concealment panels fit neatly in place.
This is truly the best thing I have ever done for my house. Wall mounting a TV is just ridiculously pleasing to the eye and when this mount says 'full motion', it really means it. This is a full motion mount that is mounted on a single stud. I have a 42 mounted on it and it just as secure as it would on my TV stand. Seriously awesome product.
This is a great mount! It installed easy and is well made. I love how it allows you to move you screen off the wall 20 inches or so and left to right about the same. We have a 40&#34; screen on it and it will turn all the way 90 degrees apposed to the wall its mounted on.
Seems to be doing well so far in holding up my sisters TV. The mount is pretty easy to assemble and attach to the wall. I like that it swivels left and right as well as tilts up and down, it makes it easier to plug in cables and find a good viewing angle.
needed a mount that mounts on a single stud - this worked great. Just an FYI,when the tv is pushed back to the wall, it will not be centered on the stud/mounting point - it will set about 2-3 inches left or right of that depending on how you set it up. If your stud is exactly where you want your TV, you may be disappointed.The mount works as advertised, was easy to setup and is holding my 50 inch plasma securely in my basement.
Pro: Sturdy. Easily supports my 32&#34; Visio.Turns left, right up & down. Great mount.Con: I mounted this on a wall with wallboard over concrete block. So I had to purchase 3&#34; masonry screws, drill holes for them into the block and insert the screws. So the screws are only into the concrete about 1&#34; supported by the plastic fittings in the wallboard. I'm worried that over time the mount could work it's way loose.
I am small and female with limited handyman skills. but putting this up was pretty easy. Used it to mount the tv in front of my treadmill. If you can use a screwdriver and a drill, you can hang this. Love the range of motion. Directions werent exactly stellar, but it was fine without clear ones.
I've never mounted a tv before, so I was a little hesitant to get one on the lower end in cost. After receiving and installing the mount, I could not recommend it more. I can't imagine why some mounts cost $300 plus, but this one has full motion and is really quick and easy to install. It looks fine, even though you don't see it. Highly recommended!
Perfect! We used this for a 40&#34; TV. It's on a post and has excellent range of motion. It's flexible, but sturdy.
I purchased this wall mount for my brother as a surprise gift. I kept telling him and insisted he not go out to Best Buy to buy a wall mount for a 42' LED Sony tv. The price is right, very sturdy and it looked great. You're able to tilt and sway side to side which made my brother's living room look a lot larger and badA$$!
Answer: The mount does have a full range of motion a good tilt up and down (these require the screw to be loosened) the side to side motion is spectacular, very easy smooth movement and it does not sway or creep to a new position (assuming its mounted level). It sticks out from the wall about 2 inches so its not an exact flush mount but it does pull away from the wall a considerable distance .