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Question: What exactly is the difference between the LF228 and the XF228?  They seems to have all of the same features expect the XF is more expensive.
Document: I bought this for my basement TV, where it had to swivel around to be watchable. Again, the mount is sturdy and very safe-seeming. I have had it in place for more than a year, and have no complaints. This is an expensive product. If installed correctly, it seems to be well worth it.
We needed this mount to attach our flat screen to a wall in our home that was originally made for one of the older tv's that were extra bulky. This gave us exactly enough feet to set up the flat screen without having to re-drywall above the mantle fireplace. Pricey but still a Great Buy.
Heavy duty; very versatile; and unmatched Sanus instructions on line. I went to the Sanus site and was able to select the exact hole placement in my wall to mount my tv model. This is CRITICAL when mounting your TV to the exact height you want on your wall. Because of where I was mounting my TV, I needed it to be exactly centered and at an exact height from the floor.
Sanus Systems LF228 Full-Motion Wall Mount for 37 inch - 58 inch Flat-panel TVs BlackPerfection Easy Install Quality Good Value a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v
this revolutionized the way we can watch tv - we can watch from different places in the room now and we have more room
it is very strong and you can move the TV in all directions 180 degrees. I am going to purchase another one for our large TV in another room. It is terrific.
a little bit of careful measuring to get to the center of the wall studs paid off.went up easily without any problems whatsoever.this might be overkill for a small living room ,but I can put the picture where I'm sitting,
You'll have a much better idea of how it's going to work for you, in the space you have.One more very impressive thing about this unit is the adjustments for leveling, and angling the TV once everything is in place. It is almost impossible to get the wall mount perfectly level. So, once things are mounted, it's likely that your TV is going to need to be leveled. This unit allows you to do that, and it stays level. The same goes for the vertical angle.
You get what you pay for. Highly recommended for a WALL mount TV. I also have a console mounted tv, where the precise placement isn't all that important. I would recommend to others mounting a TV over 45&#34; on the wall. Good articulation range as well. Arm swings out in a wide range to view from adjacent room.
Wow! We just love having this wall mount. We felt like our TV was awkward on the console and had the potential to fall if children or pets were to get rambunctious in the living room. We bought this to feel safer about the TV but it turns out we love it for the full-motion feature. I can now watch TV from my kitchen since the mmount lets it come way out from the wall and angle as well.
Answer: Check the specs on the actual Sanus web site.  I have a 60 inch Panasonic Plasma on my LF228 and it works great.  Amazon says it will only accept up to a 58 inch.  The difference between the two is the size of the TV is will hold. The Sanus site has mount finders for your exact TV so you can be sure it will fit.  I am very happy with my LF228 though It doesn't work with "finger tip control"  it is easy enough to reposition.