Office Products : VideoSecu LCD Plasma Tilt TV wall mount Articulating Arm for 37 To 60IN Flat Panels Black 1GR

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Office Products : VideoSecu LCD Plasma Tilt TV wall mount Articulating Arm for 37 To 60IN Flat Panels Black 1GR

VideoSecu LCD Plasma Tilt TV wall mount Articulating Arm for 37 To 60IN Flat Panels Black 1GR

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Average Buyer Rating:  out of 5 stars
Sales Rank: 71





Binding: Office Product
Product Brand: VideoSecu
Label: VideoSecu
Product Manufacturer: VideoSecu
Model: VideoSecu
Publisher: VideoSecu
Ranking: 71
Studio: VideoSecu


Product facts:
  • Fits up to holes up to 480 ( H ) x774 ( W ) , load up to 165 lb. Tilt 15 degree forward.
  • Accommodate 37 to 55 screens mounting holes up to Width 30 in x Height 18 in
  • 1 clearance per channel for clean and simple cable management
  • Heavy duty, in black finish
  • complete mounting hardware







Editorial Product Review:

Item Description:
Universal fit 34 to 60 inch TVs which has VESA 200x200, 200x300, 200x400, 200x500, 200x600, 300x300, 300x400,300x500, 300x600, 300x700, 400x400, 400x500, 400x600, 400x700, and Non-VESA pattern up to 400x774 mm. This mount does not fit VESA400x800. Please check your TV before you place order. If you have questions about the compatibility, please contact us. We will check for you. The brand name is VideoSecu. If the mount you received do not have th VideoSecu trade mark, please contact Amazon.com











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Buyer Reviews
Average Buyer Rating:  out of 5 stars

Customer Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Simple and enough room to reach behind
This is the second mount I bought the first one wasn't the right type but I am glad it wasn't for this mount is perfect for my needs.

I placed the 37" TV on a flat surface on top of a blanket to prevent scratching. I screwed the side brackets on. (I placed mine on upside down but I figured it out before and real work was done.) Time to mount the wall plate. I went and sat down in a chair opposite from where the TV was going to be and "eyeballed it" a bit higher. I then marked it with a pencil. I am not going to tell you the exact measurement because everyone is different so just make it at the height that you want it and remember the higher it is the more you have to look up to watch it unless you stand to watch TV. Okay now your gonna need a level you can try to fake it but I wouldn't since you are screwing holes in you wall. Draw a line with the level and line up the wall plate and screw it in. Some people say you should use better bolts then the ones that came with the mount well I used the ones that came with it and they worked fine.

You have the TV on the floor with the side brackets attached and you have the wall plate level and screwed to the wall. I wanted a more clean look so I drilled 1/2 inch holes in the wall with a hole bit on my drill so I could pass the cables through it. I would suggest you go ahead and do this even if you are not ready to attach all the cables.

Time to place the TV on the wall plate. Attaching the cables to the back of the TV is probably a good idea but not a necessity but it makes life easier. Pick the TV up and place the little hooks on the brackets to the wall mount and let go! Don't worry it will hold. Tighten the little clamps and make sure the safety screw is there.

Your done with the mounting now you just have to adjust. The mount allows you to tilt the TV but you have to unscrew the little knobs on side and if the TV isn't exactly right where you want it you can slide it from side to side a few inches.

There is enough room to reach your hand behind the TV to plug in cables but its tight and you have to look at a diagram of the connections on the back but it can be done.

For good measure and I wouldn't recommend doing this I held onto the top of the TV and hung from it for a second just to see how well it held. The TV didn't fall so I guess it did well.

Buy this TV mount you will enjoy it.



Customer Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Great Wall Mount
This wall mount is very good. Attached it to my new 52" Sony and it works Great. A third to half the price of other mounts.



Customer Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Perfect Wall Mount
Exactly what I needed, simple to install, and very sturdy. The price was right too. I'm completly satisfied with my purchase.



Customer Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Great Mount!
I used this mount for a 42" LCD, and it works perfectly. There's enough room in the back for the cables, etc., and it feels very solid and secure. It also came with everything needed.



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