Alphamount TV Wall Bracket for Most 26-60 inch LED LCD Flat and Curved TVs up to 35kg, Sturdy TV Wall Mount with Tilt Swivel Extension, Max VESA 400x400mm, APPIMF7

Great product. Exactly what we was looking for. Easy to put together and mount on the tv and wall. Holds the weight of our tv well. Great value for money. Range of motion is smooth and easy.

I found this bracket very simple to install.The only tools I used were a tape measure to ensure it was central on the wall, a pencil to mark the position of where to drill, hammer drill, hammer to knock in the wall plugs, spanner for the wall screws, spirit level to ensure its straight and a screwdriver to attach the bolts in the back of the TV.(A tiny spirit level is included in the pack, but I used my own which is considerably longer and gave a more accurate result)It was easy to find the correct size bolts and connect the back plate to my Sony TV.I used the included wall plugs and screws to attach the main bracket to my brick wall, this felt like a very strong fixture and can easily take more than the weight of my relatively light OLED TV.The range of movement is excellent and it makes plugging things into and out of the TV far easier now.I managed to do almost all of this on my own, but I did require the help of my daughter to lift the TV onto the bracket.Please ignore the dangling cables from my photo, these have now been run along a piece of trunking 🤓For under £20 this is a bargain, and there is currently a 5% off voucher available, so don't forget to tick this box ✅It only took three screws to strongly secure this to my wall, far fewer than some brackets I've previously installed, so this was a bonus.Highly recommended.I hope you find my review helpful.

So easy to put up. Just hung my 42" Panasonic 3D TV in my bedroom on my own. I didn't think it could be wall hung as no holes in the rear panel. Every now and then I'd disappear down a Google wormhole, starting off looking for room darkening curtain poles and discovered that the 4 large black flat screws on my rear TV panel were actually plastic plugs hiding the M8 mounting bolt holes! I just assumed bthey were metal screws holding the TV together!Game on! I ordered this TV mount because it appeared to be the best one for a great price, and it's everything thing and more. All the metal parts were well made and no sharp edges, works of art almost. All the bits and pieces were on their own strip pack of clearly numbered bags. Quality down to the last washer. I thought there seemed a lot of irrelevant bits but I soon realised I'd be using most of it. The instructions wernt easy to understand at first but once I'd laid the 4 arms in place, everything made sense. The only snag for me was that the ariel hole in the back of the TV was under the end of the lower right extension arm. To accommodate the room needed with the cable I found the bag of spacers saved the day, albeit a bit if a squeeze but it works. I didn't realise at first that the wall mount part came off the TV mount, leaving you with 2 sections. I had visions of performing impossible feats of balance and luck, supporting the TV and wall bracket on my back while screwing it to the wall. Saved! I watched the video and discovered that just one screw/bolt was the all that stood between me and success. Now all I needed was to drill 3 10ml holes into my bedroom wall, brick house. The holes themselves needed to be quite deep, the screws are pretty long. This was reassuring actually as my TV is a monster for a 42", nearly 30kgs. My 55" downstairs Panasonic 3D 4k is a lot lighter. So, there I was, TV laying face down on my bed all ready to hang onto the fitted wall bracket. The one job I couldn't manage on my own. I knew my son was dropping in so between us the TV was easily hung and the bolts tightened. I've spent a decade thinking I could only use the stand, sitting on furniture, taking up loads of room! Now, walking into my bedroom the whole look is different. I've got space, loads if it where the TV used to sit and it looks more updated and tidy. Not one fault or issue.I've since looked at the rear panel on my main TV and can see 4 deep screw holes, already I'm thinking of the possibilities lol. This TV takes up even more room! I've checked and the same bracket will fit... I also get the opportunity to move my furniture where I want rather than relying on a long cabinet to sit it on. It's not worth looking for a better bit cheaper bracket, great bit of kit! I'm now waiting for my 2nd one to arrive.

Good quality, Comes with clear instructions, Assembly was easy to follow, size is very practical, very easy to move the tv around when it’s mounted, you can tilt but only slightly and you need to unscrew it to tilt to your desire

Great item, came with everything you need and all the options too for different sizes of vesa and different sizes and depths of TV attachment screws. The only thing I changed was the RAWL plugs - I used metal plasterboard ones as this suited the wall I was attaching the mount to.

Mounted My New 50" Chiq QLed Roku T.V With This Very Easy To Install With Only 3 x 10 Mil Masonnery Drill Hole's To Do, With Plug's & Screw's Included(Not For Plasterboard Mounting Unless You Screw Into The Middle Of Wood Frame .Solid ,Very Sturdy, Heavy Duty Steel Build TV Bracket.With All T.V Size Back Bracket Screw's Included Upto 60" Screen T.V Size,With Very Long Multi Directional Reach & Fully Adjustable Tilt & Hold'sYour T.V Securely At A Very Highly Recommended 5* Bargain V.F.M Budget Price Of £20's When Purchased For A High End Design T.V Bracket.Vinnie Ilkeston U.K.

Very sturdy!

I have actually purchased a second one of these as I was impressed by the first one. This really is a strong bracket which allows you to get exactly the viewing angle you require. It comes with sturdy wall fixings, clear instructions, and a wide variety bolts, spacers and extension pieces, ensuring suitability with many tv/monitors. The standard base plate covers up to 200x200 VESA, without the need for extensions. When I made the purchase the cost was just under £20 making it great value.