Heavy-Duty Full Motion TV Wall Mount - Articulating Swivel Bracket Fits Flat Screen Televisions from 42" to 70" (VESA 400 x 600 Compatible) - Tilt Swing Out Arm with 10' HDMI Cable

This unit meets or exceeds the billing. Heavy duty but not heavy in weight. Truly impressed in appearance and coverings as this unit really fits the billing for its intended use. Now let me disclaimer as I did modify it just a bit by drilling 2 new holes which I'll explain in my review, I was concerned as to how I would mount this since there is a stud in the center of the intended wall and studs to the right and left by 16 inches, this unit is designed to be mounted on two studs 16 inches apart, however if I did that, my TV would be really be off center, by design it does have center holes if you were planning on mounting it to a concrete at the top and bottom of the mounting plate as I utilized these holes to mount it on 1 stud (with the provided Lag bolts at top, center and bottom) - Disclaimer, I drilled an additional center hole for extra support.I will say that this unit is sturdy and strong enough to hold my Samsung UHD 65" TV without any issues. Disclaimer - Just before I mounted the TV I actually hung on to the unit and I'm 5'11" 220 pounds, that is a testament to how well constructed this mounting bracket is. It did not stress at all.Centering the unit was a bit tricky as my center stud was just off by 1 inch and I wanted to make sure that it was centered to the new floating entertainment center. The left to right mount bracket for the TV has holes that are separated by 1 in each one having three holes than a space of over an inch and then 3 more holes this was uniform all the way across the bracket bar. The TV was slightly off center by 1 inch if I mounted the TV as is, I had to take the TV back down and [disclaimer] drill a new hole in that spaced area and slide the bracket over one hole to center the TV. The end results it's perfectly dead center and looks great.As one member mentioned the instructions are on 1 piece of paper and mainly images. There were lots and I mean lots of extra's bolts, screws, plastic spacers, etc that provide many options or confusions if you thought all of this was to be used. I can assure you I did not need to go to my local hardware store as it covered my option to how I wanted to mount the unit.The level is low-end quality but suits the purpose and the HDMI cable came in handy since I needed a longer cable to route from the TV to the soundbar behind the drywall - the only thing I can not tell is if the HDMI cable is rated for today's UHD higher 4K rating (i.e. HDMI 2.0)Overall, I'm very pleased with the outcome.Overall it gave the living room a total facelift which has pleased the entire family.Hope this review helps in your decision making.

Excellent product, reasonably priced, used for my new LG OLED65E6P - comes with almost everything you need for installation including excellent hardware (excellent quality and strength hardware for secure installation) - mounts easily between standard 16" spaced wall studs, instructions are adequate, even comes with a small nut wrench & small level to be used for leveling the wall mount. It is very strong (100 pound screen) & can easily support my 65" LG OLED screen.Nice front to back tilt (locks in place), easy to adjust left, right, tilt and scissor function to either push screen flush with wall or pull it out up 19" from wall. Plastic snap on covers for hiding cable and mounting bolt screw heads for smooth lines and clean finish. Installation is 98% one person job as wall mount is in 2 main pieces, the main bracket that mounts on wall and the mounting plate that bolts to back of TV. Once ready to mount TV it is recommended to have another person help lift and slide TV onto wall bracket, once TV is slid onto bracket you no longer need your helper as it is locked on by weight of TV, just add two locking bolts to prevent TV from lifting off wall mount.Another cool thing is with the LG TV, the bottom brace of the mounting bracket lines up with the bottom of the TV (requires some movement of bracing bracket assembly to ensure proper fit and alignment) so measuring TV height from floor to bottom of TV is simple by using the bottom brace as measuring reference point - I mounted mine 38" from floor to TV bottom (56" from floor to Center of TV). At this point you can use tilt function to position TV screen downwards towards the seating area if needed.Tools needed - 1) I used a longer Level (36 to 48 inches - optional) to make it easier to draw a level line between 2x4 studs2) A stud finder (optional) - once 1st stud is located then easy to find the second (measure 16")3) Tape Measure or yardstick for measuring and for determining the correct height of TV / TV Wall mount4) Drill or Drill/Impact driver (to drive 4" long hex bolts into the 2x4"s) or a regular drill & wrench/socket driver5) Medium Screwdrivers (Philips & Flat tips)6) You can use some grease to lube the lag bolt threads to make it easier to screw into the 2x4's if you are using a manual wrenchChris