Rentliv TV Wall Bracket Mount for Most 37-70 inch LED, LCD, OLED, Flat and Curved TVs, Tilt TV Mount Max VESA 600x400mm, Up to 60 kg, includes Bubble Level and Cable Ties

I was very pleased with this fixed wall bracket for my new 65 inch LG 4k smart TV. It is sturdy and I felt confident it would hold the weight of this large TV. You need to carefully to read the supplied instructions in preparation beforehand. All the fixings come very neatly packaged. Then I suggest carefully measuring from the top of the bracket hooks on the horizontal wall bracket which the TV will be suspended from to where you want the bottom of the TV screen to be located on the wall. Then it is a straightforward task. First attach the two vertical brackets directly onto the back ot the TV with the screws supplied. Next beware the fixings for the horizontal wall brackets are bolt headed screws which require a spanner (Size 13 I think) to rotate them (or an appropriate power tool attachment which I do not have). Locate one corner on the wall where you wish to hang the horizontal wall bracket. Drill a hole into the wall and insert the raw plug. Scre the top corners of the wall bracket into the raw plug already inserted into the wall. Then level the wall bracket using the little spirit level provided. Mark the other 3 locations on the wall and then drill into the wall where maked and insert the raw plugs. Place the wall bracket into position, checking it is level and then screw In the other screw into the opposing top corner. Screw in the bottom 2 screws. Re-tighten all 4 screws and check they feel well established and able to take the weight. Then flick outwards the top two hooks on the 2 vertical brackets you'v previously fitted to the back of the TV. Take the TV near the wall to where you wish to hang and insert the HDMI lead(s). 2 people will need to lift the TV and raise it so the 2 hooks can be lowered onto the top of the wall bracket. My LG 4k Smart TV had a very short power lead only about 1 metre so I needed an extension lead to reach the wall power socket. For someone who is not used to such tasks I found it very straight forward but only after thoroughly reading the instructions. I drew a diagram after measuring the brackets fitted to the rear of the TV so I could work out in advance where it would sit when placed on the wall.Using the method above drilling and fixing one of the top corners first into the wall I was successful in getting the level absolute perfect, which was a very pleasant surprise.I can recommend this product, but a shame they did not provide the appropriate size spanner for the bolt style wall screws.

I hadn't ever really considered mounting my TV on a wall, but the previous owners of my house set the lounge up this way and it seemed easier to buy a mount than fix the hole they left.After a bit of shopping around I opted for this one, and overall I've had no issues at all. The instructions are clear and easy to follow, and the parts are neatly labelled so you knew which screws/connectors to use based on your TV and the type of wall you are mounting it to.Once installed everything feels nice and secure - it holds the 55inch LG TV without any issues and I don't have any concerns that it's going to drop the TV and damage it. The arms that you attach to the back of the TV fit fine, and the hooks clip to the bracket well. They are also easy to release - we've unmounted the TV several times to fit additional cables and it takes literally seconds to unclip and reclip the TV - no fiddling about with screws or bars that you can't see. We did have one time where a cable got in the way preventing the TV from properly clipping in place, but it still took the weight of the TV and held it fine until we noticed and corrected the issue/I think the only nitpicky comment is the pull strings used to release the hooks at the bottom are a tad too long. But we've tied a loop in them and they are no longer visible at the bottom of the TV, so that was an easy fix.

I bought some Corefix plugs to bridge the gap between the plasterboard & brick behind it and this budget bracket works perfectly. I didn't need a fancy tilt mechanism or swing arm as the TV is mounted low on the wall below the mantelpiece and is intended to be fixed in place (and look like a modern electric fire) so this bracket was ideal.Easy to assemble and install with plenty of options for various VESA standards which should suit most TVs.

Sadly this isn't a straight out of the box product. You will require quite a substantial amount of tools to put the item up. Having said this it is worth to and the finished result is excellent!A simple pull chord mechanism will allow you to pop your TV on and off whenever you like. It took around 20 minutes to install and I would recommend a second person to help just for ease. However if you have a small amount of DIY experience you will easily be able to accomplish this on your own.Plenty of options provided to ensure the correct bolt to attach the bracket to your screen 0 however many TV's come with the bolt's already screwed in the back.Would definitely recommend. Only four star as I had to dig out a fair number of tools.

Keep it simple, this is a great bracket. It can tilt a bit and doesn't need loosening to do this, it's reassuringly tight to do this so I'd do it before hooking the tv up but no reason you can't after.Only possible criticism and something to bear in mind, the brackets could only be secured using one setting at the back. The spacing on my Samsung 55" used every bit of the length of the bracket. I'd imagine a TV with closer together holes would allow the tv to be fastened slightly lower or higher - or maybe this is a standard.Something I will stress, this is no lightweight bracket, it's real quality. The bolts and plugs which come with it, it would support a concrete block on the wall I'd imagine, they were that thick. Put it this way, secured to a decent wall, the TV is never going to fall off, even if you decide to use it as a home gym for pull-ups. Very recommended

I really like this,was easy to put up by myself.it has hooks like you can pull down to easily take of the tv to access the tvs port and it’s holded by 43 inch up well,my tv is a flat screen but abit bigger.really good for the money