Professional Double Arm Extra Strong Slim Fitting (Just 50mm Gap) Swivel and Tilt TV Wall Bracket Fits 40-70" TVs with Long 520mm Reach

This is very sturdy and holds a large 55" TV no problem. It also pulls out quite a way yet is slimline when flat against the wall. The ability to pull it out and angle it was a game changer when it comes to plugging in the soundbar, etc. Highly recommend!

Although the description says 40inch and above, this fitted my Samsung LE37R88BD (37 inch LCD) very well. The TV has 200x200 VESA mount, which is the minimum this bracket will fit. I had forgotten how heavy the TV was, but the bracket handles it with ease. No signs of stress.The TV fits to its assembly that then slots easily into the bracket arm that is already fixed to the wall. Screws secure the parts together.One person fix is no problem.There are a lot of different screws and spacers supplied with the bracket for mounting TVs. It also comes with a nice little spirit level!For my application, the bracket needs to be at maximum extension and at about 70° to the wall when the TV is in use, so this is ideal for the job. The living room looks a lot bigger now as the floor is visible all the way to the corner. The Sky box and router are on a new floating shelf, hiding the wall sockets, and the cables secured with Velcro ties.The supplied crews and plugs are good quality. I drilled 9.5mm holes, the same length an the screws into the block wall, then tapped in the plugs to the back of the holes with a steel rod. The screws did up nice and tight. The screws have a 12mm hex drive, so I used a socket on a battery drill, but a spanner is supplied.The supplier and community were very helpful answering my questions 😀

Arrived the day after ordering it. Instructions are okay, they have small print and some diagrams hard to see because of their size, but use some common sense where needed and you’ll have the frame which attaches to the back of the TV together in no time. Once that’s built up, use the supplied fittings - of which there are plenty - to fix it in place.Next turn your attention to the wall bracket part. You’ll need a series of drill bits up to and including 12mm if you want to use the substantial supplied wall bolts and plugs for solid walls. Fix that to the wall where required. Next you hang the tv using the frame which sits on a circular spur on the wall bracket - think dungarees shoulder strap hook and you’ve got what it is! 2 little screws then stop it from lifting and voila - sooooooo easy to install!! Super strong and good adjustment - absolutely no reason to not give it 5 stars.

Been rearranging things, so had the opportunity to get a bracket that comes away from the wall, last one sat flat and didn't move, real pain to get to the cabling behind it, this one does come out quite away, and has great access to the cables, and although looked really complicated when I first opened the box, was quite east to fit, though I recommend you don't try doing so alone, it is quite a heavy and very solid piece of kit, the magnetic 3 axis spirit level supplied is a good one, managed to get mine fitted perfectly level, though there is a little adjustment if you don't get it perfect, you can tweak it a little to level it out, I am very pleased with this bracket, it does the job very well, and is easy to move when needed, very smooth movement

This is quite a good product, but if you are going to install a large TV, spend a bit more and get one with a quick release TV bracket. I used this to fit a 65" Sony Bravia. The bracket assembly is fiddly to put together to attach to the TV and the instructions are poor. The optimum fitment points on the TV are covered by the bracket fixings so you may need to compromise. None of the supplied bolts fitted the back of the TV well, but fortunately I had the Sony bolts in place.You will need a 12mm masonry drill to fit the bracket to a brick wall - and the largest drill in most DIY drill kits is 10mm, so be prepared. The drilling template works for one off use, but is flimsy card and has no level markings on it. They provide a tiny pressed steel spanner for the coach screws that fit into the wall, but this is useless and you need to get a socket set out really.They say you can fit this to a plasterboard or stud wall, but I wouldn't as the rotational loading when fully extended is significant. They provide no fixings for hollow walls and given that in masonry you need a 12mm drill for the plugs, this tells you that you need to be screwing directly into wooden studs if you hang on a partition wall. The template does not accommodate typical UK stud spacings so you will need to measure carefully.The claim the bracket will support up to 50kg. Our TV weighs much less than that, which is just as well as the bracket when fully extended has to resist arms length loading. Almost zero risk when TV fully back against the wall though.The bracket itself works well when fitted. There is about one degree of sag, but this is easily adjusted for, and the lateral rotation adjustment of up to 5 degrees makes levelling the screen easy. The cable tidies are OK and work fine.It is very good value, but you need a helper without a quick release for the TV off the bracket, so installation requires DIY competence and confidence. That said, it is recommended as a good product.

All reviews, I have done so far are negative; grumpy. But this one I will give it 5 stars because I have it now for 2 years (bought 14 January 2015) and no complaints.If they are still making the same, as the one I got I would recommend it. It is very solid and it holds very safe. I have a Panasonic viera 55".The TV wall bracket can be oriented in various directions or pulled away from the walls -- by adult only. Kids won't be able to move it.The only problem is that the documents that came with it where not clear. It took me a number of days to figure out how to set it on the brick chimney wall. I used my own bolts, the one that came with it where minimalist, and if I remember well, the one that should go on the wall did not look strong. Buy good quality one