Full motion swivel and tilt heavy duty TV wall bracket for TVs 32"-70" Super strong with a Durable Long Reach TV Bracket with tool free tilt with all fixings.

This was mounted on a dot and dab wall with 4 M6 Rigifix fittings - I did not bother with the fittings provided because of the type of wall that I had. With the 4 Rigifix fittings this bracket is securely fastened to the wall and I feel confident that this is not going to fail. With the correct fittings the bracket is very good, stable, has a long reach so that I can take my 40 inch Samsung TV the full 90 degrees, unlike a previous bracket I ordered and sent back because I could not turn the full 90 degrees with the TV mounted. In fact, the long reach is what distinguishes this bracket from the competition and why I decided to buy it. I particularly like the template provided, it took me a while to work out the position of the holes on the wall so that the TV is located exactly where I wanted it when retracted fully back - measure twice drill once but the template sure make the job a lot easier. I experienced no droop whatsoever when fully extended, contrary to what some other users have reported. Also the thumb screws for securely fastening the TV to the bracket was fine and did the job, there was no movement when I extended /retracted the TV. You get what you pay for, the bracket was not the cheapest but in my view it is worth every penny and should last a lifetime backed by the lifetime guarantee.

I like to read all negative reviews from my selection of items I am interested in buying, in order to see if there are any reoccurring issues that people have. This particular bracket has a few neg reviews about it being wonky/ out of level once fitted to the wall true and then opened. Mine was too actually once fitted...I looked at quite a few and needed it next day and this ticked more boxes than most.It is actually a bit better than I had anticipated. They supply a cardboard template which I don't believe they mention, which is a lot easier than holding up the heavy bracket trying to mark out the holes. Best of all and this seems to have been totally overlooked by the negative reviewers for some reason (as it is stated in the fairly easy to understand instruction booklet), - that there is left and right tilt adjustment by loosening 4 small nuts. Whilst it doesn't look as though it will give you much adjustment looking at the bracket, it probably gives as much as 4/5 inches up and down either end over the 800mm width of my tv. This allows for all the adjustment anyone will ever need.I have only ever purchased twin lever armed brackets in the past for heavy tvs, so was a little sceptible if a single arm would be up to the job, especially for this extra 'long reach' armed bracket (needed in order to get tv past the chimney breast) and it platforms as faultlessly as I could have hoped for, better actually. Nice easy action. Even has a couple of installed cable management housings which are easy to use by opening the teeth and popping in your cables. Very good all round. Well done seller.

Get your fav drill bit to hang your house from a useful and sturdy Tv bracket.I had a Tv going into tight corner problem. This was the solution . This is not for mounting to a plasterboard wall . The weight of brackets is a decent weight been a while but maybe 15k .Concrete anchors are what I used and they are 5 inches long ( included in packing ) you could mount in various ways to lots of materials . Due to weights make sure the whole thing is solid after fitment.Having it fold nearly flat to the wall was a thing my friend liked when we were mounting the Tv.With all the extra space from the wall, when pulled out made fitting the connections to various sockets easy.Over all it’s a thumbs up here . Strong enough/ easy to fit / all various fixings included.

Fitted this yesterday. I'm planing to use it for a 55 inch screen which has yet to arrive. Plenty of adjustment and the fixings that it came with are actually ok and quite usable.You will need a 12mm drill bit for the plugs and bolts supplied.I'd recommend using an SDS drill if going into brick, but you can probably manage with a percussion hammer drill if you're fixing to blocks. I'd also recommend using a 13mm socket and ratchet (or maybe a 13mm ring spanner) to tighten as the spanner supplied is small and fiddly but I'm guessing anyone attempting this themselves will be a competent DIYer anyway (although it's very easy). Also supplied with a small spirit level/bubble/vial but I used my own sprit level.Be aware that the middle of the supplied cardboard template (marked with an arrow) and the corresponding middle of the wall mounting plate are not necessarily going to be the middle of your TV once mounted. There is approx 20mm offset to the left (from memory). Consider this carefully if you want your horizontal screen positioned exactly.It's supplied with lots of different machine screws, spacers and washers so should work with your TV out of the box.I'm not 100% convinced with the method of locking the hangers to the horizontal bars though at this stage. These are just hooks that spin around secured using some supplied thumb screws. These will stop the screen from lifting off the mount and depending on your screen VESA size, this may give you some lateral movement/adjustment. I might consider drilling, tapping and screwing these in to position if it ends up being a problem.