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Needed something small and compact for a TV stand and this fit the bill to a T.We have a 60' TV on the top shelf, the middle shelf holds receiver unit and VOIP phone cradleBottom shelf holds our router and modem.And it all tucks into the corner on an angle of the living room!We purchased another one in black for our son's apartment. His living room is small, didn't have room for much more than a TV stand and a recliner, and this served the purpose well. He has his TV (40'') on the tops shelf, modem and router on second shelf with space to put game controls two game control systems on the bottom and it is tucked into a corner and out of the way.Hard to beat this product for the price and how simple/fast it goes together.

Way nicer than the picture! Love it. EXTREMELY easy to put together! We live in a small Key West condo, and have a big 60" tv. I took my chances buying this considering the price, but it fits perfectly in the corner and is VERY VERY strong!!! Strong enough to hold our 60" tv, cable box/dvr, DVD player, Wifi router, Wii, telephone, and our surround sound system! Tons of shelf space! Highly recommend this product!!!!

EXTREMELY easy to assemble, sturdy, stylish, and affordable. What more could I want in a TV stand? It also doubles as a cat bed.

I really like this tv stand! It's a good price and I find it to be really sturdy. I was even able to put the small piece on top, rather than the big small big stack. I find it took look alittle better. Overall, great product!

I really love this item. It is compact and perfect for my small apartment. I bought it for my 32" TV and assorted cable boxes, Apple TV and other items. I was quite pleased that it not only held all of them but also my 2 printers as well.I would however, suggest you assemble it upside down. It is very easy to put together but the top caps are not easy to tighten. Assembling it upside down allows you to tighten the poles, not the smooth caps.Shipping was extremely fast via UPS. I chose to delay my delivery from Monday until Friday so I could be there to sign for it. But the original shipping date was only 4 days after I ordered it. That was with free shipping. I would highly recommend this for anyone looking for a compact entertainment stand.edit: For some reason the picture is upside down.

Didn't want anything fancy or huge. Just something to keep the TV off the ground. This works great! Nice and sturdy and was super easy to put together. Everything just screws into the poles and you're done. I have a 55 inch Vizio LED on top of it (added a photo the gallery) and everything looks nice!

This wall mount is high quality and very versatile. The basic arms of the mount fit perfectly to our 42" TV, so I would have to assume if you had a larger television the extending arms would just as well. The directions included were easy to follow and all hardware was nicely labeled and included.*Please remember that knowing where your wall studs are or using drywall anchors ensure that the mount is secure.*The mount does offer extension from the wall and the TV moves very easily. My only complaint would be that to angle the TV you must hand adjust and then lock into place making angling the television not always an easy task, but this does ensure more security for your telvision.We also appreciated the level and the HDMI cord that was included with the price. Overall an amazing deal for a quality product that cost upwards of $100 or more in stores.Would definitely buy again and recommend to family and friends.

I used to install TVs for people professionally, so I have used many different mounting systems. I was looking for something cheap, but reliable to hang a 50" LG 50LA6200 LCD TV. I looked at a lot of options both on Amazon as well as elsewhere before settling in this one. I am happy that I did!For starters, this comes with EVERYTHING that you could possible need to hang your TV, with the exception of a #2 phillips head screwdriver and a drill. Included are a complete assortment of screws, bolts and washers (all neatly organized and labeled in individual packets), a double-sided spanner wrench, a very nice magnetic level, and even a 10' HDMI cable. The instructions say to use the "optional" expansion kit for larger TVs. Usually, this is code for "kit not included." I was pleasantly surprised to find that that was not the case here. For once, the "optional" kit was actually included!Installation was a breeze for me, even without instructions since I already know how this works, but I found the instructions relatively easy to follow for those who need them. All of the various configurations for the expansion arms can get confusing, but just try each one until you find the right setup for your TV.** PLEASE NOTE **There is one change to the instructions that I highly suggest, however. The instructions say to drill a 7/32" pilot hole into the stud for each mounting bolt. Then screw the bolt in with a phillips head screwdriver. When I first mounted this (I wound up moving it shortly thereafter), I followed the suggestions for the pilot hole. Sure enough the screw did thread in easily... a little TOO easily. The second hole from the top actually stripped out and I was not putting much force behind the screwdriver at all! When I moved this to the other side of the room, I decided to go with a smaller pilot bit. I used a 3/16" bit instead. Granted, you are not going to thread the bolt in with a screwdriver - you will need a 10mm socket - but doing it this way, those bolts are not going anywhere! You could probably get away with a 13/64" bit, but to really protect your expensive TV, I would want all of the bite I could get!I also found that the inside diameter of one of the washers was a smidge too small for the bolt to go through. I just enlarged it with a round needle file, but since they don't include any spares, if you don't have a file or another washer laying around, you'll need to get one. Just thought I'd throw that out there in the interest of full disclosure.Once this was installed, I was impressed with not only the sturdiness, but also with the complete range of motion. This is fully articulated. You can put your TV pretty much anywhere you want to. The only thing it can't do is move your TV up or down, although you can tilt it to a certain degree.

So I was very skeptical of this product when I first looked at it, lots of people saying it would tear out of the wall shortly after installation and all that. Lemme tell you, they just did it wrong or like complete idiots; you do no use dry-wall mounts for a heavy TV, possibly a lighter TV, and I can not stress the word "Light" enough. No one should be using dry-wall mounts in the first place, they are not reliable... plain and simple.Anyways, back to my experience with the product. I have it mounted above my Xbox One about 4 feet off the ground. I mounted to a stud in the wall and right after that, my roommate who weighs around 150 LBS hung off of it for about 5 seconds at the base and it didn't even budge; now that's a tough wall mount if I ever saw one! I put my 40" Samsung TV on the mount, and I can extend/swivel/angle/tilt it however I want.The gear it comes with is pretty high quality and especially the level. For an add on to the product the level is pretty decent for it's designed purpose. The packaging is well done and the parts are all labeled well and accordingly. Make sure you use washers on the outside of the mount before you put the TV adapter on your TV, they will save you a lot of grief.I've had this wall mount for a month so I felt pretty confident in writing a review. I'll add some pictures to let you know the range of motion as well as how the TV looks how I attached the adapter and the part where it's mounted to the wall. I can sit specifically off to the side and enjoy the TV along, I can turn it to look at my PC area so I can play while I talk to friends on Skype or other chat programs and I can turn it to look at my bed and I can enjoy Neflix or Hulu as I lay in bed, nice and cozy.I hope you all enjoyed my review, it's been a blast and I'll be willing to answer any questions you might have.

Based upon some of the reviews, I mounted support brackets between two studs and using a heavy duty toggle bolts, mounted the wall mount. It went up in about 90 minutes and is solid! Used heavy duty screws to assure it will not fall from the wall.Kit includes level and cable as stated and is great! Articulates out and nice adjustment of the angle. TV looks great!

8/28/2017 UPDATE: The review and the pictures below are accurate for the TV mount I purchased on 01/26/2015. From the comments I am getting for the past 6 months, it seems that the seller might have changed the product since, and my review and pictures might not match the current product. That is not under my control, seller should have created a new listing for the new product but chose instead to use the same listing because of the 19000+ reviews posted. So please don't blame it on me, I'm just a customer that wrote a review to the product I received back in 2015.Original review written on 03/02/2015:Bought it to mount 3 LED TVs (2x65", 1x50") in an office, chose this model mostly because of the lockable feature. I didn't use the included lag bolts because of the poor quality complaints in previous reviews. I didn't want to take the chance to strip the included bolts so I bought 5/16-9 2-1/2 lag bolts from Lowes (item 63396) and a box of 1/4" Toggler bolts (Lowes item 118084). On one of the 65" TVs and the 50" TV, the 2x4 studs were spaced perfectly and I was able to mount them using 4 lag bolts each. On the other 65" TV, the stud was about 2" off center so I put 2 lag bolts in the stud and 4 toggler bolts in the left and right most holes. I put my entire weight (200 lbs) on each mount half way extended and they held up just fine. Here are the pros and cons:Pros:1. Good quality mount2. Ability to adjust the horizontal leveling (plus/minus 6 deg)3. Lockable mount with 5 mm holes. Most pad locks you can find in stores have 6 mm shackle diameter, but I found the Master Lock 131Q has 5 mm locks and it fit just right.4. 10 ft HDMI cable included5. Long arms give you the option of moving the TV in almost any position.Cons:1. There is nothing to stop the TV from sliding from one way to the other on the two horizontal bars. That would screw up the horizontal alignment every time the TV is moved. Not sure how they didn't think about this. I used some black duct tape to prevent that. I could have drilled holes in the horizontal bars and put some screws in but duck tape was faster.2. I wish I could have been able to use zip ties to route the cable on the wall side from the lower side to the upper side or the mount, but there are no holes to get the zip ties in.Very happy with the purchase overall, would buy again in a heartbeat.You can see how it looks with a 65" TV attached in the pictures below.[...].

I mounted a 60" Sharp LED TV to this mount with no problems. I recieved it sooner than expected & it was 98% assembled out of the box. I followed the directions, took the time to do it right & it took about 20 minutes.I always read the negative reviews first & I am baffled as to how people can have problems with this product. This mount is well made & I would recommend it to anyone that is concerned over the reviews stating it sags.The mount can be easily installed by one person as I did below: You may need help to hang your tv on it once it is installed. I am laying this out because of the problems I read about in the other reviews.1. Figure out where your studs are & drive a pin or finish nail on each side of it to be certain where the centers are. Make these small holes about 1/4" above where your mount holes will be drilled. These small holes will be covered by your mount.2. Drill your first pilot hole into the center of the stud & run the first lag bolt & washer through the mount & get it near snug.3. Extend the bracket so you can lean against it.4. While leaning against the mount in a eyed up level position, lay your level on top of the wall bracket & get it level.5. Pull your pencil from behind your ear & mark the second hole which is on the opposite side of your first hole.6. Let it back down & drill the second hole in the center of the stud.7. Move the mount back to the level position & install the lag bolt & washer.8. Tighten the two lag bolts so they are just about crushing the mount into the wall.8. You can now drill your bottom holes & install the lag bolts & washers. Make sure you are in the center of the studs.10. Tighten & retighten all four lag bolts. If these are not tight, you will have problems with the TV sagging when the mount is extended. It is critical that the four lag bolt are tight against the mount. If you skip using the washers, you reduce the strength & stiffness of your mount.Any fine tuning needed can be done on the 3 bolt swivel plate after the TV is on the mount.The mounting bracket has holes so you can install mud rings & plates for your wiring. I will be installing a recessed power outlet on one side & a brush cover faceplate on the other for the signal cables on the other. The mounting bracket has wire chases so everything is neat & held to avoid crushing cables.The only thing I will do to modify the mount is to drill a small hole in the upper portion of each pivot point to allow me to easily give each pivot a shot of WD-40 once in awhile. This should keep it operating smoothly & keep things from getting tweaked if it gets a little sticky from dust & oxidation.

Really nice especially at bargain level. Very sturdy. Easily assembled. I bought the cherry and am very pleased with the depth of color.I dropped a star because of several scratches, surface, that are now under the dvd player. It also has a small chunk taken off of one corner. We put that side to the wall. It's simply not worth the heavy lifting etc to return. But it's not in sellers control. Manufacturing defect. I'd buy again.

Very good product, easy to assemble, modular. I knew exactly what I was getting into with this product as it is a replacement for the 2-tier with turntable model which I bought a few years ago. Got a bigger TV with a wider footprint, so this seemed like it would do the trick. Easy to assemble, clear instructions, and everything was packaged well - though the box could have been taped a bit better and was partially opened on one side. I only used one wide and the smaller shelves - tbh I really only needed one of the wide shelves but wanted more stability - so my TV can be raised above my receiver; I was hoping to be able to get my center speaker and receiver under my TV, but using the 3 shelves won't quite fit with my entertainment center, and the posts on the side are set just a little too close together. This is no fault of this product, merely the way the cookies crumbled. Overall, it is a good piece for the relatively low price, and I used this piece's predecessor for several years with no complaints as well.

I am using this product essentially as a media shelf with my TV wall mounted above. The quality seems good enough for the price. I wouldn't put a ton of weight on it, but it should hold up to what it advertised. One complaint is that the metal support poles came in with dents in them. Luckily the are not bent, but I did have to try to rotate them so that the dents were facing away from view because due to the finish of them, dents are highly visible.Product was extremely easy to assemble with no extra tools required. I was able to assemble it in about 5 minutes without assistance.I was not looking for a really expensive stand because I have one already. I needed this because I had a specific vision in mind with my current floor plan and this allowed me to achieve that at a low cost. I was able to catch this product on sale, and I'm not disappointed(besides the dents).

I purchased this to support my 40" TV in front of the couch. Ultimately I think it was worth the money but there are a few design issues I don't like. I'd give it 3.5/5 stars.Pros+ Sturdiness: This is particle board so sturdiness was a concern for me. I measure the thickness of the boards to be exactly 5/8", which is just thick enough that the stand doesn't feel cheap/flimsy. (For reference, I have a 1/2" particle board board desk which does look and feel cheap and flimsy). They're dense enough to support a good amount of weight, but I don't know if I'd feel comfortable with the stated weight limit of 85 pounds. I have this on carpet and it does not wobble. The boards are rigid and level with the ground.+ Assembly: Probably the easiest piece of furniture I've ever assembled, especially given how sturdy it is. You just place the boards on the rods and screw them together by hand (be careful not to overtighten as this could damage the boards).+ Cord management: Granted, there is no built-in cord management and no backboard. But I am able to hide the my (currently three) cables very well by running them down the back of the middle pole and tying them in place with some velcro cable ties. I only notice the cables where they are plugged into the power strip at the bottom. If you're willing to invest a little bit of effort and don't have an excessive number of devices then you can get this looking pretty nice.+ Appearance: For particle board with a laminate finish, this actually looks pretty good. There's no noticeable damage to the laminate and based on the looks I could imagine this for twice as much at a retail store.Cons:- Color: This is a bit subjective so it may not apply in every case. I purchased 'dark espresso' expecting a dark brown. I know 'espresso' is already dark, so 'dark espresso' will be *really* dark, but in plain English the stand I received was black. I cannot see any brown in it at all. It's possible I received the wrong color, but the box was labelled 'espresso'. I think they could attract a lot more buyers if they offered a lighter brown color like cappucino, as it seems a bit redundant to sell both 'dark espresso' and 'black'. I may end up painting it.- Height: Ideally your television should sit at eye level when you are on the sofa. As a fairly average height guy, this isn't the case with my TV. I think this stand would benefit from even a few inches' extra height. Like the color, this seems to just be an odd design choice to me, because I can't imagine adding those few extra inches would require much re-engineering.For me the color was the biggest disappointment, so if you're happy with black (or the much lighter colors this comes in) then you shouldn't have to worry about it. I don't know how well this will hold up versus kids or with very large/heavy TVs, but for just myself it works great.

This is an amazing table with very easy assembly without the need of any drivers - best part about this! Although its specification says it can hold a tv of upto 40 inches, however I have placed my tv of 55 inches on it very comfortably (my tv's edges are falling a little out of table boundaries though). This wooden table is strong enough to hold my Yamaha home theater, PlayStation, internet router on its 2 shelves, and a tv on top. I am deducting one star from this since it is not high enough to accommodate the amplifier, which I have to keep beside the table, this made me a little unhappy. But in this price, it is a good table which is very easy to install, and I am not returning this.

This is the second tv stand that I've bought from them. The first one was the standard tv stand (not the wide one) and it was nice for my dorm room. When I moved into my apartment it seemed too small for the living room so I ordered this one and put the smaller one in my bedroom. It was easy to put together and everything I need fits. I have a 32in tv, 32in sound bar, ps3, xbox 360, wifi router, 2 cd wallets, and a small tote holding controllers and extra cables. It is a little on the heavy side but that's probably because I'm kinda small. I still didn't have that much of a problem moving it when I decided that I wanted it against a different wall.I don't understand when people say that they break theirs. The have to be using excessive force or something. I've had this tv stand for almost a month but the other one I've had for almost two years.The one complaint I have is one of the metal poles had a dent in it but I put it in the back and it'd facing the other way so I don't even see it.

Seems to be a very strong wall mount, which is excellent and what you would buy this for. However, I found it extremely complicated to get the TV into a position I liked, as moving it around was not very cohesive. I finally have the TV (a 55" flat screen) where I want it and the anchors/wall mounts seem to be doing exactly what they need to. The thing could almost hold my full weight (170lbs) after being secured to a stud, which I guess, at the end of the day, is what you're buying this for.Also, getting the bracket to fit the back of my TV was a real son of a gun. I had to really jury-rig the additional pieces to get it. I feel PRETTY confident with what I was able to do, but rigging things together is always my last resort and leaves me feeling not 100% certain with the product's integrity. Will update if anything changes.

I'm tempted to give this 5 stars, because it really is amazing for the price. I have a wall mount that cost me about 4X the cost that doesn't have the adjustability of this one. This also came with a lot of different hardware, a HDMI cable, and a level! I've already used the level to mount a new soundbar to the wall, and I used some of the different hardware (bolts) to mount another TV on a bracket that I hadn't kept the other sizes for.I'm only knocking off one star because there's some slop that allows the TV to rotate about 10 degrees clockwise or counter-clockwise, so I periodically have to level it out. But to get that kind of precision machining would probably at least double the price, and it's not like the thing is flimsy - the vertical bracket alone is really heavy duty.

I have two of these now, and they perform as expected, which is key here. If you are just looking at something affordable that will allow you to mount a monitor on the wall with only OCCASIONAL movement needed (such as connecting or disconnecting HDMI/Audio cables when necessary, then this is a good buy.The cons: the rotation on the monitor face (going from 0 on X axis to anything more) feels to be about 10,degrees of rotation, so i believe its really only there to provide adjustment for sloppy mounting to the wall, or something. The arms that extend from the mountpoint on the wall, to the monitor, are VERY tight.Take care when man-handling your monitor when you need to extend the monitor from the wall, you might break the monitor from the mount points in the back of it. it hasnt happened to me, but it might. Lastly, the bolts that come with this are very easily stripped when attempting to drill this into the wall BE CAREFUL. That is, unless you never want to remove it from the wall. in that case, be my guest.Moral of the story is, that i'm relatively satisfied, but i dont think ill ever have to rebuy this, since i have 2 now. Whenever i decide an upgrade is needed, it will be to accommodate movement on the Y axis, for increased viewing flexibility, some thing like this i found on a very quick on basic search: https://www.amazon.com/North-Bayou-Motion-Computer-Monitors/dp/B01AI2YGK4/ref=zg_bs_10967501_6?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=P3T4VCDYW7SYCTV0FPM1

Seems solid enough for my older model Vizio, which is pretty heavy. The installation is easy, attaching to the wall us simple enough, they even give you a little level (which is a pretty handy size for other stuff). It is required that the unit be mounted to a stud, which I would do anyway on something this heavy. Attaching the arms to the back of the set is an exercise in trial and error but I got it after a couple of tries. Hoisting the set onto the wall unit is fairly easy using the guide tab on the mounting bracket. I did it alone, but would be better as a two man job, There is lots of left over nuts and screws which would be used in other installations.

We have a 40 inch Roku TV and this was bought to go with it. The instructions are easy to follow and it wasn't difficult to mount on the wall after finding the stud, except for the fact that the screws that came with it break easily and we had to find replacements. Once it was up on the wall, it was easy from there. There is a lip that the television sits on that is easy to click into place and then two screws that hod it in. It has a tilt function and the arm is nice and long so it can me moved around wherever you need it to be. It kinda reminds me of the ones you see at hospitals, where you can swing it out over a bed or other piece of furniture.Overall, this was an easy installation and a good choice.

Arrived on time and undamaged.Does the job, nice motion range. If it had included a little stud finder instead of a level and little sturdier mounting screws it would've warranted a 5 star. But, I am completely satisfied with it. Took me less than 45 min to install (would've been faster with the level/stud finder switch) Just wish they had used hardened screws for the actual mounting screws. Once they were close to being seated in the wall they began to strip out. If I ever need to move the thing, I will have to replace those cheap self-tapping screws. Other than those couple small things it is a pretty solid mount.

The Quality looks good .but I have a part missing in the package that I got .with that missing part(one of the legs/rods) , I am kind of skeptical to put something on top of it ..so happy with the quality , but disappointed with the package with a missing part .

Package was in poor condition upon arrival, and it was missing one of the five metal poles that supports the upper level. I am not placing anything heavy on the top shelf so I'm not worried, but take note that materials were missing.Otherwise it was easy to put together and the materials feel sturdy.

Easy to assemble and looks good for a 40" TV. The packaging was disappointing on my delivery though. One of the pegs on which the bottom board rests and the middle rod screws in, was shattered. Had to use a rubber band ingeniously to make fix it. However, the stand looks good and is very simple to assemble.

I wanted to give this 4 stars because we truly do "like it", however I knocked off a star because I had to order a replacement- the first box I received had 2 missing poles and a 3rd that was damaged (the small poles). the replacement was quick and arrived with all parts intact. I would buy again, true, but again- knocked a star because of missing/damaged pieces.

This is a very nice stand, however the trimmings where suppose to be silver they sent one bronze trimmer and the rest were silver! For the price i can't complain I have a 55 inch tv and it fits perfectly...

The first one they sent me had some missing pieces, but Amazon made the return and replacement a painless process.I've got a 42" monitor sitting on top of it a satellite receiver on the second shelf, and my stereo receiver on the last shelf.The shelf is sturdy and easy to assemble, don't really need any tools to assemble it.It is what it is, a cheap little shelf that poor, bachelors like myself use for its practical benefits, not the aesthetic ones.

The mounting screws that come with this strip like they're made of soft plastic. There is a RIDICULOUS number of reviews here, even 4 and 5 stars, talking about how crappy the screws are, that my girlfriend did not notice when she bought this. Glad I checked and saw the countless other people having issues stripping the screws VideoSecu cheaped out on, cuz for a second I thought I lost my manly touch with power tools. -_-But seriously, if you plan on mounting a possibly very expensive TV with this, I HIGHLY recommend you buy better screws on your own, because the ones VideoSecu provides are not worthy of the rest of the mount, which is very well built and sturdy. I honestly couldn't care less how well it's built though, because it doesn't matter if the practically most important part of the device are junky.My fix:Instead of buying better screws that VideoSecu should have provided based on the numerous issues they are causing for tons of people, just switch over to a socket wrench or use a bit socket that wraps the whole screw head. Come to think of it, it's almost like these were meant to be socketed in, and like the phillips screw head was added to a hex head screw or something crazy like that. Anyways socket wrench em in. I recommend against changing your pilot hole size as some others have suggested. That is usually a bad idea (unless you're going very slightly smaller to make it a tighter grip). Good luck.

I've had my fair share of TV wall mounts but this is my first where the support bracket is only on one side. My initial thought was, great two less screws to drill on my wall. Unfortunately, after installing this and mounting my 55" LG LED TV the top screw gave and away goes the TV on my head. Fortunately the bottom screw was still holding on fairly well.After that scare I used a thicker screw for the top part of the mount, used the supplied screws for second reinforcement on the top and at last the bottom.Now....the waiting game starts, it's been up for 30 minutes so I guess so far so good.I would give this 4 stars but the mount seems a bit flimsy. But, I guess for the price you cant be too picky, or nitpicky like they call me at work.

Works great after a month, although I can't give it 5 stars because I had to mount it to a board due to the fact that the distance between studs didn't match up with the mount, also, I wanted to mount the tv low, but was unable to because the holes on the mount wouldn't line up. HOW DOES THAT HAPPEN? so I had to mount the tv higher than i wanted. Instructions were easy to follow and mounting was simple.

The product is what it says it is. A small TV or Monitor mount. nothing special. I do have some concerns with the fact it only mounts at one point to one stud, but they do make bigger mounts and that may be what you need if this doesn't work for you. I also liked it came with the HDMI cord and a level. The product worked for me on three different TV's in three rooms and one room even being above the fireplace in brick. There is more than enough screws and hardware included with the exception of washers. for some reason each package only contained enough washer for three of the four TV screws on the back. other than that, works good.

I couldn't find the plate mounts I've used several of over the years, so I tried this one for a Hitachi 43" TV (43R5). The instructions are vague and you'd think it would be easy to figure out on your own. After a lot of trial and error I finally got it to fit, somewhat. The main problem was on the Hitachi, the bottom mounting holes are low on the TV causing the brackets to slightly extend down below the TV. If the TV was mounted low, it wouldn't be a problem, but mounted high on the wall like mine, the brackets show. It may not be a problem on other TV's, but I wouldn't recommend this for a Hitachi 43R5 if mounted high.

It works. Holds my 50" Plasma (55 lbs) just fine. I attached it to a beam, not a stud.PROS:Comes with plenty of hardware and an HDMI cable.Price (I paid ~$25.)After finding the stud, mounting the TV is pretty simple.CONS:You're hosed if a stud isn't in the spot you need it to be.The mounting bracket isn't in the center of the TV, so you have to offset the mount by about 3 inches. Not indicated in the directions.I would not buy this model again because of the limited mounting options. I'd buy one with upper and lower mounting rails that span 2 studs for more easy centering.

Difficult to put together.

It's a stable tv stand but every wooden piece was damage

Had dents in the poles and the wood was chipped. I understand it was inexpensive but it truly is a really nice looking tv stand if it didn't have the inconsistencies.

I like it but it is all scratched and dinged on the corners. It will do for now I guess.

Received item with chipped edges and plastic popped out of edge :( so disappointed.

One of the shelves came minimally damaged so I just dealt with it - the most ANNOYING thing... ugh... The top shelve has plastic caps that screw into the bars below for support and they are not flat so they have a minor bump and it is interfering with my sound bar sitting in front of the tv. I am going to either have to live with it or attempt to put it on a different shelf - but then I have other things on those shelves... stupid. If you are looking for something that will "work for now" - then this is ok but this is definitely IKEA quality or worse. Bummer.

Initially this mounting bracket seemed good. It felt sturdy, came with plenty of hardware, and it was relatively easy to attach our TV (which weighs just under 39 lbs, so well within the weight limit for the bracket). The directions that came with it are somewhat overwhelming. There are 3 individual pages, front & back, of directions. If they were attached in booklet form they'd be much easier to keep track of. We carefully measured the space where we wanted to mount our TV, found the center of the wall, and mounted the bracket. When we attached the TV to the bracket and folded it back towards the wall, the TV is off center by about 3". Also, even with everything tightened down, the TV is disturbingly wobbley on the backet. It's not the tilt that's wobbley, so not the "up/down" direction, it wobbles to the left/right at the part that connects to the TV. Our TV was sagging to the left pretty badly. We were able to level it out and it does hold level pretty well as long as you don't touch it.The wobbling killed my confidence in the bracket. I wanted to take the TV down within minutes of mounting it. We'll be replacing this bracket very soon.

This mount takes 3 people to install your tvI have purchased a lot of mounts and hung tvs by my self but this one sucksI purchased because it had a good rating and thought I would give it a tryWent ahead and hung tv but will probably change out for a better mountDo your self a favor and buy a better mount

This did not work for my LG 42" flat panel. The braces could only be attached at the top because the lower ones covered both the AC plug in and all the inputs. The flange that attaches the mount to the wall needs to be much longer, IMO. I just don't believe it will hold to the wall reliably. Finally, when folded flat against the wall, the TV is about 3" left-of-center and the mounting design didn't allow any adjustment in that direction. I returned it for a standard wall mount with two rails.

While this is a solid mount, there is no way to adjust the center of the TV once it's mounted. I attached the mount so it was centered over my fireplace, where I intentionally placed a stud while framing the wall. After mounting the TV, I pushed it back against the wall and it was 3 inches off center due to the configuration of the mount arms. It looks pretty bad with the TV being that far off. This seems like a pretty basic adjustment that all mounts should have, and it makes no mention in the description that it is lacking this feature. I'm returning this and getting a different mount that has the required adjustability.

I got this mount because of the Prime Day price and the reviews. I removed my existing mount, which was perfectly level, and replaced it with this. When I installed it the base was perfectly level, but the end where you hang the TV was not at all. I had to loosen the bolts and adjust the mount every way I could to get the left side all the way up in hopes that the TV would end up level. It took a while and some frustration, but I got it as level as it can be. Now I'm hesitant to move the TV at all for fear of it shifting somehow and the left side dropping again.

Yes the mount is cheap and yes it holds up my TV and yes it was easy to put up, but that's where the compliments stop. The mount I received can never be level. When it's pushed in it leans one way and when I pull it out it leans the other way. There's no way to adjust that side-to-side tilt of your TV as the joint only adjusts up and down. I had to laugh with the level included b/c all it does is highlight how uneven the mount is. \Looking at the picture others have posted I see a nice cover for where the bolts go, more than two places to put the bolts in and silver metal on arm. The one I received is like the new stock photo. Completely square plate, no silver metal showing and only two places to attach bolts. While the metal is very heavy/sturdy, it feels like a cheap production and lacks attention to detail. I've given up on keeping the TV level and am just living with it for now. The arm is very stiff and difficult to pull in and out even with a 32" TV on it.I should have spent $10-20 more to get a quality mount, but this just seems to be one of those cases where the manufacturing got switched to some cheaper factory and the quality has gone down as a result. Keep shopping people.

Here is the challenge: From Far away this looks like a nice shelf. The problem is that I received it yesterday and all 3 pieces had chips on the corners, and 2 of the legs had dents in it. Cut e be super cute, but very cheap particle board. I don't really think it was the packaging or delivery as there was great insulation, its just cheap material. I don't know how on earth I will be able to pack this back up and ship it back. It weigh a ton and is nearly 50 inches long. There are pictures below so you can see that each piece had a chip, not one piece was perfect.

I'm surprised by so many positive reviews. All the screw-in parts are plastic. I think it is only a matter of time before you accidentally push it, something cracks, and your 85lb TV is on the floor.For this price, there are a lot of similar items with metal frames. I should have bought one of those.

This came chipped up and was of very cheap quality . I gave it to a relative who is currently dorming. The only reason I bought this was because I received an amazon gift card . I ended up going to Best Buy and getting a much better stand for more money ; but definitely worth every penny.

Received it yesterday . But disappointing , poor quality.But the product had a bend in one of its legs . Had 2 or 3 wood chip marks . I had already started assembling when i noticed the damaged leg and then went over all the material to find other damages . Will never ever recommend this product.No quality check done.

It's bad bad bad bad and missing parts Hello there. First of all I tried to assemble this table.when I opened the box 1st of all I have found that the table is not in good condition it has scratches and damaged also the table missing parts

HiI have ordered the stand after reading review and with great expectation .But my package missed all 5 big metal poles(11-1/2).I don't have nay use of the stand.

Horrible bolt system. Save your time and money shop somewhere else. The bolts become captive when you insert them. Had a heck of a time getting them back out to adjust the mount. And it tore up the wall and took an extra 2hours to mount this thing. They need to rethink the design of the mounting system. I've hung several televisions and never have I dealt with such nonsense. Not to mention that they never tell you anything about it. Never again!

Received this mount a few days ago and it looked great taking it out of the box. However, the mounting plate is only 16" wide, so the lag bolts in the widest position would only be about 15-15.5" apart. It's not the end of the world, but the fact that the plate isn't designed to fit a standard stud width just frustrates me. I'm sending it back and buying something else

Very difficult to put together for a large tv, took a while to figure out how to angle the piece that attaches to the tv. I would not recommend to anyone unless if a professional was going to do the work.

Did not fit the TV and it was in the range specified

Could not support a 55 inch curved TV. Arm bent and 2 screws popped out of the wall

Not happy at all. The cheap bolts that come with it two out of the 3 mounting bolts heads broke off. So had to go buy better screws. Then when I finally got the mount installed it was a pain to get the tv up there. To hard to do by your self like they said it is. Now two days later I noticed my tv was not str8. Yes the arm is already bent. This product is trash. Plus it was to hard to open and move. Do not buy this product