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Eforcity Universal extended-arm adjustable Wall Mount Bracket for LCD / Plasma (support weight 33 lbs. / 15 kgs max.) w/ Mounting Hardware included [LCD101]
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LCD Wall Bracket
(5 out of 5) by R. Brown on Jan 28, 2008 (Maryland)Small panels only. Very versatile horizontal movement. No vertical or tilt adjustments. I only needed a bracket to move the panel out of the way occassionally and this works well.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
works well for small LCD TV
(4 out of 5) by Michael C. Anderson on Feb 25, 2009 (Lincoln, Ne)This took a little longer to get than we had expected, but we did get it and it wasn't that big of a deal. The screws that came with it probably would have worked fine if I had drilled the holes in the wall large enough. As it was, I ended up stripping the philips head and needed to replace them. I picked up some 1/4" lad bolts with hex heads. I had to widen the holes in the mount a little but nothing serious. The knuckles seem to be good and strong and the 20" LCD was easy to attach to the mount. For the price, this is the way to go for small LCD's. I'll probably order more as I need them. I have a 21" monitor on my computer that I'm think of mounting to the wall next to the TV now.
Simple & Compact, Works for me but starting to sag a little
(3 out of 5) by James L. Stewart on Aug 10, 2009 (Albuquerque, NM USA)I have a small 13" LCD HD TV set mounted to this in our kitchen. I chose this device because it extends out from the wall far enough to rotate the TV for viewing from the right or left yet then collapses down to be very close to the wall.
Two problems areas are that there is no place to attach cables along the arm so that they can fold up with the TV. I improvised a solution by drilling some hold-down clips into the top of the frame. I guess most people would just let cables sag from the wall in a large loop. The problem other is that with constant daily use, the hinges may start to sag resulting in the TV hanging at a slight angle. You can minimize this by tightening the hinge screws every few months. I would worry that with heavier units attached, this would be a bigger problem and might require drilling slots in the ISO mounting plate so to be able rotate the TV to compensate for the sag.
All in all, I am satisfied with the product for what I paid for it and would recommend it to others.
Two problems areas are that there is no place to attach cables along the arm so that they can fold up with the TV. I improvised a solution by drilling some hold-down clips into the top of the frame. I guess most people would just let cables sag from the wall in a large loop. The problem other is that with constant daily use, the hinges may start to sag resulting in the TV hanging at a slight angle. You can minimize this by tightening the hinge screws every few months. I would worry that with heavier units attached, this would be a bigger problem and might require drilling slots in the ISO mounting plate so to be able rotate the TV to compensate for the sag.
All in all, I am satisfied with the product for what I paid for it and would recommend it to others.
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Perfect
(5 out of 5) by Sound Addict on Jul 17, 2008 (Colorado, USA)Holds my computer monitor up above my laptop docking station perfectly. Easy to mount, all hardware included.