Mounting Dream TV Mount for Most 37-70 Inch TV, Universal Tilt TV Wall Mount Fit 16″, 18″, 24″ Stud with Loading Capacity 132lbs, Max Vesa 600 x…

The TV is released from the wall by pulling down on straps attached to the bracket. These straps are way too short, and can Not Be Reached once the TV is mounted to the wall. Be certain to attach much longer straps *before* mounting the TV.

This is a wonderful mount that is perfect if you want to mount your TV close to the wall. It can be mounted to your wall such that the center of the TV is exactly where you want it, left to right. Some more expensive mounts restrict the left to right placement.

Excellent product at a great price, and it includes some freebies like an HDMI cable. This mount was very easy to install and leaves me feeling confident that it will not fall off. The instructions are very easy to follow and are well illustrated. This particular mount was used to mount a 65″ TV on the wall and it appears that I could have mounted something even bigger. A generous assortment of hardware is included to ensure the bracket will work with a wide range of TVs.

There are a couple (minor) downsides to this product, like everything else. The level included in the box was not accurate for me (or for many others it would appear, after reading other reviews). Not all is lost, however, as you can use your measuring tape to ensure this goes up as straight as an arrow.

Here are some things I discovered while mounting this that may help you out:

First, you need a drill to complete this installation, so make sure you have one handy. I was also going to use a stud finder, but the one I had kept going crazy whenever it got near me, so I used the old knock-the-wall method instead.

Second, as mentioned before, the level is not accurate. The best way around this is to measure from a level surface on the wall used for mounting. I used my fireplace mantel, but you could use the ceiling too, as long as it is not lofted. The distance to each hole should be equal to your level object (for example, if the top left hole is 26″ from the mantel, the top right hole must be exactly 26″ from the mantel as well).

Third, I wanted to mount this exactly 6″ above the fireplace mantel. The manual doesn’t describe how to make this measurement, though. You need to assemble the entire mount and put it on your TV on the floor. Then, measure the distance from the top hole of the mount to the bottom of your TV. From this measurement, add the distance you want your TV to be from the mantel and use that measurement on the wall. (Example, if the distance from the top hole to the bottom of your TV is 20″, and you want the TV to be 6″ from your mantel, measure 26″ from your mantel and mark that as the top holes to be drilled).

Hope this review was helpful!

It does what it says, however… This item is sturdy and will hold a 65 inch TV securely on the wall and it does have a tilt ability. The problem is that the TV is held far too close to the wall to be able to reach the tilting bolts with the supplied Allen wrench. I got it on the wall (two person job with a 65 inch TV) quite easily and secured it easily, but when I tried to connect the HDMI cords in the back of the TV it was extremely difficult. I was able to do it, but I had technical trouble with the TCL 65R617 TV which required talking to the TCL support people who wanted me to unplug this, then plug this back in etc etc. Extremely difficult and time consuming. As for tilting, I didn’t really need to, which was good because there was no way I would be able to reach in and loosen, then tighten the tilting bolts. The only way to do it would be to take the TV off the wall, set the tilt and put the TV back up and hope you got a tilt you were happy with. Tthe wall mount does have spacers that allows you to move the TV further from the wall, but the length of the bolts that fit my TV were too short to use all the spacers. I used what I could, but it wasn’t enough. I could go to the hardware store and get four bolts that were longer, but even with all the spacers provided it still wouldn’t be far enough from the wall. As it turns out I had to send the TV back and while I’m waiting for a replacement I have ordered a wall mount that lets you move the TV away from the wall.
This product gets a solid three stars because it does exactly what it says it does, has clear instructions, but is just too tight to the wall for use with a large TV and there aren’t enough spacers, so I can’t give it any higher of a rating.

Whenever I am looking for a tv wall mount I always buy mounting dream. They make a great quality product. However I am only giving 4 stars instead of 5 as it appears they have provided few extras in the kit. Several years ago I purchased a wall mount and it came with a small 9 inch level and some velcro tie wraps. this kit comes with a 3 inch level if that and no cable ties. They give you everything else you need to install it but missing velcro cables ties to tidy up wires is something they should have not taken out.

Everything was installed to a «T». Mount works great, firmly secure, however upon the initial pull down of the TV, there is a LOUD pop from the frame area. Not sure what it is, but I know it shouldn’t be happening.

The package comes in different sizes of screws/spacers/washers. Instructions are easy to follow. Took me around an hour to install, looks great at my place. Hangs my 60 inch tv with no problem(my tv is pretty heavy). Note that it says cannot install for drywall, tips: buy snap toggle bolts from Home Depot, they hold up to 200 lbs. I drilled through my metal stud and used snap toggle bolt to install.