VideoSecuTV Wall Mount Flush Ultra Slim Bracket for Most 27"-47" LCD LED Flat Panel Screen Monitor TV VESA 200mm, 200x100mm, 100mm ML206B 1QG

I own a small motel, and am constantly updating and remodeling. I recently bought new televisions, and wanted to wall-mount them. I needed something that would provide a theft deterrent, since it's unbelievable what people will steal.These mounts fit the bill.You first mount the bracket onto the back of your television, then attach the other bracket to the wall. All screws are included, even different depths for different televisions. I had a ton of screws left over.The small width of the brackets means that you'll need to hit a stud, at least on the middle holes of the wall bracket. The product photo shows the bracket that attaches to the TV. The wall mount bracket has fewer holes, of course After that, you just slide the TV down into the wall bracket, and it's hung.The feature that makes it useful for me, though, is the fact that there are 4 tabs on the bottom of both brackets that line up and screw together, making it impossible to lift the TV out of the wall mount, unless you remove the 4 screws. A 10 inch screwdriver is long enough to accomplish this. The TV sits pretty close to the wall so, if you don't know the screws are there, it's really hard to tell what's holding the brackets together, especially with everything being black. Of course, if someone wants something badly enough, they'll get it, but these mounts offer a simple, effective solution at a fantastic price. The fact that they mounted in about 10 minutes was just icing on the cake.

I bought this to install my Vizio 42" LCD flat panel HDTV, and I wanted the lowest profile combined with thick sheet steel ruggedness. This is it. There are lots of mounting holes to fit different brands of TVs, and the quality of the hardware is very solid. Nice thick sheet steel, painted black, and rugged enough for even the largest TVs that require the 200x200mm form factor.This is about a low a profile as can be had to still allow the power plug and cable connections on the back of the TV, and the finished look appears as though the TV is glued to the wall. Though some of my cables are a bit thick back there, I would recommend ordering the new thin flat HDTV cables to use with this bracket to keep them from scraping against the wall.This 2-piece bracket system has 2 wall mounting holes for the wall plate, where I used 2 lag screws with flat washers that I bought at my hardware store. I pre-drilled them to secure the bracket into the wall studs. I recommend you do this instead of using the included wimpy drywall anchors, which are not nearly as safe nor secure as lag screws. Do it right the first time.This is a set of 2 metal brackets, with all the mounting bolts you need to attach to your TV. Operation is simple: one bracket slides inside the other to hang the TV securely on the wall. Now all I need to do is add a recessed power outlet into the wall behind the TV to hide all the wires. You can get these items as a kit at Lowes or Home Depot.Highly recommended!

I purchased two different mounts from this company and this one is by far superior to the other. I was able to install this in less than 10 minutes, and that included the time of collecting my tools to powering up the television after being mounted. This went into my 12-year-old son's room who has never been known for being "easy" on electronic devices. I loved the stability of it once it was mounted.This is really a great flush mount bracket and it is ultra-slim. It is weighty, however, because it is solidly constructed. Although I used this for a 19" flat panel television, I tried it for my 38" flat panel and it worked just as well.I recommend this to anyone who wants to feel secure about wall-mounting their television (within weight capacity, of course) without any difficulty.

This is a very basic mount, which is exactly what I needed for mounting a 32" computer monitor. It came with a variety of mounting hardware, as these mounts often do, and had more than everything that I needed. As long as it is properly secured to the wall, it will hold the screen in place with no issues. I did put a couple of small washers under one of the set screws in the bottom to level the monitor. I'm not sure if the bracket was off a bit, or if I mounted it just off of level, which I may have. In any case, it can be leveled slightly in this way. Great mount at a a great price!

Been using these for years. They work great and there’s only two pieces to keep track of.

Extremely easy to install and very sturdy. If you have a small tv or a computer monitor that you would only view in one position, this is the perfect mount. The slim design means that you won't lose any of the depth of your desk to your monitor.

These worked great for my application. I purchased a 32" TV to use on my upper and lower decks outside. I wanted a mount that I can easily slide the TV in and out of. I purchased 2 of these and mounted the "wall" plates on the upper and lower decks, and one TV backing plate to the TV. Technically, you are supposed to slide the TV in, then secure the plates together with 2 additional screws, but since I want mine to slide in and out easily, I did not do this. The plates are in a "V" like shape, so gravity holds them in place well without the screws.

One thing to consider if you are using this kind of wall mount is that if the cables and power are on the back of the tv, that this mounts almost flush with the wall and there is alomost no clearance for the cables to stick out. In my case, I have a Philips 4k uhdtv, and this was a problem. I mounted this to a block of wood and mounted the block of wood to the wall. Not perfect, but functional.The mount itself is simple and strong. And cheap. It's a good product, just think about how your cables will run prior to purchasing any kind of tv mount.