VonHaus Ultra Slim TV Mount for 15 – 42” TVs

This mount is working great for my 39" Visio TV. It was super easy to mount. The level is very convenient and helped expedite the install. It is small, so it easily hides behind the TV. My one worry with this when I made the purchase was that it doesn't have adjustable viewing angles. Your TV stays in a fixed position. After walking around the 14'X11' room, and viewing it from all distances and angles, I can see that this isn't an issue. I'm able to view the TV's display from any spot in the room. As an update, I noticed a critical review that stated that the wall mount is only for concrete walls, and that the mounting anchors are for concrete. They mentioned that the dimensions of the mount make it impossible to span across two studs, so it is impossible to mount. You've got two options available here... Option 1: Purchase drywall anchors (available at Walmart), and use those instead of the provided concrete anchors. This is what I did. I'm fairly certain my 75lbs rated drywall anchors were under $2 to purchase. I simply mounted the unit straight to the drywall with the anchors. This option should work fine for lighter TVs. Mine weighs 14 lbs, and the wall mount is holding firm. Since it is a fixed mount, it's not like you will be constantly pulling and twisting every day to adjust the viewing angle. Option 2: Stud/drywall anchor combination; find one stud, and screw your wall mount into that on one side, then use drywall anchors to attach the other side. I'm not even certain that the anchors they provide don't work on drywall. The instructions do refer to them as concrete anchors, but they look a lot like drywall anchors to me. I only bought the drywall anchors to be on the safe side.

Great product. Even better price. Perfect for anything that needs fixed mounting. Comes with heavy duty hardware and all you need is a battery powered drill/driver. Installs in a few minutes. I am not sure I would use this for a 42" TV, though. I would hesitate at using it for anything bigger than 32" myself. But it is very sturdy. By the way, we used this to mount a SONY Clock Radio/CD player on the bottom of new Kraftsmaid hickory kitchen cabinets. It worked well in this unusual application and kept us from having to drill 4 large holes in the bottom of our new cabinets to mount this clock radio. Instead, we attached the arms to the clock radio, mounted the plate on the plywood cabined edges, and then attached the clock radio to the bracket. Worked great, and for a great price our problem was solved.

Don't let the low cost fool you, this is a great mount. We have a 32" TV that needed to be mounted and this ultra slim mount was just the ticket. It came in no nonsense packaging, with everything needed to install. Our walls are sheet rock, so I was able to use the anchors for one side and the large screws for the other (into a stud). The built in level is accurate (I checked it with my tried and true Stanley level) and a very nice feature. Nothing worse than a TV which is mounted just slightly off. One comment, depending on the size of your TV and how you install the bracket arms, you will need a long Phillips screwdriver to secure the mount brackets once the TV is hung. I much prefer this to the spring loaded dangling cords, which never seem to stay tucked behind the TV. At this price, you simply can't beat it. Compared to other stores, it's 1/8th the price for the same thing.

This is a well designed and inexpensive fixed mount. Multiple sizes of fasteners are included to attach to various sizes of TVs (including a set of large plastic wall anchors for mounting in masonry). No anchors were provided for drywall, but I keep a supply on hand so no problem and no deductions. I did take off one star for the only problem I encountered -- the flat washers provided for the smallest fasteners (metric M4) were too small to keep from slipping thru the bracket holes while tightening. Larger diameter washers (like a fender washer) would alleviate this issue. Another shortcoming is the width of the bracket -- it's too short to span a pair of studs 16" apart, but this is clearly stated so I did not take off points. Finally, there is no provision to tilt the TV up or down (but this is also stated), so I simply shimmed the two top screws and used longer fasteners -- which required a trip to the hardware store. Once the two vertical brackets are attached, the TV is very easy to hang on the wall bracket. Overall, this product is highly recommended.

Exactly as advertised. Well made and quite easy to mount. Certainly can't beat the price. The unit was purchased to wall mount in a small quest bedroom a 23" LCD TV with 100mmX100mm mounting sockets. The smallest screws supplied were a bit too long, so I used 3 (each screw) - 1/8X9/16 fender washers as spacers and they worked perfectly. The bracket is mounted on 3/4" cherry tongue and groove paneling, so I went with four #10X3/4" Phillips pan head sheet metal screws with 1/8X9/16 Fender washers. This mount is solid as a rock and way overkill for this puny TV. I used my better grade level and found the one attached to the mount to be quite accurate. The entire unit is completely invisible behind the TV...and would be so down to a 20" with no problems. For those mounting to sheetrock (drywall) and have concerns about the unit staying put, I suggest using standard hollow wall anchors if a stud isn't available. They will easily support the max weight of this TV mount, rest assured. Drill your holes, insert the expansion unit and then use a Fender washer for the screw. The extra diameter washer size will better span the mounting bracket slots and provide a snug fit on the screw as well. All are available at your nearest TrueValue, Ace, Lowe's, etc. and other usual usual suspects. This one is a no-brainer. Good luck and enjoy your new wall mounted TV.

This is super easy to install. It comes with all the bolts you could need, and you don't even have to mount it to studs! The kit comes with 4 (or so) different kinds of bolts for the brackets that mount into your tv(apparently different tv's have different sizes). It also comes with 8 or 9 washers. 4 of the washers have a smaller hole in the middle than the rest. All you have to do is lay the vertical bracket on the holes on the back of your tv, put the washers on the bolts, and tighten them in (you'll need a socket set for this, also, I had to add an extra washer to each bolt so I could tighten it down enough. DON'T over tighten!). As far as mounting the plate onto the wall, if you have studs where you're mounting your tv, all you have to do is drive the self tapping screws through the bracket and into the studs. If you don't have studs where you're mounting your tv, the kit comes with drywall anchors that you push into a hole that you drill out in the wall, and from there you'd just install the wall bracket like normal, except you'd screw the bolts into the anchors in the wall. Once you have all the brackets mounted ( two on the tv and one on the wall) it's just a matter of setting the tv onto the wall bracket. It's fairly easy. This worked great with my 32 inch tv using the drywall anchors. I had no issues installing it and it only took about 30 minutes. The image attached shows the tv mounted and all wired up, the wires are ugly in the picture, but I recently bought a wire cover that hides the wires and makes everything look neat (The wire cover I have now is from best buy, I got it for 16$ on sale). Overall, I'd say you should buy this if you're in need of a tv mount. It's extremely cheap and works great.

Great mount for the price (or really any price). I didn't use the plastic anchors or bolts that came with this mount as I prefer the "self drilling" screw type plastic anchors. I just picked those up in the hardware section at Lowes for a couple bucks. Lots of people complained that the level on the mount was not accurate but you will always need a separate level anyway. The reason being is that there is play in the brackets you attach to the rear of the TV (the holes are bigger that the screws) so one you hang the TV, you need to see if it is level and adjust the brackets on the rear of the TV accordingly. It usually takes a couple tries to get it perfect. At the end of the day, there is little difference between this bracket and a $50 bracket you can buy at Best Buy. As for not spanning 2 studs or 16" centers, that is really a non-issue. If you catch one stud with 2 screws (or in my case just use 4 drywall anchors), that will easily hold more weight that any LED type TV up to 50".

Mount works as needed but if you don't have a wooden backing you will need Drywall Anchors. My stud spacing is approx 24" and I needed this in the middle of the spacing. Got TOGGLER 20-Pack Plastic Toggle 5/8-in to 3/4-in Drywall Anchor with #8 x 1-3/4-in Screws (might be a touch small) but got the job done. Only rating a 3 because of the lack of documentation of the large screw size. (assumed Metric #14) and the lack of drywall anchors being that most walls will not have stud spacing of 12" or a cross beam to screw into where it is needed. I reused my LCD's (Dell 2709) mount screws as the washers included in the kit for a smaller VESA mount where almost too big and I didn't feel comfortable using them with the included washers. The built in level is nice. Pros: Cheap Well built Quick Install Cons: Poor Documentation about stud spacing and drywall use. No Drywall Anchors Washers ID too large for small VESA screws Lack of screw size on the Large Plate Mount Screws (assumes Metric #13-14) took a metric #13 socket to tighten.