Invision TV Wall Bracket Mount for 24-60 Inch Screens, VESA 100x100mm up to 400x400mm, Tilts Swivels & Extends for Flat & Curved TVs, Includes Spirit Level, Weight Capacity 36.2kg (HDTV-E)

Whilst some might say "It's a TV bracket, surely they're all the same?", they'd be wrong.First of all, the instructions include pictures AND words. It makes it significantly easier to then understand what you're supposed to do. If you're a competent DIYer then you won't even need the instructions, as it is so straight forward.There are two stand-out features of this product that I doubt are even mentioned anywhere in the spec / listing, but are so incredibly useful:1. You can adjust the level of the TV with two screws AFTER you have put the bracket on the wall. Yes, we all want to get the bracket on straight the first time, but if you catch the brick and the drill goes slightly off (or you're just not very good at measuring level) then you will be very, very pleased for the range of motion to adjust the level on the back of the TV mount. Such a simple idea but brilliant.2. When you want to mount the TV the bracket that is on the back of the TV 'slots' onto the wall mounted bracket. It is then held by two screws (the same two screws that can adjust the level (see point 1). This doesn't sound much but have you ever tried to do up two screws whilst balancing a TV on your head if you're doing the job by yourself? It is nearly impossible and risks you dropping the TV. Therefore, to have it where the TV slots on and then allows you to just steady it and do up the screws at the back without the fear of it falling off is again, a simple yet brilliant bit of design.The bracket itself; sturdy, solid, well made and easy to pull out / adjust where you want the TV. It comes with wide variety of screws, spacers, washers and anything else you may need, so regardless of the size and shape of your TV you can get the mount to fit on well.I'm sure there are cheaper mounts out there but you'll be kicking yourself when the TV isn't level and / or you've dropped it trying to put it up because the mount didn't have the two features above. Furthermore, is it really worth ordering another to save a few quid when I can hand on heart say this is the bracket that does everything you want it to and a whole lot more.

Really good all round will buy this again as another few neededProsBrilliant bracket, and solidGood idea with the built in cable tidy.Use on all size tv vesa mountsGood hinges which, holds the position really wellGood tilt angle hold which, hold the position wellNot too bad to fit at all would have been better with supply of anchors rather than, the wall plugs but was fine.ConsFor any novice diyer, make sure your holes are bang on as, no movement is given in the holes compared to others.Instructions are not great for attaching the extension arms but not hard to figure it out.Cheap spirit level supplied - we used our own quality one as, the plastic one supplied wasnt cut straight so giving inaccurate levelThe pros really do out weigh the cons as being picky but only as having the right equipment and knowledge

Excellent product. Very sturdy (when you pick up the package it really has some weight in it), well designed & neat-looking piece of kit which is fantastic value for money.Attaching it to the TV:This was purchased for an old Sony Bravia TV with odd (200x150mm) VESA dimensions. I clarified with Invision CS (who were very well-informed & responsive) before puchasing that it was compatible & simply used the back-plate without the additional 'wings' supplied; cinch to fit & lines up perfectly. I wanted to use the longest spacers provided since, due to the - outmoded - TV design, the backplate covers all the connectors, so purchased some longer (50mm) M5 screws to allow sufficient clearance. The 25mm screws supplied would have been fine were it not for this. There's a very good selection of other options too so you should find what you need in the pack.Attaching it to the wall:My TV weighs about 17-18kg - for a 32" it's a bit of a clunker due to its age & I bought this for my kids' (6yo) playroom so I deliberately over-specced the bracket to cope with the potential 'abuse'. Until I started drilling I hadn't realised that the walls were thermalite (breeze-block), i.e., a bit like the solid sponge-type stuff that's used for flower-arranging... I exaggerate slightly! I therefore opted to trade-up on the fixings & swapped the 80mm long coach screws provided for 100mm & used 2 x rawlpugs in each hole - the ones provided at the back & new ones purchased at the front to give sufficient purchase. As with those provided, the screw heads are hex so I was able to tighten these with a socket - I doubt you'd manage to do this with a spanner let alone a screwdriver so worth considering this before you embark. The result: a very solid, secure connection, tested out (as suggested elsewhere) by each kid swinging on the bracket - at maximum extension too - w/o any mishaps. (I've obviously banned them from doing this again now there's a TV attached to it!) TV is dead easy to attach once you've fitted the bracket to the wall but it is a 2-person job - 1 to guide, the other to lift.Instruction booklet - though typeface could be a little bigger - is easy to follow & has good graphics too.All-in-all, an excellent product. Seems a little counter-intuitive that you'd entrust your £1,500-worth of Sony/Samsung/LG to something that costs £25 but I really think you'd struggle to find better at any price.* I obviously didn't test this but would be confident the wall & TV would 'fail' first!

Introduction:This is a solidly built TV wall mount unit that will allow you to swivel, tilt, and rotate your tv and even let it lie nearly flat against the wall. Because your TV is suspended on two cantilevered arms, the range of motion available is enormous, and you'd be hard put to find a corner of the room that could not get a clear line of sight. The unit is finished in a nice matte black, with decorative cover plates made of plastic. It seems well made with little give, and clean and confident movement over its range of motion. There are also cable routing channels that you can use for power or data cables for a very neat installation.Specifications:Supported weight: up to 40kgMounting holes: 100mm x 100mm to 400mm x 400mmLeft/right swivelBack (5º) and forward (8º) tiltRotation i.e. landscape or portrait modeWhat you get:I received the expected wall mount, decorative plates, mounting hardware (screws, wall plugs, etc), and installation manual. I don't recall if I received the HDMI cable, but I don't really need another one of those anyway.Notes:I purchased this unit in December 2015, and thus have had about half a year to evaluate it. I originally bought it to keep the TV as far off the floor and away from our newborn as he was learning to stand and climb on various items of furniture around the house. Our 32" TV now happily resides on the wall - not one of the newer TVs mind you, but one of the older and heavier models. At a guesstimate, I'd say it weighs about 15kg, and has been rock solid so far. The wall mount installation is painless (with one important point to note) as long as you have the correct tools.Note about mounting the TV: If you want the TV to be centred on the wall, you will have to measure the offset of the wall mounting holes to the tv mounting holes when the frame is folded flat upon itself. A bit hard to explain, so I have included a picture to illustrate what I mean. A basic guide when mounting the wall unit:1. Find your centreline2. Place the whole frame on the wall with the TV MOUNT PLATE (The big X) on the centreline3. Level everything4. And THEN mark out the WALL MOUNT HOLES on the wall with a pencil or similarI would only take off a half star for this as I consider it a small annoyance that can be easily dealt with, but unfortunately Amazon doesn't seem to allow half star ratings - consider this a 4.5 star review.PROS:Rock solid mountingGenerous weight limitExtremely flexible side to side swivelVery slim folded designVery neat and clean designCONS:TV not centred on the wall mountingConclusion:I would have no hesitation recommending this unit if you want to have your TV mounted on the wall. The range of motion is extremely flexible, and the internal cable routing gives a very clean and professional final look. It can easily cope with heavier TVs, and feels like you are getting a well made product for the money.

Easy to assemble, has a range of vesa mount bolt spacing, is strong and easy to adjust tilt, position and level.

Life has taken a funny turn when, on a Friday night, a 39 year old takes to Amazon to write a review about a TV bracket.I haven't finished putting this up yet as the one wall I want to drill into is the only wall which has a sleeping pensioner the other side of it. While Im fairly certain her partial deafness would mean she wouldn't hear me, I happen to know she has a couple of delicate plates mounted on the wall above her head and I'd hate to rattle the wall so much with the 10 inch bit (drill) that she becomes the victim of a pottery based tragedy.Anyway, I digress.I decided to write simply because I think this kit was an absolute bargain. Like many reviewers, I was slightly sceptical as the price is so good and you do wonder if 'you gets what you pays for'. However, with this kit, it's simply not the case.Included in the box are fixings and VESA extensions which should ensure all makes and models are covered. That's not an assurance from me but the company are apparently very good at sorting sizing issues out.In addition they throw in a spirit level - whether it's level or not remains to be seen but I shall update tomorrow. They also provide a 2m HDMI cable - useful if, like me, you have only used 1m cables to keep the excess to a minimum and suddenly find yourself with a Back To The Future moment where your connector doesn't quite reach the socket. 'Great Scott!'The bracket itself is heavy and rock solid. the hinges appear to be straight but that also remains to be seen. Even if they are slightly off centre, no worries, the entire mount tilts left and right enough that you can put it right. That's also useful if the spirit level turns out to give false sense of security and you end up with a wonky wall fix.Powder coated in black, plenty of room to direct cables and provided with giant coach bolts and nylon wall plugs which will pretty much guarantee that if it's hung correctly ( :-) ), it's probably going to stay up ( :-) )For those saying it's a bit tricky to hold the bracket and mark the drill holes, let me pass on an amazing bit of advice given to me by my nan a few years back: If you've ever got to put something on the wall and it might be difficult to hold it while you mark... photocopy the back of said item and us the print as a template. Honestly, if it fits on A4, i do this every single time....saves so much hassle. If it doesn't fit on A4, still photocopy it in sections, then place the photocopies on said item and stick the pieces of paper together.You can have that for free. You'll have to pay for the bracket though. However, at less than 25 quid, it's a bargain David Dickinson would be proud of.Just buy it, basically.

I was surprised to see how sturdy and well made this bracket was as I did not expect this, for the price. The bracket came with a selection of 7 different lenghts bolts, which came in handy as the back of my 42inch TV where the backplate goes had 2 shallow holes at the top and 2 deaper holes on the bottom. 2 different size spacers where also included and 4 wall plugs and bolts for fitting the bracket to the wall. There were also other bolts, nuts and 4 extender arms to cater for different size TVs, if the back plate is to small for the back of the TV. Instructions were very clear and I fitted this bracket in 30 min, of which most time was spend getting the drill out and preparing. Remember to fix the bracket 12.7cm to the left or right of the middlepoint of your wall to ensure your tv will be in the middle of the wall, once on. What I liked was how easy it was to place the TV onto the arm as it clips in and is supported by the arm when you tighten the screws to fix and level the TV onto the arm, so I did not have to support theTVs weight while trying to tighten it. I will definitely recommend this product and will buy it again when needed for another TV...

Support arms for TVs are very like baby elephants; they're heavy, can be difficult to move and can leave a mess when you've finished. So it was a surprise to discover that - although the heavy bit was accurate - it did come with a decent set of step-by-step instructions with almost intelligible diagrams.First off it really does ship with all the fixings. There's four of most types of bolts for affixing to the TV, washers galore and spacers, so you're not short changed there.Now, we did hit a slight snag initially, because it was tricky from the rather murky diagram to learn exactly how to disconnect the mounting plate from the arm assembly - something that's essential if you don't want to have to hire a hydraulic lifting system. But persevere and it becomes clear that there are two bolts at the bottom of the mounting assembly that you have to disconnect. They rather thoughtfully provide a little spanner for that purpose.Once the plate is removed, the next bit is very easy: the plate is screwed to the back of the TV. If you're lucky, it will fit the existing holes in the TV. Otherwise, the company helpfully provides four extending arms for the plate along with copious Janet and John instructions for assembling.The next step is measuring where the assembly is to go on the wall. Th9s is the part that can doom the project if you get it wrong. Again, the instructions are very good on this, but it's worth measuring twice, laying the screen face down and and carefully calculating exactly where you want the Arm to be affixed.Jumping ahead, the arm is now firmly affixed to the wall, and here's the clever bit: the mounting plate you fastened earlier to the back of the TV has a giant keyhole slot. All that has to be done now is to lift the TV to the assembly and carefully ease it onto the arm itself, which fits inside the keyhole slot. After that, the TV will rest there, held in place by the slot and gravity.Two bolts can now be inserted in the holes left when you originally disconnected the mounting plate from the assembly. These stop the TV wiggling about. The final bit is levelling.Here, the company provides a dinky little spirit level, which can sit atop the TV while you adjust the level. Levelling is incredibly simple and one of the best features of this product. Two small nuts hold the level in place and by loosening these slightly, the TV can be manipulated until it shows as level, then the bolts carefully tightened.I was going to give this four stars, mainly because of one murky diagram, but frankly it deserves five. One of the best mounting brackets I've ever seen.

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Produit conforme et robuste. Facile à installer.

I've had this braken for under three months. When I place the bracket flat against the wall it swings by itself to the side. I wouldnt recommend this product

Ho acquistato questo supporto per appendere il mio TV 43" che pesa 8,1 Kg e sono rimasto più che soddisfatto: diversamente da altri, una volta esteso non si piega di un millimetro, lasciando il TV a livello. I copricavi in plastica poi sono utilissimi, dato che evitano l'utilizzo delle fascette per il cable management.È di facile installazione, anche se vi consiglio di seguire bene le istruzioni in quanto mi sono fatto fregare dal fatto che il centro della barra che va fissata al muro non corrisponde con il centro del televisore, ma nulla di complicato, è tutto specificato nelle istruzioni. I tasselli per fissarlo al muro sono molto robusti, e una volta fissato non si muove di un millimetro.Ottimo il sistema di regolazione orizzontale, in quanto vi aiuta a compensare un eventuale dislivello durante il montaggio. Il sistema di inclinazione verticale fa il suo dovere.Non ho testato il cavo HDMI incluso in quanto è v1.4 mentre io utilizzo già un cavo v2.0, ma rimane un'utile aggiunta in caso ne siate sprovvisti (HDMI v1.4 = risoluzione massima 1920x1080 a 60Hz, non adatto per il 4K quindi).In conclusione, questo supporto si è rivelato un ottimo acquisto. Lo consiglio!

📝 DESCRIPCIÓN:Brazo de soporte para TV de Montaje sobre pared, con inclinación giratoria de unos 8º y giro horizontal de 180º, para pantallas de hasta 55".📦 CONTENIDO:1 Soporte metálico para TV1 Cable HDMI de alta velocidad V1.4 compatible con resolución Full HD.1 Nivel para ayudara a colocar el soporte.4 Pletinas que se acoplan a las esquinas del soporte para llegar a cubrir las dimensiones de las teles más grandes.1 Llave hexagonal de 10mm para ajustar los tornillos del giro vertical y horizontal1 Manual de montaje en españolHerrajes:4 Tojinos de 7mm de diámetro4 Tornillos M4x254 Tornillos M5x254 Tornillos M6x254 Tornillos M8x254 Tornillos M8x154 Tornillos M8x254 Tornillos M4x254 Tornillos M6x124 Tornillos tirafondos 7x80Varios separadores de distintas medidas para entre el soporte y la televisión.🛠 HERRAMIENTAS NECESARIAS- Metro- Atornillador de estrella- Lápiz- Broca de 4 mm- Broca de 10 mm- Taladro percutor- Llave de carraca con vaso de 10 para los tornillos que van a la pared.🧾 ESPECIFICACIONESDistancia mínima de la TV a la pared una vez montada: 55mDistancia máxima del soporte extendido: 50cmDistancia máxima del soporte que se ancla a la TV con las pletinas montadas: 43,5 cm x 43,5 cmCarga máxima soportada: 36.2 kgGiro horizontal: 180ºGiro vertical de -5º a 8ºPeso del soporte en vacío: 3,8 kg🟢 PROS* Diseño ultra delgado de 55 mm a 500 mm* Instalación rápida y fácil* Material resistente y que soporta buen peso.* Versatilidad a la hora de poder orientar la TV. Puedes extenderla, girar el brazo, girar la pantalla horizontal y verticalmente, para conseguir tu visión perfecta.* Viene con unas carcasas plásticas para que no se vean los tornillos a la pared.🔴 CONTRAS* Necesitas taladro para montarla, que no todos tiene uno por casa.* Aunque viene bien terminada y bien pintada, en uno de los tornillos se apreciaba un poco de óxido. No es gran cosa, pero no me gustó.* Necesitas de otra persona para montarla. Así como en otros, puedes poner el soporte y luego colgar la tele de él, en esta necesitas ayuda para poder ponerle los tornillos a la tele, mientras tienes el brazo extendido.8️⃣ VALORACIÓN:Buen soporte con un diseño que si lo mantienes recogido, apenas te separa el televisor de la pared. Estéticamente queda muy bonita.Tiene buenos acabados y me da la impresión de ser un producto de buena calidad a un precio bastante razonable. El soporte me dio confianza de que pueda aguantar con la tele.Si tienes la tele recogida, no vas a tener ningún problema de peso. En cambio, si la tele la vas a tener extendida, el brazo va a soportar mucho más peso y tienes que asegurarte que los tojinos y los tornillos quedaron bien sujetos a la pared.Es muy cómoda de orientar y tiene cierta resistencia, para que luego no se te mueva con solo tocarla.En el contenido de la caja, viene una llave para poder aflojar los tornillos que mantienen la orientación vertical de la tele.Si tienes algo de práctica con el bricolaje, es muy fácil de montar y se monta muy rápido. En caso de no tener mucha práctica, en Internet hay muchos vídeos en los que te pueden dar algunas pautas a la hora de realizar el montaje. Siempre viene bien, para ver los problemas que puedan surgir antes de ponerte a montarla.En Amazon hay muchos modelos de soporte, pero este es de los más compactos y que más recogen el televisor.✅ RECOMENDACIÓNEste soporte no está pensado para montar directamente sobre pladur, ya que los tacos que trae, si se los metes, te abrirían el pladur y no te sujetaría con fuerza.Nosotros lo tenemos montado sobre pladur. Antes de instalar el pladur, le pusimos una plancha de madera, sobre la cual atornillamos el soporte, sin los tacos.Si lo necesitas colgar sobre pladur, tienes dos opciones que se me ocurren:1 - Buscar un rastrel de hierro que es donde apoya el pladur y si te cuadra bien, puedes montar el soporte sobre el rastrel de hierro con unos tornillos de rosca-chapa, unos que son autoperforantes. Además este soporte es perfecto, ya que sólo tiene un base vertical y sobre ella puedes sujetarlo al perfil. Si fuese una base cuadrada, tendrías que sujetarlo en dos perfiles y ya no te daría, ya que van separados unos 35 cm.2 Cortar un trozo de pladur con un cúter y poner por debajo una plancha de madera atornillada a la pared con tojinos. Luego el trozo de pladur que cortaste, lo vuelves a poner y le pones yeso por la junta de corte. No se te nota y puedes colgar este soporte sobre él. Luego tendrías que pintar un poco.👍 CONCLUSIÓN:Muy buen soporte. Muy Recomendable.✳️ Espero que mi comentario ✍️ te haya podido servir de ayuda 😃