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40" to 70" Inch Tv Mount with Tilt |  | Brand: Av-Express
Category: CE
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Seller: Mountplus
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Display Size: 60
Shipping Weight (lbs): 21
Dimensions (in): 38 x 10 x 2.5
5 Year Warranty
MPN: 104-1070
Model: 104-1070
UPC: 628586164314
EAN: 0628586164314
ASIN: B000J3HTQG
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Easy Installation, VESA Compatible Up to 800mm | | • | 30 Degree Tilting | | • | Fits most 40 inch to 70 inch screens | | • | Loading Capacity 165 Lbs | | • | Dimensions : 31.5" x 16" |
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Product Description
This universal tilting mount is a very rugged yet affordable up and down 15 degree tilt wall-mount bracket for TV's from 32 to 60 inches. The universal bracket offers both easy operation and great looks. You can lock the viewing position by simply tightening a knob - no tools required! This stylish mount places your flat-panel TV a mere 3 inches from the wall and is UL and GS certified to hold up to 175 lbs. This TV mount combines heavy-gauge steel construction with outstanding fit and finish, and includes all necessary mounting hardware for flat back or curved TV's. Three large knockouts allow adequate space for junction plates and easy cabling. Install yours today in as little as 20 minutes with included installation manual. Mounting width supported: 50-770 mm - Mounting height supported: 50-480 mm - Supported VESA sizes: 75, 100, 200 x 100, 200, 400 x 200, 600 x 400.
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| Customer Reviews:
 easy to use August 13, 2008
paint (Los Angeles)
19 out of 21 found this review helpful
I am not a handyman. I was a-feared. Can I do it. I paid 1200 dollars for this TV. Am I going to destroy it? Luckly, instillation was easy. I installed two tv's with this device and the sense of accomplishment still hasn't left me. I am very proud of this purchase. I give this product three thumbs up. That means I had to borrow a thumb from my neighbor to write this review.
 Acceptable June 12, 2009
P. Richardson (Chicago)
17 out of 19 found this review helpful
Not a bad value, here are some observations:
-Directions are sufficient. It took me about 45 minutes with the help of my roommate.
-You absolutely must use a stud finder. Once you are in the studs it is very stable.
-I hung from the wall plate (I weigh 180) when we were finished mounting it to test. It held me no problem.
-My TV is 40" you can see the wall mount behind the TV from almost any angle except straight on. So, if that'll bother you don't buy it.
-The TV hangs off the wall so you can see the wall mount very obviously from the side.
In summary, this wall mount does its job nicely for the price. It's not quite as nice and streamlined as my roommate's mount, but his was over $200.00.
 Excellent basic wall mount for big TVs February 4, 2010
Austin Hastings (New Jersey, USA)
7 out of 7 found this review helpful
I bought this to mount my Sharp AQUOS LC60E77UN 60-Inch 1080p 120Hz LCD HDTV with Gold Bezel and it works a treat. I've posted a couple of product pictures. The kit included the screws needed to mount this TV. The TV has a flat back, so I didn't need the included curve-compensating spacers.
The mount holds the TV about 2-3 inches from the wall, which is pretty good considering that it allows 30 degrees of tilt adjustment. The tilt adjustment is controlled with two tensioning knobs that are operated by reaching in from the sides. This is a little inconvenient on my Sharp, since the TV brackets are close to the middle, forcing me to reach waaaay in to turn the adjustment knobs. (IMO, this is Sharp's fault.)
The only thing missing from this product is a fine leveling adjustment feature for use after the bracket is on the wall. As currently shipped, you have to get the lag bolts positioned just exactly right, or the wall bracket won't be level, and the wall bracket determines the TV's angle. (This is a question of millimeters, so it's not the end of the world if you don't get it perfect. But that's the difference between 4 and 5 stars.)
If your wall is rough (I have paneling) it can be tricky to exactly position a drilled hole. I recommend you grab a small nail, like a finish nail or a picture-frame nail. Use the nail (and a hammer, if needed) to make an exactly positioned hole, then expand the hole with a small drill bit. Keep using increasingly larger bits until you have the size hole you need. This doesn't take very long with a keyless chuck drill, and it lets you be as precise as possible. Be sure that you measure *and* use a level to establish positions for subsequent holes.
The wall bracket is very easy to mount to a wood stud wall. A drill and power driver make fast work of the four lag screws. For other types of walls, other solutions are included. NOTE however that the documentation says that concrete block walls and steel stud walls are not supported (concrete block walls would require molly bolts, I suspect).
Once the wall bracket is mounted to the wall, and the TV brackets are screwed to the TV, the two sets are paired up. I'm a big dude, but my TV was bigger, so this part required two people. You can probably "work ahead" if you need to, and just get a helper to put the TV up and get it centered, tilted right, etc.
After hooking the top of the TV brackets over the wall bracket, each TV bracket has a little retaining screw that is used to hook the bottom of the brackets in place (preventing the TV from being "unhooked" without unscrewing). If you drive these screws up far enough, they will also prevent the TV from sliding side to side.
Overall, the product feels solid. The product is definitely "low end" - there is no extra metal, no plastic boot to hide the metal works, etc. But it's "basic" rather than "cheap." The bracket is SOLID on the wall, and after tightening everything up, the TV feels really anchored.
For the price, I am very pleased with this product. Recommended.
One other problem that I encountered was with the location of the TV's bracket holes. The Sharp bracket holes are not exactly centered top-to-bottom on the back of the TV. This affects where the axis of rotation will be located for tilting, and it also affect where the top (or bottom) of the TV will be with respect to the position of the wall bracket.
The TV brackets have several holes for attaching the brackets, so you should be able to compensate somewhat for the positioning of the bracket attachment points on your TV. But it behooves you to set up the brackets and *measure* the positions before you start the installation. Keep in mind that if you want to tilt the TV up or down, you will have to allow some extra space for the tilting. Don't just allow exactly the size of the TV - you need a couple of inches of swinging space.
Strong, simple, perfect April 2, 2007
Jesus A. Perez (Houston, TX USA)
18 out of 22 found this review helpful
You want to install your brand new flat screen at the wall and already spent a lot of money on the TV itself so you need something that works and has a good price? GET THIS ONE because it is strong and easy to mount. If I mounted mine and it hasn't fallen in 1 month it means it's good. Of course I am smart: read the instructions and used a stud finder.
Good, simple, operational....one minor overcomable hitch. July 20, 2009
M. Bertrand (Sprfld, IL)
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
I used this bracket to mount my Toshiba 55sv670u...a 121 lbs behemoth. the brackets are pretty easy to install and work really well. I was initially worried that I was going to have trouble finding three studs to mount to in the 34 or so inches the wall bracket provides, but I was able to mount quite securely.
The one and only thing that I ran into was that I sheared the heads off of the bolts when ratcheting them on. The lag bolts are crap. I went to the hardware store and spent $9 on higher quality bolts and was very happy with it afterward. I can't say this surprised me, that low grade bolt is pretty common among all these kits. My friend spent twice as much on his and had the same problem.
Once installed I tested it by hanging myself from it for 45 seconds (I weigh 280lbs) and the brackets did not bend nor budge. I was content that my TV would be safe hanging there.
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