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You'll need a stud finder if mounting to a drywall or plaster wall. The anchors included are for concrete, cinder block, or brick. Find your studs and everything will go great. I leveled the bracket by using a pencil on my level. I located my studs with the stud finder, drilled small pilot holes to make it easier to screw in the bolts. I was able to use a ratchet with an extension to drive the bolts into the studs. I mounted a 55" flatscreen in my daughter's bedroom to free up the top of her dresser. They give you more parts than you'll need to accommodate various mounting situations, so you will have leftover parts. If you're like me, I save the extra parts in my tool box drawer in case we ever need to move it or for other uses. Nice bracket, good price. I would buy it again

I am selling a 50" Panasonic Plasma HDTV. The TV is in mint condition, but I no longer have the original base for table top use. It is presently mounted to a wall mount type part of an entertainment center, which my newly purchased 65" LG OLED G1 will mount to. This wall mount looks and feel to be of good quality, and will work fine in supporting the 100lb. Plasma TV. It is rated up to 135lbs. I am including this mount with the sale of this TV. The price point was very reasonable, the mount has a handy tilt feature, and delivery was very timely. I highly recommend this seller.

very easy to install, just need a stud finder to mark your wall if possible. Or, pick up some sturdy drywall anchors that are rated to hold the load of your TV. Took about 10 minutes from unbox to TV hanging in my garage using our older 43" LCD which weight +/- 40lbs. Heavy I know, but havent thought twice about it since it went up. Plan to pick up another one in the future to mount a TV on the back patio once we replace an indoor LCD TV with a new OLED. lol, when prices come back down on the new TVs.... still waiting

Overall this is a suitable general purpose wall mount. I do like the 2 piece wall bracket option, for 16" or 24" stud spacing. This option is not very crucial behind a larger screen where the full length bracket is not exposed. It is more for the smaller screens that will leave a bit of the full-size bracket exposed if you have 16" stud spacing; you can leave off the extra bracket section. For this wall mount to get 5 stars from me, it would need to be manufactured from heavier materials and have the corners welded to maximize rigidity and strength. For reference: I used this to mount a 42 inch plasma and it flexes a bit holding the weight; about 40lbs. I would not put this behind a 60" screen and definitely not a 75" as advertised max capacity. But ultimately, the weight of the screen is the capacity, not the size.

Great product

Mounted a 75" tv on the wall. Had to buy a stud finder, just to be certain of placement. I had never done that before, and I was able to do it alone up to and including hanging the TV up there. One note: If you plan to have the TV hang parallel to the wall (not tilted) make sure you tighten the screws on the bracket before you hang it, MUCH easier to do then. Works as expected, and at 1/3rd the cost of the cheap ones at local big box stores.

I had to buy this extra wide mount as the studs were off center and the smaller versions would have left the tv off center. It is built solid and comes with heavy duty lag bolts that are solid and easy to install with a wrench.

Not many mounts are compatible with larger spaces studs but this one provides the option to be compatible. Very easy to mount and unmount the TV and is secured at the same time. The price point is also really good for what it offers.