Mounting Dream Fixed TV Wall Mount Low Profile TV Bracket for 42-90 Inch TV

Love this flush mount. Have used is a number of times. Very easy to put up, everything included.

This mount is pretty straight forward and easy to install. I recently just got a new Samsung 7200 UHD TV 85 inch and this mount holds it perfectly. It's nice and close to the wall and is super sturdy with the provided hardware. Would recommend to anyone buying a large TV. Way better price too than some other mounts at Best Buy or Walmart.

I purchased a 55" Toshiba Fire TV and used this to install. My biggest issue is the studs were 24" apart so my choices were limited. Because I had no choice in the studs to use, I appreciated that this is 32" wide which allowed me to easily center the TV over the furniture below. It comes with a template and wide assortment of bolts for connecting to the TV. Because you can unhook the bottom latches, it is easy to get behind for wiring. This is a rugged product and well engineered.

For less than fifty bucks, this wall mount holds a 108-pound, 85-inch TV securely. The front of the TV is only 4" out from the wall. Mounting instructions were decent, although there's nothing like having done one previous TV wall installation before to screw up your courage (and then get it right). Note this model of the Mounting Dream Fixed TV Wall Mount does not tilt, swivel or extend. That is a GOOD thing in my case because I wanted the TV close, closer, closest to the wall. The mounting unit and brackets add only 1.1" (28mm) to the TV depth. The plate that mounts to the wall comes in three pieces and you bolt/screw them together; that's a minor hassle but keeps the box size smaller and saves a dollar in packaging/shipping costs. You didn't ask. so here are some mounting tips: • Read the friggin' directions for the wall mount *and* for the TV. My TV maker has specifics about how far into the TV the 4 VESA bolts should extend in, on account of otherwise you might screw into a circuit board • You gotta bolt into a stud. Wallboard might hold a 20-pound TV but not for a beast this size. Get a good stud finder. I have owned a half-dozen, my current favorite is the Ryobi ESF5002, about thirty bucks, and why it's good is: You slide it left-right until all 5 LEDs are illuminated, that means you're dead center on the stud, you push a button that makes a dimple on the wallboard (so small the spouse/partner will not notice), and that's where you drill the mounting hole. • There's a small level in the kit; I would use a longer level if you've got one. * With a flush-mount kit, if the wall outlet is behind the TV (very nice, fewer wires show, see photo), attach the power cord etcetera beforehand. It is so snug you may need a flat-mount power cord (flat at the wall end), a couple bucks on AMZ or an electronics store. Or if you're having a power outlet installed, specify a recessed outlet. • The TV sits so close to the wall, you should attach your USB cables or speaker cables now. Otherwise, you may need to gently use a long pair of pliers. • With TVs, even a 65" TV can weigh over 50 pounds, so it's a 2 or 3 person job to attach the TV (with the mounting arms attached) to the wall bracket. The third person holds the TV steady while the two husky guys do the lifting, the person 3 keeps the cables out of the way and/or attaches the power plug to the outlet if it's too short to fit. Note that some brands are 10-20 pounds heavier than others. • When people walk into the TV room, they come through an archway that points right at the wide of the TV, so we used gaffer tape (like duct tape only black, comes off) to secure cords we know would sooner or later try to jut out • This mount is great value, although when you're in for two grand for the teevee, price is less an object.

I needed this extra wide unit because the studs are odd widths in the area of mounting. This is one of the few sufficiently wide. Note - it does not tilt but very skinny - plenty of spacers provided if needed. The downsides - while obvious, there is no instruction for assembling the mount itself - there are 2 allen screws you could easily skip past building this. And the friction nuts are a true pain too. The final issue, the included level is not - level. Using my own 3' level gets me to straight - a good example of bad info is worse than no info. Once up, works great, nice n tight to the wall. In the end, happy with it.

Really good low profile wall tv mount and easy to install. The only downside that I would say is that you should make all of your cable connections before mounting it because you won’t have room behind the tv because it will only be about 1.5” inches away from the wall.

Worked great was easy to install

Done the job with this product for 1/2 the price of major brands, included all types of bolts and washers, even a dry wall saw.