Mount Plus 201P Adapter Bracket Convert VESA 100x100mm to VESA 200x200mm and 200x100mm (Fits Most 23" to 42" Flat Panel TV)

Mount Plus Adapter Bracket Converter (MPABC) was easy to convert. I had an existing bracket for a 24” television and did not want to throw it away but wished to extend it so that it could fit my 32” television. I found the converter on Amazon; read the reviews and purchased it. See for yourself!

I specifically purchased this for its multi-part design, as my project was a little more... unique.I have an old Sony KDL-32BX330 I wanted to get on an existing 100x100 mount. In Sony's infinite wisdom, these TVs did not have a standard VESA mount and instead requires a separate SU-WL500 proprietary mount to connect to the 4 screw holes on the top and bottom of the rear of the TV, roughly spaced 200mm apart. That mount is not only impossible to find these days, but would have required removal of my existing fully-functioning VESA mount. Instead, I bought some punched steel flat bars from the hardware store, bent them to the contours of the TV and secured it with some screws and washers.After that, I could mount a 200x200 to 100x100 VESA adapter to the holes in the punched barstock. The design of this particular VESA adapter, however, allowed much greater flexibility in the positioning of the TV since the 'hump' in the back wouldn't have allowed a single-piece mount to work.The pieces are also thick and strong, and made this project possible.

Works great. There are a few comments on here about the provided screws not fitting the brackets. Pay attention to the sizes - the kit includes two different sizes of screws, make sure you are using the right ones. I ended up unnecessarily drilling the brackets to make the holes fit the larger screws, just to find my error at the end when I had leftover screws that were of a smaller size, which would have fit the original holes.One set (smaller size) is meant for connecting this hardware to your current mounting bracket that you are adapting. Not sure what the second set is meant for, maybe attaching your existing mount hardware to the TV? But your original mount should come with its own screws.Seems rather sturdy - I used this to adapt a 100x100 VESA mount to a TV with a 100x200 mount pattern in an RV. Holds up great, but TV is a VERY light 32" at 8lbs. Note that this will increase the distance between your TV and the wall, compared to using a VESA mount that fits your TV by standard.

I bought this kit to connect my two 200x100 VESA TVs to a dual monitor stand. I picked this 4-arm style, rather than the solid pate style, so that I could buy only one kit and use it to attach 2 monitors. I only used 2 arms per monitor. The arms are solid enough to not bend under the load, and had enough holes in them to find a screw pattern that worked.

Product was simple and to the point. Used on a Philips Roku TV (32in) that is a 200 and going on a stand meant for a 100. This product comes with small screws and bolts to fasten to the original brace. Also comes with other screws and spacers. Fit two different braces perfectly until I figured out which one to use. Solved my issue without any 'homemade' modification for mounting this TV. Great buy for the price.

So I got mine used and it smelt like cigarette smoke really bad. That should have been mentioned by the seller. Also it was missing a few screws but they were ones not required for my television. So be careful buying used.Now on to the review. It was easy to install after actually raiding the instructions. Normally I don't require instructions. But this thing has a lot of installation possibilities since it fits multiple TVs. After reading the instructions it took no time to get it installed.For several years now I've been using my television with only half of a stand attach to it. It was a little lopsided but it worked. However I almost dropped it do to it not being connected properly. I am definitely glad I bought this and I would recommend it. The TV is now perfectly level and much more sturdy.

I bought this to use on a TV I want to mount to a monitor stand The TV having a 200x200 Vesa mount made looking for a stand for both it and a monitor rather pointless. Most of the stands I found that suited my needs were for 75x75 and 100x100. Materials used seem of good quality. The metal feels like there is a nice density to it and it just feels like it will last. Coating on the materials feels nice too. I know this seems like a small thing but the devil is in the details and if a company takes the time to show pride of work I think that counts for something. They provided me w/ the hardware I would need to mount the adapter to the Vesa mount on the stand and the spacers/bolts to mount the TV to the mount. Very pleased w/ this purchase.

The brackets themselves are very sturdy, more so than I had expected. What the problem is they are not machined properly and do not fit as you can see in the pic attached.Before I got to the point in the pic where I realize how screwed up the machining and engineering of this bracket is,I first spent way too much time trying to get those 8 screws holding the bracket to the 100 mount and nuts to actually thread into one another. after way too much time on the first 6 completely gave up on the last two.I happen to be a cabinet maker so luckily had some M5 8 x 12 screws, same size as the ones they supplied but not black coated, and mine worked incredibly easy on the same nuts they supplied, you can look closely at the pics and see mine are not black like the supplied. So the coating on the screws supplied was too thick. Just bad engineering and machining.then after all that work you see in the pic how 3 of the 4 vesa 200 holes line up, but the 4th hole is way off. There is no way you can adjust for a hole that is that far off, 20mm really, not even closeA total waist of time and energy due to a product that is poorly engineered and machined, with obviously no quality control to catch this junk before they send it out. Do not waste your time with this junk.