VonHaus TV Wall Bracket for 32-70" Screens, TV Bracket with Spirit Level, Flat to Wall Mount with Tilt, 75kg Capacity, Max VESA: 600x400mm

We bought this bracket to mount our LG 43 inch TV (product code below), which weighs roughly 9kg.We hadn't mounted a TV before, and unfortunately also had to fit the bracket to a stud wall / plasterboard wall due to the layout of our bedroom.The instructions that came with the bracket were a bit simplistic, more info would have been better, but for the most part they explained how to attach the different sections.We went to Homebase and bought specialist plasterboard plugs. The TV bracket did come with decent looking plugs, but I don't think these would have held well in a plasterboard wall.It took myself and my husband quite a while to put it up, but once attached the bracket felt sturdy and it was very easy to attach the TV using the arms.The tilt option on the bracket is nice, but if you want to tilt the TV at a downwards angle, you may not be able to fit a co-axial aerial cable behind your TV depending on your TV model, so you need to adjust the tilt accordingly.Overall I'm very impressed with the quality of this bracket for the price. It does the job and feels very sturdy.If you have basic DIY knowledge and enough of your own tools, it's easy to put up, but I wouldn't recommend it for someone without tools or who doesn't know a lot about DIY.Would definitely buy again.Mounted: LG 43UM7450PLA 43" Smart 4K Ultra HD HDR LED TV with Google Assistant

This is an excellent wall bracket, inexpensive, easy to fit and works well, especially as the brackets in town ranged from £60 - £80, that is more than three times the cost of this one (I paid approx £20 including P&P).Initially I was hesitant about buying and fitting my own tilt bracket, thinking that it may be a job for a professional, however, this proved to be unfounded. The product arrived promptly and consisted of three main parts, a plate that fits on the wall and two brackets that hang on it. There were lots of screws and bolts included, but most of these were not required, they are there to cater for various typres of wall. Having measured up to descide where to put it and marked up with a pencil and fitted the plate to the dry lined wall with 12 screw fittings, I bought these and 12 washers from a local hardware store for £5. could have used the ones supplied but prefer to use the type I am familiar with. It was a stud wall and only two screws engaged with a solid timber stud although the final job seems solid and seems to take the weigh of a 42 inch heavy plasma without any problems. I kied the inclusion of a spirt level in the wall plate - very useful. This is my experience, do this at your own risk of course, I did go against some advice in the instruction sheet regarding how to fit it to a stud wall. The two brakets were screwed to the TV, these each had a tilt knob fitted, it hung on the plate easily, there were two screws to tighten to set it in place.I was quoted £60 locally to have this fitted but did it myself in less than an hour. There is the ability to move from side to side by sliding on the plate and also tilt. Its a well made tilt bracket, proved to be an excellent buy and has a good quality feel, buying and fitting this saved me over £100 in total. As written in the instruction sheet - I will 'enjoy the using'!

I always read the 1 star reviews first on all Amazon purchased products - it helps me establish the level of consumer intelligence before deciding whether their is merit in the 1 star review. With this particular product, I have found it difficult to rate it other than "exceeded my expectations." The 1 stars seem to mostly involve missing parts or incorrect parts however this maybe due to the tv having a less than universal screwing thread / size in the back (usually samsung tvs) and hence the manufacturer finds it uneconomical to provide these fixtures...Delivery was good. I received an email from Amazon stating the product had been shipped less than 20 hours after ordering and it arrived within three days of this time, with no aesthetic damage to the packaging.The actual product box was of low quality and after opening it up the perception of low quality continued as the instruction manual was not particularly comprehensive - some diagrams of contents and further diagrams of where the contents should adjoin. This isn't a particular issue unless you are the type of person that requires full prose of instructions - those with good Lego skills should grasp the concept well.The bracket itself is light - I was dubious so decided to try and bend it with my bare hands. I'm not the strongest person in the world but gave it a good attack without observing any flex, bend or misshaping - my thoughts at this moment were, "its bloody strong."Six heavy duty bolts were provided to attach the bracket to the wall. There was not much guidance from the instructions in terms of which holes to put the bolts through so I assumed a nice symmetrical shape would maximise the strength. I know that i have a thin layer of plaster board which covers brick work behind. I used a rather large drill bit to drill the holes through the plaster and through the brick work. The provided wall plugs went in well and the bolts (with normal and 'spikey' washers) were tightened into place.I then attached the separate tv brackets (which in turn are hung on the wall bracket) without any issues. My tv is a LG 47 inch thin smart. The screws provided fitted the holes in the back really well. Once on, i hung the tv onto the wall bracket and tightened the screws underneath (so the tv cant slide from left to right). I found the angle knobs really easy to put together and they work rather well. All in all its a fantastic product at a great price. I personally can not see why I would want to spend five times as much money for a product that can do the exact same thing. PS, the built in spirit level is great - it is accurate as I checked with my own separate level.One thing i would add is that the product is not being sold by the long established (kind of :S) UK Habitat company that many British people know well. This is a separate UK Ltd company which sources a lot of products from China however they may well send the specs over to China for production. As the product is being sold in large volumes and thus at speed, there is always the likelihood that manufacturing defects could exist with a chance of missing parts which some reviewers have commented on.4 stars.... 1 missing because of instructions, but I wouldn't let this stop you from purchasing. If you're no good at simple DIY, buy it and with the money you save, get a professional to fit :)

Excellent product,very well made