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Peerless Universal Tilt Wall Mount for 32"- 60" Flat Panel Screen with one Touch Tilt |
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| Editorial Reviews: | | |  | | The ST660 delivers enhanced screen compatibility, accommodating large flat panel screens including those with VESAŽ 800 x 400 mm hole pattern. Its open wall plate architecture delivers placement flexibility and increased electrical and cable management access. Unique pre-tensioned universal tilt screen adapters provide one-touch tilt viewing angle adjustment completing the perfect flat panel installation. | |
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| Solid mount, easy to install. | |
| | My wife and I mounted 52" Samsung onto studs very easily. I like the ratcheting system.
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| | this wall mount is working well with a 52inch lcd tv we were able to install it in about an hour with little problem. the only downside is the long allen wrench needed to lock the tv into place could not be used because we mounted the tv over a fireplace and the mantel was in the way. We had to cut the allen wrench down to fit straight up to lock the tv in place.
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| | The product isnt quite what they say it it. Really doesnt tilt the way I wanted and I even had to modify it a little to work the way I wanted. Overall it works just fine but this whole ONE TOUCH TILT is a lie bc it really doesnt tilt at all. All things considered its a good deal for the price.
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| Mount is holding my 52" LCD perfectly! | |
| | I am using this mount to hold a Samsung LN52A850 LCD over my fireplace in my living room. Thus far I am happy with the way it is working, although it took me a while to get it the way I wanted it. I got the frame mounted to the wall just fine and the arms mounted to the TV, and then I hit a snag. The instructions never said anything about loosening the nuts holding the screws in the middle of the arm (just under the tightening ratchet). I initially removed the bottom pinned rod from the arm to allow it to move, as it would not previously. This only allowed the locking screw above the tightening ratchet to move between 2 of the 5 defined locking points. I realized the problem and loosened the nuts in the middle after replacing the pinned rod, and the mount then moved as intended. The long alan security wrench provided was a life-saver, as it is almost impossible to get your hand behind the TV once it is placed on the wall. I used it to tighten the bottom security screw to the bottom of the frame.
Be aware that if your TV has the majority of the ports on the back, if the TV has a flat back as mine does rather than a recessed back, you will probably not be able to get the full downward tilt out of the mount as the cables coming out of the rear inputs will be touching the wall.
Other than the initial problem getting the tilt to work, this mount is performing as expected. You also get just about every conceivable mounting screw you would need, which is nice.
As a side note, the one-touch tilt feature does work if you use the tightening ratchet rather than the locking screw positions. Just make sure you get them fairly tight before placing the TV on the wall, because your hand will likely be too big to fit behind it to tighten or loosen it once it is mounted on the wall.
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| Great shop, highly recommend......terrific | |
| | This is excellent designed,the instructions were very clear and this was very easy to install.....
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