- Universal flat-panel TV wall mount
- Heavy-gauge steel construction
- Fits 30″ to 56″ inch flat-panel TVs
- No mounting plates
- Virtual axis tilt adjustment system
Product Description
The VisionMount VMPL50 is a tilting wall mount for large flat-panel TVs. Sanus Systems’ Virtual Axis™ tilting system provides easy adjustment of viewing angle with just the gentle touch of a finger. Its solid heavy-gauge steel construction offers a sleek, high-tech look while providing strength and durability. Adjustable TV brackets offer lateral shift ability to allow perfect TV placement, even with off-center wall studs. TV is positioned just 2.5 inches from the wall for a clean, low profile appearance. Universal mounting pattern fits virtually any 30 to 56 inch LCD or plasma TV up to 130 lbs…. More >>
Sanus VMPL50B VisionMount Tilting Mount For 30″- 56″ Displays – Black
Comments
Very easy to install but the screws given in the mount are not fitting properly, specially for sliding side ways. The screws to install the mount works fine.
Rating: 3 / 5
Purchased this wall mount for a LG 52LB5D 52″ Flat Screen HDTV. The wall mount is only 29″ wide, LG TV wall mounting supports are approximately 33″ center line. So it may fit most 52″ TV but not this LG model. Make sure you check your TV’s Wall Mount Location prior to purchasing this unit. The Box states it will fit up to 56″ TV.
Rating: 2 / 5
I bought this wall mount for my 54” Panasonic Plasma TV and had (2) of their “cheap” lag bolts snap in half (w/one half in the wall stud) during installation. If you make the mistake of buying this mount, I highly recommend you go to your local hardware store and buy quality lag bolts. In contrast, I bought the less expensive Cheetah brand mount and had zero problems. Do yourself a favor and buy the Cheetah mount.
Rating: 2 / 5
This is a sturdy well made bracket. My main problem with this bracket is adjusting the tilt. The nobs for the adjusting are virtually unreachable once the TV is on the wall if you have a 52″ TV. To get your arm behind it and to tighten the nobs once its on the wall impossible. I could only reach one side and overtime it gets lose and I have to stretch behind and tighten it again. The other nob is way to far inside on the opposite side to even reach. Also, installing and tightening the locking screws for the rack if the TV is tilting downward virtually impossible. Note. the placement of the cables on the backside of the TV will also limit the angle of tilt you can achieve (unless you cut out a hole in the wall for them. Bottom line: very limited tilt angle available depending on the application.
Rating: 3 / 5
You need a bracket to hang a flat panel on the wall (so my wife says). Sturdy, easy to install. It took two of us to get the flat panel on the mount. Best of all the price was right. These items are usually over priced. Had to shop around. Found best deal at Amazon…
Rating: 4 / 5