PerlegearTV Wall Bracket for 37-84 Inch Flat/Curved TVs up to 60kg, Swivel Tilt TV Bracket Max.VESA 600x400mm, Full Motion TV Wall Mount with Dual Arm

Fantastic wall bracket, was a little apprehensive putting this up as I was single handed! But got it done and was very straightforward. Everything has been thought about to make install so easy. Great product and would 100% recommend if you are looking for a robust and well made Bracket 👍

I was impressed when I first opened the box. It was neatly packaged and felt strong and well made. There were all the bolts to fit different TVs and various options for fitting to the wall so I was able to avoid the electric cables in my walls.The instructions were comprehensive and easy to follow. It took a long time to fit but that was mostly 'thinking time' while I decided exactly where to drill the holes.I now want to add a bracket for the sound bar and would buy from this company but they dont seem to make one.

I bought this Perlegear TV wall bracket to wall mount a Panasonic TX-P42GT30B Plasma TV. I was very impressed by the quality of the items supplied and how well made the bracket was. There are supplied spacers to move the TV away from the bracket if there are obstructions on the back of the TV, or if the TV has a curved panel. The wall plugs and hex head bolts supplied are very good quality and require a 10mm masonry drill. There are various diameters and lengths of bolts to attach the vertical bars to the back of the TV. There are no fixings for plasterboard which is sensible given the weight of the bracket and TV, maybe the only solution in such cases would be to utilise vertical wall studs. The supplied spirit level is a nice touch, enabling the vertical and rotational adjustments to be set correctly. The ability to swing the TV away from the wall to face other chairs (or the ironing board) is most useful. The most complex part when fitting is establishing the vertical height of the wall holes from the floor. To do this I first fixed the two vertical bars to the back of the TV, then measured from the floor to the desired point on the wall, level to where the bottom of the TV will be. With the wall bracket assembled and the TV face down on the floor, or for plasma panels vertical against a sofa, offer up the wall bracket to the TV bars and establish the distance from the bracket wall holes to the bottom of the TV, add this dimension to the previously marked bottom of the TV mark on the wall. I would say that the task of safely fitting the wall bracket and TV requires two people, for example when marking wall hole postitions using the spirit level. The design allows for a wide range of, back of the TV fixing hole locations, my fixing holes were 400mm wide x 300mm high. I would definitely recommend this wall bracket.

Excellent quality and easy installation

First the good points. This mount is very, very sturdy. It attached very firmly to brick wall. It's carrying a 32" TV and shows no signs of the fixtures loosening. 32" is not so heavy so I'm not sure how it would cope with something much bigger. It's actually very easy to assemble. The instructions look a bit off-putting, but once you start, it's easy. The spirit level and HDMI lead are added extras. Once in position, it swivels and tilts magnificently. You can't get 90 degrees to the wall but pretty close to that which is what we wanted. The price is amazing. We went to a branch of Currys and were looking at similar products for £125!! Bad points: they don't provide the right size spanner/wrench for the wall bolts. Be prepared to have or buy your own. Secondly - and this was the killer - once we had everything assembled and fixed to the wall we hung the TV on the mount with great satisfaction and pride only to discover one of the supporting arms that run across the back of the TV was blocking the socket where you plug the mains in. Thus the TV was in a nice place but completely unusable! We weighed up the pros and cons of taking it all down disassembling, packing up and returning. Finally, we decided to take a hacksaw and cut the offending arm short. This wasn't a problem because a) our TV is relatively small and doesn't need arms that long b) we had a hacksaw and the confidence to put it to work. Other buyers may not be in the same position so beware. NB This isn't going to happen with all TVs. Ours is a 10-year-old 32" Samsung. Many TVs will have the mains socket on the underside, the side or even a different place on the back. Don't be put off buying, just check with the seller in advance that it will not be problem with your TV.

Very sturdy with wall after fixing, you can move forward, backwards, and also left and right, you can tilt your screen, it's a perfect and comprehensive holder

Excellent item

Strong solid design with plenty of adjustments, handled a 75”Sony with ease. Only issue was it didn’t come with a socket for the wall bolts! Other then that’s it’s spot on