Mount Plus 1070 Ultra Slim Flush Wall Mount (0.5 Inch from Wall) for 23" to 42" TV | VESA 200x200mm, 200x100mm | Quick Release Function | RV TV Mount | 66lbs (23" to 42" Fixed Mount)

Easy to install and keeps tv close to the wall.

Either the plate doesn't have enough options or my new TV is weird because the plate doesn't match the holes in my TV. I just used another plate from a different mount and bolted to the plate that comes with this mount. It works.

It worked as intended but not ideal for a camper. It had too much clearance and the tv can twist if touched which makes it not ideal for a camper. Also the top screws that tie the two pieces together is almost impossible to get to install. Had to magnetize my screw driver to get it in and then it just cross threaded so couldn’t install it in all the way. Ended up returning due to poor design and the fact that it was being installed in a camper and didn’t want to have to constantly straighten it out. Also determined I would like more than two screws on the camper wall so it doesn’t fall off during travel.

We found the tools we needed got the TV out got the mountain put the mount on the wall attached the holder to the back of the TV put it up there perfect the 1st time and I don't even do a lot of handiwork so it's that simple would buy it again in a heartbeat

Pros: Good looking mount. Pretty flush, which was desired. Easy to put up.Cons: You'll need to buy larger screws for the drywall anchors if you cannot screw the mount into a stud. The screws that come with it are too small and wobble within the drywall anchor. They also never can be fully tightened down, even with larger screws. They become snug, but not tight like I would expect. The overall idea is to mount this to a stud if at all possible. I realize including the drywall anchors is tempting, but it just doesn't work.

I would recommend this mount for those who want a flush TV mount directly on a stud. It has varying sizes for different VESA patterns. It seems very sturdy. The mount is actually two pieces, one piece you mount to the wall, and one piece that you attach to the TV. Then you have to line up the TV portion and slide it back into the wall piece. After that you have to secure the two parts together with two small screws at the top. Also this is one of the cheapest mounts I have seen.What you will need to mount:Stud Finder/PencilPower Drill/DriverMagnetic Phillips Screw DriverExtra person to help hang the TV depending on size/weight of TVPros:The TV I mounted is flush with the wall.This is mount is solid metal, it is very sturdy. I have no worries about the TV going anywhere.Directions were easy to follow (pictures only)Price.Cons:You must mount this directly on a stud.The last step requires you to reach behind the very small space between the TV and the wall to secure the TV to the mount. I would recommend having a long magnetic Phillips screw driver for this. It was very frustrating. I ended up putting the extra spacer in the TV part to give myself a little more room.

used to mount a tv for a display in a business

Looking to add a monitor to my kitchen wall and this worked perfectly. Well built, had an added level, and safety screws. I would recommend this to someone who's looking to add a flat panel to any wall - and wants it close to the wall.

Lots of hardware included including spacers and washers which were needed to make it work on my specific monitor ..had to cut wings off bottom to fit my monitor because it has a weird shaped back