One For All Full Motion TV Bracket – Swivel (180°) Tilt (15°) Wall Mount – Screen size 13-40 Inch - For All types of TVs – Max Weight 30kgs – VESA 75x75 to 200x200 - Free Toolbox app – Black – WM2251

Once installed, this bracket does do the job. However, getting to that stage is not easy. You have to disassemble the whole thing including entirely removing the nuts, bolts and washers in order to screw the backplate to the wall. At this stage, if you aren't good at drilling, your TV is going to be slanted and this is the only opportunity you'll get for horizonal perfection.Once it's on the wall comes the most difficult, fiddly, annoying part. You have to slot the secondary backplate section into the backplate on the wall and then, standing on a step ladder, from a vertical position, get your fingers into the gap and push through the bolts whilst trying to stop the plastic washer inbetween the backplate and backplate insert falling out. I'm quite deft but it took me about twenty attempts to do this, which in failing, involved the washer falling to the floor and my having to hunt around for it. This has to be done four times, with the two at the bottom being most fiddly, testing and taking the longest.The design needs to be improved, you should not have to take the backplate bracket apart to fix it to the wall. It should be hinged by the two bolts at the top or bottom, allowing you to open it like a clamshell, drill and screw it into the wall and then close it back again.Recommendations:1. Put a white sheet down below so when the black plastic washer falls, you can see it, because it's tiny, the kind of thing that can fall between floorboards.2. Screw the nuts back pretty tight because the weight of your TV will mean the desired tilt angle doesn't stay in position.3. Their philips/pozi screws for the wall are not great, the heads round easily so careful when screwing.4. Don't use the wall plugs included, they're really poor quality (normally the case). Spend a quid or two and get branded ones like Rawlplug or Fischer.Conclusion:For a very cheap price this bracket does the job but a simple design flaw makes it a real pain to fit.

I purchased this so I could mount my new Sony Bravia 32" to the wall in my bedroom. The bracket turns up looking like an old Meccano kit! The instructions are okay, however when it comes to figuring out the best way of making the arms fit for your particular telly you are left to your own devices and this turned out to be a nightmare with the Bravia as there isn't an easy way to make the holes line up with the fittings on the back. This was disappointing given the fact the Bravia is one of the most popular televisions on the market today, and given the fact Amazon actually bundle this bracket with the television (I actually bought that bundle.In the end I did figure out a way of doing it, but you end up with the bottom of the two lower arms sticking out below the telly, which doesn't look particularly attractive. At some point I may take it down and hacksaw them off but honestly, that sort of work shouldn't be necessary.

We've been using these brackets to mount 24" monitors on lab test instruments, at work.They're very easy to install, needing only two bolts to secure the bracket to the instrument.You then just have to attach a frame to the monitor itself before mounting it.The monitor sits slightly further from the instrument than I would like, but the reason for this is the angle adjustment available.This adjustment is very important and hence we haven't switched to a lower profile bracket.For the price I think this is excellent, easy to install and sturdy.I haven't shared any photos as I dont want to anger Amazon with any free advertising of the products we make at work.I hope you find my review helpful.

Firstly the method of installation is poor as it tells you to mount the whole bracket and then have 2 people hold the tv against the wall whilst a third tries to screw in all the screws and spacers to the rear of the telly. DONT! It is easier to separate the bracket at the single arm bolt, attach the back piece to the telly and the remainder on the wall. Then 1 person can hold and the other only has to fix ONE bolt in not FOUR.My biggest issue is that it BENDS all over the place and my TV only weighs 12kg and 42". The bracket is badly designed and too much stress is put on one part. Photos show how bent it is with a lightweight TV, I would not want my prize 65" on this bracket.Even more frustrating is now I have to take it all apart for return, make good all the holes from this bracket, purchase a new one and start all over again hoping the next bracket isnt as bad.

I bought this wall mount from Amazon at the same time as I ordered the television it was intended for - a Sony Bravia KDL-32WD751 32 inch. It was the bracket that Amazon had said "Frequently Bought Together" - so I assumed it would fit. The mounting holes on this universal bracket assume that the mounting holes on the television are vertically and horizontally spaced - forming a square that has the holes spaced 75, 100, 200,240, 300 or 400mm apart. Unfortunately, my Sony TV has mounting holes that are 300mm horizontally apart and 200mm vertically apart - forming a rectangle. There was no way to align the bracket holes with the television holes - so I am returning the wall mount.

Cheap but good bracket, don't bother using supplied level as it moves, also when fitting the supports to the back of the TV, make sure you slide them upwards before tighting down the screws as if you don't your TV could be out of level by 9mm as I found out. Also I would recomend doing your own height calculations as the app was way out if your trying to get the TV eye level, overall for the money I have no complaints, if I was to improve it, I would have some level of adjustment.

I ordered the One for All WM2251 to attach it to the Sony BRAVIA KDL-49WD751 32 TV I was buying from Amazon. The pitch of the 4 mounting screw holes on the rear of the TV do not match the dimensions of the points on the One for All WM2251 bracket.I had to make up an adapter to attach the 4 TV points, to the 4 points on the One for All - very unsatisfactory!