TV wall mount

[psd99]

which ones do you all recommend for a 55 inch TV?

 

[Peerzy]

which ones do you all recommend for a 55 inch TV?

I used a cheap (£10) one from Amazon about 18 months ago and had no issues and it has a nice and slim profile.

It doesn't need to be expensive, just find one with good reviews and order

 

[psd99]

yer on amazon now lol

i just dont get why someone would spend so much on them I saw a few in tesco way too expensive
guess its not worth it

 

[Deep]

yer on amazon now lol

I bought this off Amazon and it's still perfect a year on

 

[psd99]

ya link dont worky lol

 

[Pho]

I've a VonHaus Double Arm Cantilever[/url]. It's a solid bit of kit and you can pull the TV away from the wall and tilt it left/right which is great. They do non cantilever ones if you don't need to pull it out.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/VonHaus-Do...439&sr=8-2&keywords=vonhaus+double+cantilever
or
https://www.amazon.co.uk/VonHaus-Ca...439&sr=8-3&keywords=vonhaus+double+cantilever

 

[Glanza]

Got mine from Asda for £30 or so, been up over a year and 0 issues with it. Offers upto 20 degree tilt down.

 

[CaptainComedy]

I have an awesome wall bracket, it's close to the wall will show you, but I just took down imgur with my 1 picture, now says over capacity...

Here's a google photos link: https://goo.gl/photos/Es6jea37UNd9MQSw7

TV doesn't screw into the bracket, it slides into a wall mounted bracket (top down, then slide left to lock), it's like mm's gap. Think it was around 30 on amazon

 

[CaptainComedy]

Bit late but here is a link, you will need to google now though

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Titan-Ultra-Slim-Plasma-TV-400/dp/B004IQEJMW

 

[dmsims]

2 tips

check the mounting plate is true (the first one I received wasn't)

I needed to use a 2 pack resin (R-KEM II) to anchor stuff as the lime mortar was soft

 

[andy_mk3]

Best I have found is a £10 one from Morrisons. Anywhere other than Amazon want stupid money. I have 3 in use now, one with a 50" plasma, then 2 49" LCD's, they're solid enough.

 

[Psycho Sonny]

I think I bought invision or the like off amazon. Were cheap and really well made they even came with things like spirit levels and hdmi leads, etc. For the price i was amazed by them. I know friends who spent £300 on mounts and i opted for a cheapy (£20 or so) for my 43" and a dearer one (£30 or so) for my 50" plasma and both impressed the dearer one especially as it had a lot more functions too like swivel. Both were cantilever style

 

[booyaka]

Whatever is the cheapest one. Installed correctly you'll have no issues.

 

[psd99]

so here lies the problem

I actually need a mount that has enough free space to plug a socket into the wall.

 

[Schizo]

https://www.123brackets.co.uk/

 

[CaptainComedy]

so here lies the problem

I actually need a mount that has enough free space to plug a socket into the wall.

plug behind a wall bracket... not sure if that is a good idea...

 

[psd99]

plug behind a wall bracket... not sure if that is a good idea...

why!?

trying to conceal all of the cables as much as I can.

 

[CaptainComedy]

well it's up to you, we can't really give advice on that if we don't have enough info on what you are going to do, putting it over a socket comes with its own risks

 

[the_r_sole]

so here lies the problem

I actually need a mount that has enough free space to plug a socket into the wall.

never had a problem with that using the cheapo slimline amazon one's - it's the hdmi connections that you might need to put a 90 degree onto...
just positioning the socket is key, I got the mount and tv before I positioned the sockets in my own house

 

[SC0TTRS]

Amazon for the 2 40" Samsung's (around £10 each)

Sony 50" came with it's own wall bracket(s)