Mounting Dream TV Wall Mount TV Bracket for Most 42-90 Inch TV, UL Listed Full Motion TV Mount with Articulating Arms, Max VESA 800x400mm 132 lbs. Loading, Fits 16" - 24" Studs MD2298-XL

The Mounting Dream MD2268-LK TV Wall Mount Bracket is a dependable choice for those seeking a straightforward and cost-effective way to mount their television. Designed to accommodate TVs ranging from 37 to 82 inches and supporting up to 132 lbs, it offers versatility for various setups.Installation:Installation is user-friendly, with clear instructions and all necessary hardware included. The mount is compatible with 16", 18", and 24" wood studs, providing flexibility in placement. Its low-profile design positions the TV just 1.5 inches from the wall, offering a sleek appearanceBuild Quality:Constructed from heavy-duty steel, the mount feels sturdy and secure. Its UL certification adds an extra layer of confidence in its safety and durability.Pros:Supports a wide range of TV sizes (37–82 inches)Low-profile design for a sleek lookTilting feature reduces glareEasy installation with comprehensive instructionsCons:Limited to tilting; lacks swivel or full-motion capabilitiesRating: ★★★★☆ (4.5/5)Overall, the Mounting Dream MD2268-LK is an excellent choice for those seeking a reliable and affordable tilting TV wall mount. Its robust build and ease of installation make it a standout in its category.

It was easy to mount and install the 75" tv

Easy installation. High quality product. Articulating arms is a huge advantage. We had to mount the TV about 4" higher than we could possibly do due to rail length - those that are attached to the TV. We called the manufacturer, had a quick email exchange with tech support, and they shipped longer rails the next day absolutely free of charge. The TV is in place now.

I bought a bigger and heavier TV so I had to get a more heavy duty wall mount. After looking at reviews for mounts from several other companies and comparing them to Mounting Dream, I went with this one. I had been using a smaller version from this brand for my previous TV and it had served me well, which also helped me decide to go with this more robust version.I removed the old one and installed this one, which was pretty straightforward and easy to do. The hardest part was lifting the heavy TV to attach it. It was also easy to secure the TV to it and make adjustments to get it level. I don't have any concerns when I pull the TV out from the wall and swivel it so I can see it from the kitchen.Oh, and if you look at the "top highlights" on this listing you'll see someone from the company had a good time writing them. 😉

Excellent Mounting Brackets. I have bought these for every TV I have mounted at my house and a couple of friends houses (11 in total). They are great quality, heavy duty, wonderful instructions, have worked with numerous brands, and I think they are the best! Smallest TV was 50 inches and largest was 85

I bought this mount because I wanted something for 24” stud spacing and I wanted sturdiness and the TV positioning this mount offers. I did not want extendable arms to enable the 24” stud spacing. I wanted a one piece mount.It also has vertical members at the ends that I thought may help for attachment. I mounted on metal studs and felt 4 screws wouldn’t be enough.The mount is heavy due to the pivot hinge. Appears to be fairly well constructed. The metal frame was fairly soft which actually helped as I added 3 self taping screws at each end to help the fastening of the 4 included lags to the studs.Studs were actually a tad over 24” oc.Now the ding of one star. The brackets that mount to the TV lock into the mount rails by screwing a clip. Instead of providing a thumb screw they provide Phillips bolts. Every mount I have purchased in the past has a type of screw to make this part easy to lock the TV in.Not this one. Even though the mount extends from the wall you would need to squeeze in between the tv and the wall to install these screws with a screw driver. I decided to buy thumb screws instead of trying to get in there behind an 85” TV with a screw driver.So for over $100 they should have thumb screws. Cost me $10 bucks. Thus 4 instead of 5 stars. Also I didn’t see a template as advertised. No big deal.Added note. I installed drywall anchors to hold up the mount when positioning it and anchoring to the studs. This made a big difference. Easy to set these drywall screws level and set in the slots on this bracket. I just put these screws in and left them sticking out a bit and hung the mount on the screws.I had to slide the mount on these screws slightly to hit the studs. So this method really helped me mount this thing.

My second one...Last was for a 55 inch in the garageThis is for the 85 inch 100lb tv...works like a charm

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