This TV mount was ideal for my application, which was a small 19″ LCD TV in my workshop. I believe it was less than delivered, which I thought was a great deal. It installs easy enough with no real effort. I will say that the hardware quality of the mounting screws could be better, but I was able to utilize them anyway.

This articulating wall mount adjusts nicely to provide excellent view angles from any place in the shop area. It worked well enough that I purchased another for my Mom’s TV. I don’t think any buyer would be disappointed in purchasing this mount.

Nice looking unit that came with the needed hardware to install it on my TV (19″ flat screen), mounted it to may garage wall with tapcons. I would buy again if I needed one.

I used this to mount a 22-inch monitor on the wall in the space between a built-in desktop and wall-mounted shelves in my home office. You attach a small plate to the wall with lag screws into a stud (I used 2 of the 3 supplied), then attaching in some order the mounting unit to that plate.

To give myself more room to work I attached one of mounting arms firmly to the monitor, then propped up the monitor while I attached the mount to the wall plate, then attached the other mounting arm to the monitor. I did it single-handed and it took a while, but once up everything works fine and I’m very happy with the result. The monitor screen sits about 6 inches from the wall, and tilts and swivels as I need it to.

All the screws, bolts, and Allen wrenches needed are included with the unit, though you’ll need regular a screwdriver to attach the monitor. I used a Phillips bit in a small socket wrench to do the last step of attaching the mounting arm to the monitor.

I have two more mounting units which I’m planning to use to create a dual-monitor wall mount. Because I want them close together I’ll contemplate whether I can use drywall-only mounting (monitors are lighter than TVs) and the order of assembly. I might attach the mounting plate firmly to the monitor before connecting everything to the wall plate. And I might get a helper.