Sanus VuePoint Fixed-Position Low Profile TV Wall Mount for 32"-90" TVs (F62) Can Be Installed on Drywall, Wood Stud, Concrete and Concrete Block

I had been looking up videos on how to mount a flat screen for WEEKS when I was redecorating my room - only to realize that I didn't have *any* suitable studs to mount it, wiring is EVERYWHERE. I was super bummed because my space is cramped and it would have helped me save a lot of space. Found this product right after giving up on the idea of being able to mount my TV and decided to try it out, albeit nervously. I kid you not - 15 minutes tops for me to install my 55 in. flat screen TV by myself. As a relatively small person that didn't have any help or real experience, this was a GODSEND. Simple instructions, simple installation, 10/10. Kiiiiind of pricey for what it is however for my particular set-up, I'm willing to pay it for the time it saved me, ease of installation and the sheer compatibility of it.

We have a 50inch flat screen TV it looks amazing in the wall it only took me about a 45 minutes cause I put the mount on upside down lol but it is easy install it was my very first time mounting a tv . Only thing extra I needed to buy was a hammer it came with everything else. I like the design of the mount itself it hides very well behind the tv and the position of the mount was so easy.

This Clean and minimal low profile TV mount is the best mount I have used by far! Easy to install in 3 simple steps! It's so close to the wall, 1.18” which makes it very professional looking and you don't even know it's there. The integrated leveler made the installation a breeze. No extra tools were needed. Only a Phillips head! I installed my 55” Sony Bravia TV on my wall with no issues or worries! My favorite part was that it was installed straight Into my drywall with the safety latch! Simple and safe and easy as ever!

This is a simple tv wall holder. It doesn't allow the tv to move from side to side, up or down, but it is very sturdy. They say it's easy to install but it comes with a 20 page installation booklet. Mostly it is to tell you how to install the device on different kinds of walls. It comes with a long strip of bolts to mount whatever tv you may have to the holder. You will have a lot of bolts left over for multiple projects you may have. It seems very strong. If you install it correctly I don't think it will be falling of the wall. It holds up to a 90” tv so it should hold almost any tv you have.

I've installed about 25 TV wall mounts, but this was my first Sanus. I was blown away at the quality and ease of this mount. It's low profile, idiot-proof, solid construction, and can be installed in anything. I was skeptical when it said it can be installed in drywall up to 100 lbs, but after looking over the mount and hardware, I was blown away at the quality and bet it could do more. Having gone the cheap route so many times in the past, I am sold on Sanus. The product and installation are well thought out, very forgiving design, and easily adjustable after the fact. LOVE IT!!!

Fixed position, very easy to install. No drill drywall, Attach the bracket to your tv, attach wall plate and click tv into place. Holds upto 135lbs, fits tv berween 32" and 90". Mounts on drywall, concrete, concrete block. Use indoor or outdoors. Very easy and simple TV mount.

I bought this fixed wall mount for an older TV I've got in the guest bedroom. I wasn't sure if it was compatible, as the TV I've got is a 10+ year old Samsung. There were mounting screws on the back and the TV mount worked great and was very easy to setup. Setup: The overall setup of the mount was super simple. It comes with two long metal brackets as well as all of the screws needed to mount your TV. The first step is to mount the TV bracket to your TV. They have provided about 8-10 different sizes of screws to maximize compatibility with most TVs. For my 32” Samsung LCD, I was able to use one of their screws. I mounted the TV on the top set of screws (mine had four in the shape of a box). After mounting the bracket, I had to mount the wall bracket. It comes with a built-in level on the locking mechanism so you can get a really perfect installation. You can either mount the TV bracket to drywall (using nails) or studs/concrete. I used a stud finder to find two studs (16” apart) and marked where I was going to make holes for the screws. Using a 1/8 inch drill bit, I premade screw holes. The rest of the process was very simple. The bracket locks in after you place the TV on the wall. You can use spacers as well to fix the angle of the TV. It has greatly improved the look of my bedroom; and if I ever need to upgrade TVs, it'll be very simple to reattach the TV bracket and mount another TV. Overall: This is a great fixed wall mount that was incredibly easy to setup. I highly recommend this one if you're looking for a basic fixed mount for your TV. I believe it supports TVs up to 150 lbs. Very happy with it overall.

I appreciate that you don't have to drill holes in the wall. This makes it an easy repair for move-outs or rearranging furniture.

Our new flatscreen TV is great, but I didn't realize that it would not fit on our TV stand table. Our TV stand is spread out, widely, to offer stability. So we needed a way to safely hang a (huge) TV on the wall. And this well-made system offered a simple solution. The way it works is, basically, there are two folded steel bars -- one for the wall, and one for the TV. Once attached, I just hung the TV's bar onto the wall mount, and I was done. They make installation pretty easy, although it is a bit of a project. Note that there are instructions and materials for concrete walls, and for when the studs -- the vertical boards underneath the drywall -- are a consistent 16-inches apart. (To check on the studs, I used a skinny screwdriver, tapping it into the wall until I found a stud... and then the next one... only 13 inches away. So that was a nope.) We opted for the straightforward "drywall" approach. First, we added the bar to the back of the TV. The TV already had holes ready for this. And we added two bumpers as well, toward the bottom, which again, the TV already had ready for exactly this purpose. Then, we put the wall mounting on. We checked on the height for the size of our specific TV on their website, and then I used the wall mount's built-in bubble-level to get it perfectly level. Another set of hands is helpful here. I hammered in the two nails, on the far ends of the bar. Then I carefully tapped in the rest of the 32(!) nails. The nails are not large, but there's one every inch, so it can handle 100 pounds, no problem. We put up the TV and... that was it!

I received my Sanus TV Mount, and was hoping it would be a simple job, based on the YouTube video the Manufacturer provides, and it did not disappoint! Even on brick, as long as you can drill the screws into the wall, it works wonderfully. I am very happy with this, it holds up my 55” TV perfectly, and feels very stable. This is a great TV mount, and I would happily recommend it!