Perlegear TV Wall Bracket for 37-84 Inch Flat/Curved TVs up to 60kg, Swivel Tilt TV Bracket Max.VESA 600x400mm, Full Motion Wall Mount with Dual Arm

Very pleased with this wall bracket. Used it to wall mount a 55 inches TV: the bracket comes with a big range of screw options to accomodate different TV models. The installation is very easy thanks to clear instructions, including a wall sticker to help with the holes position. Best part is the build quality: very solid and sturdy, it gives you the feeling of a good quality product. When closed, it sits completely flat. Also, can tilt and turn pretty much in every direction, so the TV end up always looking leveled. Very good product.

Really good product. It's robust, easy to install, and holds my 55inch Tele fine. The wall mount twists left and right easily. I would recommend the product.

We recently had a media wall installed at home and the fitter recommended this product. Holds our 65” sky glass tv with ease. Really good tiltability. A quality product at a reasonable price.

A really sturdy wall bracket, easy enough to install using the template and spirit level provided. The wall plug and mounting bolts are adequate for the job, although you’ll probably need a good mechanical or battery powered ratchet to screw the bolts in. The only drawback so far is the nuts to lock the tilt function, I can’t seem to tighten them adequately, but I’ll have another try. Someone gave it one star for this issue but it’s not that bad, it probably just drops it to a 4.

I bought this Perlegear TV wall bracket to wall mount a Panasonic TX-P42GT30B Plasma TV. I was very impressed by the quality of the items supplied and how well made the bracket was. There are supplied spacers to move the TV away from the bracket if there are obstructions on the back of the TV, or if the TV has a curved panel. The wall plugs and hex head bolts supplied are very good quality and require a 10mm masonry drill. There are various diameters and lengths of bolts to attach the vertical bars to the back of the TV. There are no fixings for plasterboard which is sensible given the weight of the bracket and TV, maybe the only solution in such cases would be to utilise vertical wall studs. The supplied spirit level is a nice touch, enabling the vertical and rotational adjustments to be set correctly. The ability to swing the TV away from the wall to face other chairs (or the ironing board) is most useful. The most complex part when fitting is establishing the vertical height of the wall holes from the floor. To do this I first fixed the two vertical bars to the back of the TV, then measured from the floor to the desired point on the wall, level to where the bottom of the TV will be. With the wall bracket assembled and the TV face down on the floor, or for plasma panels vertical against a sofa, offer up the wall bracket to the TV bars and establish the distance from the bracket wall holes to the bottom of the TV, add this dimension to the previously marked bottom of the TV mark on the wall. I would say that the task of safely fitting the wall bracket and TV requires two people, for example when marking wall hole postitions using the spirit level. The design allows for a wide range of, back of the TV fixing hole locations, my fixing holes were 400mm wide x 300mm high. I would definitely recommend this wall bracket.

Really sturdy tv wall mount and cost effective. Purchased this to fit my 75 inch TV to the wall. Was nervous as the TV is big and heavy and this bracket is a lot cheaper than many others. However the TV has been up for a few weeks now with no problems at all. It's very well made and sturdy. I did use a few extra bolts on top of the ones provided.

Absolutely top class,fitted 75" onto it ,and steady as a rock,

Packaging was easy to open, not too heavy, and all of the kit needed was included. The bracket & hooks for the back of the 75" TV screen screwed in easily, keeping the feet attached to the TV unit for stability. Make sure you measure out where the screw holes are before you buy! The frame is placed on a stud wall (crazy i know) so had to strengthen the wall with a sheet of 4 ply wood screwed into the stud battons. Lots of tapping and guide holes to discover these. Once ply was up the frame screwed in easily (used silicone in the screw holes too). Definitely a 2 person job to lift the screen and hook onto frame with our TV, which slotted easily over the 4 bars and clamped on. The leveling process was simple and we have permanently tilted the screen forwards looking down at an angle. The screen moves out easily on the 2 arms (I have to pop round the back of the screen to pull and push the elbow joints together for full extension) and it reticulates left and right very easily. I guess its up to you how lose the joints are for sliding it around... our TV is 35kg and the bracket copes easily with it. The clearance from the wall is not really noticed and gives plenty of room for the power, HDMI & RJ45 cables (which aren't chased into the wall). Great purchase and would recommend even for the largest of TV's.