Duronic TV Bracket Wall and Ceiling Mount TVB103M 32-65 Inch Television Screen VESA Up To 600x400mm Flat Screen LED OLED QLED Heavy Duty Anti-Theft

Just job fit

This is an excellent TV mount. It feels heavy, that is because it is built strong. Put on a solid wall. Once fixed to the wall you can tilt it to the left, or the right, or up and down.

Seems to have done the job after moderate amount of assembly. TV still on the wall so that’s positive. Only downside is they’re were incorrect quantities of supplied hardware (shake proof washers). Too many of one size and not enough of the other. Otherwise ok and good value for the price paid.

I purchased one of these in 2015 when on offer. It had mainly positive reviews back then but in the end I decided not to hang the TV on the wall at that time. I gave the bracket to my son in law who also didn't use until such time I asked for it back lol. He decided to use it for their conservatory TV so I purchased another for my 42" LG for the bedroom. I decided on this bracket as it offers a close to wall solution with tilt facility. It fits my need perfectly but be warned it may not include the specific length of bolts required for your tv. It only includes minimal choice of length for the bolts so if your tv requires spacers like mine the bolts supplied will not work as they are all the same length. My LG requires two top spacers due to the curvature of the back. There are some spacers supplied with the bracket but they were not long enough for my needs and only two of the bolts required were the right length also. Had my TV had a straight back the bolts would have been too long. Easily cut down though with a hacksaw.I have just spent some time reading the one and two star reviews for this bracket and am amazed at some of the points made. Every TV is different. Each will require a different thread diameter bolt, different length and different spacers. This bracket is a budget price and includes a budget fitting kit which will not satisfy everybody. Don't expect to just put the bracket on the wall and mount your tv to it. Sometimes you need to have a bit of forethought first. This is a close to wall bracket. I can't get my hand behind mine at the bottom. If your cables are rear entry fitting and not side fitting you will need some 90 degree adapters or spacers to mount it further off the bracket. If you don't want to use adapters then you need a bracket which stands approx 2” off the wall for it to work. If the bracket doesn't give a back to wall depth DON'T buy it. Sorry to harp on but I just can't believe some people who don't research their needs first and then give a bad review of a product just because it doesn't work for them. Research what bolt fittings you need, i.e. M5, M6, M8 etc. Measure the length required. I do this by inserting a cocktail stick in the hole and marking with a pencil how far it goes in. Knock 5mm off and you have your bolt length. If you need spacers then then you will need to add the spacer length on to the bolt length. You only needs 4 bolts. Source them first just in case. They are pennies to buy. Or buy a universal bolt kit along with spacers. Most people who mount a TV will certainly do it in the future. This is hardly rocket science and apologies to the people out there who can use a bit of savvy and improvise on what the fitting kit doesn't provide but looking at some of the lower star reviews it would appear that many people think they can just go and buy a bracket and it will work with their TV. If that's what you want then go and buy a more expensive brand at twice the price. That's what I did 10 years ago and because I don't throw anything away I had the spacers and bolts required to fit my 42" LG without a hitch. Note that you will require a long Phillips screwdriver to tighten the safety bolts underneath. Don't use the supplied spirit level. It doesn't work. Use a proper one and check that your spirit level is level by turning it around 180 degrees.It would appear that Duronic or Amazon have supplied some with a bracket that is approx 400mm long under this product code. The bracket I have purchased twice, once in 2015 and the second time in December 2017, is 640mm in length and is easily suited for my 42" TV with 400 X 400 VESA. For my 50" living room TV I think I would go for something more heavy duty.

I recently purchased the Duronic TV Bracket Wall and Ceiling Mount TVB123M for my 50-inch TV, and it has exceeded all my expectations. This mount is incredibly versatile and robust, making it a fantastic addition to any home entertainment setup.First and foremost, the installation process was straightforward, thanks to the clear instructions and well-organized hardware. The mount supports both wall and ceiling installation, offering great flexibility depending on your setup needs. It’s well-built, with a solid metal construction that feels extremely durable and secure.The bracket’s adjustability is a standout feature. The ability to tilt, swivel, and extend ensures that you can achieve the perfect viewing angle with ease. It comfortably accommodates a range of TV sizes from 32 to 60 inches, making it a versatile choice for different setups.Overall, the Duronic TV Bracket TVB123M offers excellent value for its price. It’s sturdy, versatile, and easy to install, providing a reliable solution for mounting your TV. Highly recommended for anyone looking to optimize their viewing experience!

I think this item is a real bargain.Decided to get this bracket even though I am only hanging a 32inch Philips TV off it at the moment (save having to drill more holes if we ever change it for a bigger one !) I did check that the TV was wider than 81cm (it is 81.5). On a 32inch with a narrower border the bracket might be visible at the sides but the description does warn about this and suggest an alternative.It arrived the next day (express delivery) with every possible fixing you could imagine. The bolts for screwing into the wall seem to me to be plenty strong enough for the job - although I have no idea how heavy a 50inch plasma might be ! Both the brackets attached to the TV and the one attached to the wall have so many holes to choose from that I am sure that you could adjust the final position very easily to match where you have a solid part of the wall to drill into.I have no idea if the spirit level is accurate. I found it very difficult to see so I just used my own resting on top. Sounds from other people as if this was actually a piece of luck since some people question the accuracy of the built in one.With the Philips TV there is no issue with the HDMI cables fouling against the wall, although a 90degree adaptor might make it easier to plug them in and out. If I needed to plug in a scart lead then it would be a different matter. I think I'd have to use the socket on the side.As others have said adjusting the locking nuts that hold the TV at the correct angle and the "security screws" that stop it lifting off are quite difficult to get to. And this was on a 32inch TV - you are going to need a very long screwdriver to tighten these on a 50inch !All in all it is a very solid, well made bracket that is easy to fit, strong enough for the job and for an excellent price. Well worth the fiddling around to get the locking screws tight. I'm happy to recommend it to others.