Sony SU-WL450 Wall-Mount Bracket, Compatible with 32" to 85" BRAVIA LCD TVs

I bought the sony bracket for a 65" Bravia and it looks a very sturdy product although I haven't used it yet.I wanted the correct bracket due to the weight involved with this size TV

This wall bracket does the job very simply, but well. It is simple to fit to the wall, but the instructions can be a bit confusing. As is the amount of bits that are in the left box that you don't need. I went for the flush mounting option in the instructions and my 55" TV looks great on the wall. The TV is also simple to remove from the bracket. Although it is a two person job. As the TV was fitted close to the wall, I did have to also get a flat Ethernet cable and a right angled toslink adapter, as there isn't much room behind for wires. But that is the trade off you need to make in order to get it as close to the wall as possible. I also routed all the cables between the connected bumpers (the two bits you attach so the TV rests flat against the wall) and through some simple white trunnking so that none of the wires were visible. The item is a bit expensive when compared to others. But I would certain recommend it.

I bought this to wall-mount my new Sony 55" X85 4K TV - The back of the TV isn't completely flat, so I bought the genuine Sony mount on the basis it would work. I read the Amazon reviews, although a few have said it isn't a straightforward installation, I took the plunge.The "problem" is that this is a universal mount, designed to work with various Sony Models of LCD/LED Displays. As well as the main Bracket part, there are about 40 bolts/washers/bits - These do make the kit look bewildering when you first open it.I ended up using 9 of the 40 pieces in the kit - The key is to Download the correct install guide for the TV you have. There were 2 guides in the box, neither of these were applicable to my TV - If you go to the Sony website, find the model you have, click on support, there will be a "Wall Mount Guide" available to download as a PDF which give model-specific instructions for this bracket. These guides also give you precise dimensions of where to bolt the bracket on the wall in relation to where you want the TV to sit, they also give options for low profile or standard mounting - Please note that Slim-mounting does (in the case of my TV anyway) restrict access to some of the ports on the back - This is more a criticism of the TV though rather than the bracket.Unlike other mounts I've used, there is no adjustment to get the TV level - It's therefore crucial you mount the Bracket completely straight on the wall. Very pleased I bought this, once on the wall it's very sturdy, worth the money and easy enough to mount/unmount the display if you need to swap or add cables. I've given 4 stars because of having to download the additional manual and this isn't clear unless you've read the Amazon reviews.

Got a good price for this via Amazon warehouse. Arrived very quickly. Very easy to put together and fix to wall. I used the recommended Grip-It TV Bracket Plasterboard Fixing Kit which were perfect. The bracket is very secure.

I checked the Sony compatibility before purchasing and I have double checked again since but the screws and pulleys provided to attach the TV itself to the wall mount do not fit my TV. I called Sony costumer services who basically said they couldn't do anything because I purchased from Amazon and not them. They provided a website and serial number of the screws I actually needed and they will cost at least an extra £12 on top of the £50 I've already spent and they have a 3-4 week delivery time. Absolutely appalling. I do not recommend this as it does not work for its intended purpose. I am very unhappy with the product and it's now not useable and unfortunately passed the return date!

Used to hold my Sony KD-49X8005C. I would really recommend this bracket to anyone as it it is good value for money and it is the recommended wall mount for this television and I suspect all Sony televisions.The only two down falls were the instructions and the screws supplied. I had to put up three brackets, the first bracket took me some time to understand the instructions but once I finished the second and third bracket went up quiet easily. The screws that are used to hold the bracket into the wall were not supplied, all other screws and bolts holding the bracket together were supplied.I would recommend paying the bit extra for this wall mount as I know it has been recommended by the company that makes the TV, it holds my 49 inch TV, and it's easy to detach the TV from the wall mount.

Excellent quality and design; we mounted a Sony KD-55A1.Locks in to place with the pulley type fixings, screwed in to the back of the TV which you then lower in to the engineered grooves of the wall plate. Lots of fittings so ensure you keep them together until you have decided which mounting method you prefer. Have both the TV manual and the mount manual to hand and take some time to read both.Choice of either slim fit (which we used) or a wider fit that in my opinion, protrudes too much. We fitted two wall plates Aerials, Satellites and Cables single brush Single Gang Cable Entry/ Exit Brush Faceplate for Wall Outlet to feed the cables through the wall thus, no hideous wires. Once the mounting bracket was fitted (I used 6 x blue Gripit plasterboard fixings which is probably overkill but its not going anywhere!), it took three of us to mount it, two holding it in position and one to fit the power, HDMI, aerial and satellite cables. We then fed the excess cabling carefully back in to the wall plate and lifted the TV, a couple of inches in to place - perfect fit (phew!!).Very secure and thanks to those on here who confirmed 8mm holes.