subject: Sanus VMPL50B VisionMount Tilting Mount Review [print this page] Sanus VMPL50B VisionMount Tilting Mount Review
VisionMount VMPL50 tilting wall mount options Sanus' Virtual Axis, for sleek tilt with the bit of a finger. Shifts left and right on wall plate for good TV placement, even with off-center studs.
I required a mount to place a 50" HDTV over my fire during a home we have a tendency to recently purchased; this house is 75-years recent and therefore the walls are all plaster with brick on the opposite aspect. I had minimal expertise with plaster before this therefore i used to be terribly nervous concerning how well this could hold up; the sole expertise I did have was in hanging footage that I found to be an incredibly painful method. It took additional effort than we have a tendency to expected to mount it, predominantly as a result of my drill bits would not bear the plaster, therefore I had to buy masonry drill bits to induce through the plaster and then to a small degree into the brick behind it. as a result of we have a tendency to did not have any studs to travel into the manner we might with a daily drywall, we have a tendency to used additional|the additional} elements that came with the mount to relinquish extra stability (I do not bear in mind the name for the elements, however primarily a metal tube that sit within the holes we have a tendency to drilled, and then the bolts for the mount went into these tubes).
Really once we have a tendency to realized we wanted new drill bits the remainder of the installation was dead easy. The mount is incredibly durable and has completely no offer whatsoever, and holds the TV with none issue. I had to get rid of the TV and place it back on the mount whereas painting the walls recently, and therefore the mount still has had no problems.
There is not a lot of area between the wall/mount and therefore the TV therefore you actually ought to plug in all wires before putting the TV on the mount, otherwise it'll be nearly not possible to plug things in later. the lean mechanism works terribly well; my solely grievance is i do not see {a manner|how|some way|the way|the simplest way} to lock the TV into place (the tile or the horizontal position) the way I expect it ought to. it is not extremely a lot of of a difficulty since it never moves while not being pushed, therefore in need of the full mount returning off the wall or an earthquake i believe it'll be fine.
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