VideoSecuLCD LED Monitor TV Wall Mount for 19" 20" 22" 23" 24" 26" 27" 30" 31" Flat Panel Screen Maximum Loading 66lbs VESA 75/100 Ultra Thin Mount Bracket 1EA

Update: because of my setup I installed the mount side ways so the monitor slide in from the left to the right, because the mount has sorta a v shape going for it, took precise alignment to get it right but everything works and now I just slide my monitor to the left to remove it.Don’t mind dust in photo I’m doing constructionIn my case I didn’t have a stud to mount it too so I used a spare pice of wood affixed to the wall with toggle bolts and screwed the mount in. With the depth of the wood .75in the total space the monitor sticks out is 5in center and 9 inches on the extreme curve ends of the monitor (very small amount)Best flush mount on Amazon for a large 49inch monitor, very sturdy, best option for save space on a a narrow desk. Simple assembly didn’t even remove instructions from box.In my case my desk is 8ftlong by 19inches deep, with an 1800r curve msi oled 49 inch monitor, after trying other mounts this give me the most room and it’s far more sturdy. Honestly wouldn’t use a full motion for a 49 inch but if they could make one that overs small adjustments that would make installing even easier as if your not good at leveling you could fix it by twisting it level.

Solid, sturdy mount. Perfect for mounty my 27" Samsung smart monitor in my camp trailer. The wall and monitor side of the mount are secured together with screws after installation, keeping everything together during travel. Prefect! Came with all necessary hardware as well.

It does exactly what it purports to do: Mont a VESA monitor something like a half inch off your wall. Any thinner would be a drawback.If you have a really thin monitor, there won't be enough room for fingers behind it when you have it on the wall, so think about connecting the cables before hanging the panel.It doesn't pivot and you might find that you want it to pivot because the angles aren't perfect - tough luck! The price we pay for flush to the wall is that there is nor room for pivoting. In my application, I put up with suboptimal angles because I need it to sink into the wall as much as possible. For me, if it stuck out any more, the panel would obscure another monitor that I can't move.So think carefully about if you need it to pivot! If you need to pivot, this is not the mount you are looking for. Actually, it's the other way around - this is the mount you want ONLY if getting it as close as possible to the wall is the most important thing.

I decided to set up a secondary stand up workstation for my work from home needs. I decided to go for this low profile mount for a 27" external monitor since I don't need a swing out arm that extends away from the wall. The mount comes with a variety of screws to use with your monitor. Unfortunately, my monitor's VESA mounting holes were recessed so the included screws were too short. Luckily, I had some longer screws on hand and I was able to make the mount work. This is not really the mount's fault but it's worth noting that you might need longer screws. It's also worth mentioning that the instructions say that the mount MUST be installed into a wood wall stud or solid concrete wall.The mount comes in 2 pieces with one piece going on the monitor and the other going on the wall. After both installing both halves, you slide the monitor down onto the wall mounted piece. This was a little tricky but doable. After I initially slid the monitor down into the wall mount, I couldn't install the power cable and the hdmi cable since the space was too tight (about 1/2 an inch). I ended up removing the monitor, installing the cables, and sliding the monitor back down on the wall mount with the cables hanging down. If your monitor's connections stick out from the back, this mount might not work or you might need cables with 90 degree connections. Luckily, my monitor's connections are on the bottom so this mount works with standard cables.Overall, it might be a little tricky to install the mount depending on how your monitor is configured but the end result is nice and tight to the wall. Seems pretty stable too.

Very easy to install. Works great. Fine quality.simply screw the back piece to the wall (on a stud) and attach the other piece to the back of the TV and slide the two pieces together.It's not meant for large TV's, but worked perfectly for installing a 22" in my trailer.I did note that one of the screw holes was a millimeter or so off center from one of the holes on the TV, but it wasn't much trouble coaxing the mounting bolt into place. It comes with a few different sizes of mounting bolts to accommodate the differences in TVs.As has been said, it does mount the TV very close to the wall, so if the TV is also very thin, swapping cables might be tricky.My only warning is that if you are installing this in a confined space, such as close to a ceiling, or in in a cabinet, you will need to have at least 6 inches above where you want to your TV to be positioned in order to slide the TV plate into the wall plate.

I was searching for something like this for some time. What a great way to be able to attach something to a wall and be able to move it around to another location if desired. While it then would require additional ones to be purchased, it is well worth it. You can also use it as a storage device, use it to hold something on a wall and easily lift it up to remove it and use it remotely. Might be nice if they made something larger for heavier items, but this one is pretty robust with a good paint finish.