Peerless Paramount Articulating Wall Mount for 10-26 inch LCD Screens - Black

Excellent product which was delivered very quickly by Amazon. Sturdy construction which can be arranged to fit any circumstances. Well worth the extra money compared to lower priced items. We use it to support a 22" TV, so that we have more work space free in the kitchen.

I used this mount to install a 19" Samsung LCD flat screen in my kitchen. Let me tell you, the mount was the easiest part of the installation. First of all, make sure you use a stud finder, because as long as you have this mounted properly in a stud, it should be able to easily hold most smaller LCD televisions.I know in the case of my 19" Samsung, the TV really does not weigh very much and this articulating arm easily holds the weight. The arm is made of fairly heavy duty steel and uses two fairly large and long phillips head screws (also comes with high quality anchors if you don't have access to a stud).Some additional notes... The description is not clear, but the plate that connects to the TV does tilt up and down (adjusts view angle of TV). There are two black end caps that cover a large Allen bolt. You just need a precision screwdriver to pry off the plastic bolt cover and use one of the two Allen keys that are included in box. The bolt appears to be factory torqued too tight to tilt, but if you loosen it a bit, then you should be able to tilt the screen. Overall, the product is finished very nicely in black and uses heavy duty steel and is even made in USA (a nice bonus). One more detail is that it has some plastic pieces that screw into the arm to manage your cables (i.e., the cables route along arm rather than just hanging there).Finally, for those of you considering using this mount and running your electrical and cable through the wall... I highly recommend the Pass & Seymour Legrand recessed cable/outlet box sold at Lowes. It's about forty bucks (expensive), but it has a surge protector built in and is one of the few outlets you'll find custom made for wall hanging TVs. In fact, if you position the P&S outlet box to the right of the Peerless articulating arm, you can basically move the arm to cover up the outlet box so that the TV looks like it's just magically hanging in the air (in other words, the recessed outlet box is completely covered).

I purchased this product to hold a 19" TV/DVD player weighing about 11 lbs. The mount is very sturday and heavy duty. It articulates nicely from collapsed to fully extended and moves around easily, using two individual arms that allow it to angle almost anywhere, including around corners. It comes with allen wrenches to tighten/loosen all teh pivot points so you can adjust the stiffness of motion to your liking. It fit perfectly my 100x100mm mount size on my TV, and even comes with various sleeves and different length screws to fit TVs that have recessed mounting holes. It also comes with two long thick wood screws or drywall/concrete anchors for different mounting situations. The top holes in the mount accomodate the TV sliding into the slots, and the bottom holes then lock in in place. This allows for an easy mount/dismount, which was important for us since we are using it in our camper, and pack away the TV for travel. It comes with zip ties, and small screws with attachments to hold/route your cables so that they will move with the mount.I am rather particular when it comes to quality and sturdiness, but I am not at all displeased with the craftsmanship of this mount, and for $38 it certainly beats the pants of the $90 mount Best Buy wanted for the Sanus mount.If your TV is a smaller size, you will not be unhappy with this mount.

This is a great mount for the price. The hardware is quality construction, looks great, and works awesome. Mount comes with good hardware for mounting - screws for stud mount actually looked up to the job and they are. I chose this after reading reviews about the ability to adjust roll and tilt after you've secured it to the wall. Once I had the mount in place (as plum & level as possible) and the tv on it, it was level if all the way pulled out, but slightly crooked when flat to the wall (which is how it will be most the time). I was able to pretty easily adjust the roll so its now level where I want it. I doubt you'll find another mount this good for the price.Mounted an insignia 19" LCD with built in DVD player, mount has no problems with it.

Solidly built, easy to install if you plan it out, even with one person.The only thing is it was a pain ordering it, I ended up with a different one somehow and had to wait another week to get it.Even after that I have no complaints.Amazon Rocks; no questions asked and I didn't have to pay return shipping.As far as having this for about 3-4 months, I just notice the monitor drifts back over night every once in a while.I have a corner desk and it works great.