BEST ANSWER:It will work but you will need to use concrete anchors to attach. More difficult to install. Most likely will require a hammer drill and concrete drill bits. if unsure, have a professional install.
BEST ANSWER:It will work but you will need to use concrete anchors to attach. More difficult to install. Most likely will require a hammer drill and concrete drill bits. if unsure, have a professional install.
Yes it does work with concrete walls. I bought 3 of them and all 3 are on concrete walls. One has a 42" tv. One has a 32" tv. And the other has a 40" computer monitor! They all work great !!
BEST ANSWER:I am sitting at my desk with the this mount on the wall in font of me. There is also a tape measure on my desktop. Lucky you. I just measured the distance from the wall to the back of TV and it is about 3"
BEST ANSWER:I am sitting at my desk with the this mount on the wall in font of me. There is also a tape measure on my desktop. Lucky you. I just measured the distance from the wall to the back of TV and it is about 3"
BEST ANSWER:Horizontally 3" on center for the outer holes, with the middle hole being 1.5" from either outside hole's center. Vertically the spacing is 9" centered.
BEST ANSWER:Horizontally 3" on center for the outer holes, with the middle hole being 1.5" from either outside hole's center. Vertically the spacing is 9" centered.
This mount only works well when mounting on a stud that is in the nearly the exact center of your desired location. This is exactly what I was looking for. It is overkill for the 32" Class TV I am using it for. I use it over my desk and can pull it 16" off the wall easily so my TV/monitor and my lap top monitor are in the same viewing range. Can easily use my "computer" glasses and see both screens. Push it back to the wall and the rear of the TV is 3" off the wall.
Very study, even fully extended. Mechanism extends and retracts with little effort. Tilts and angles to allow me to adjust for glare from lights and windows.. Very please with the strength and quality of this mount.
Assembled easily. Design allows the mount to be fastened to the wall, brackets attached to the TV, then just hook and tilt it on the wall bracket. Screws lock the TV brackets in place.
Fits 32" TV, but I'd recommend something else for TV that size
Worked good as single stud mount. Directions are spotty, bit it's not too hard to figure out (other than you'll end up with lots of extra hardware). Works good on tilt swivel, etc. My only problem is that the vertical bars that you mount on the back of the TV could only be put in one spot on my 32" inch TV without extending too high or too low such that they would be visible when watching TV. That would have been fine except all the input ports then were almost blocked by the horizontal bars on mount itself. I solved the problem by getting some right angle HDMI converters -- but it was still touchy getting these in.
