JM-1000

The mount comes with large wood screws intended for mounting to a stud. They don't provide any real guidance here, probably to avoid issues when somebody's installation fails. I mounted a 32" TV in the corner of my bar using a couple of anchors. These were fairly large screw-in type anchors. I don't think there's a need for any of the more elaborate wall mounting systems. A 32" TV is pretty light, and as long as nobody is going to be hanging off of it, you don't have to get too fancy.

We use them for our camper and they are easy to put up. We take our tv's down when traveling and it is easy to put them up and down.

I used this mount for a 27” flat screen tv in the bedroom of our RV. The only issue is getting you're hand behind tv to tighten the screws on the mount. I even had a long Phillips head and it was not easy finding the screw on each side to tighten mount. But once it’s tightened it works fine.

Awesome product

Easily mounted and well made

With this mounting bracket, you give up the ability to extend the TV out from the wall and swing it side-to-side, but what you get in return is an absolutely rigid mount. The fasteners that lock the tilt position are #3 phillips head/flat blade screws which are much easier to tighten in a restricted space than the allen-head screws that some other mounts use. All needed hardware is included.

Good sturdy wall mount for a 21" monitor. I choose this model over others for 1 reason. It has a total of 6 holes to attach to the wall whereas most others have only 2 or are for a stud or concrete wall. I have old drywall with no stud where I need the monitor above the one I currenly use. Used 4 of the largests wall anchors I could find and am confident that my 10Lb monitor will not come off the wall any time soon. Had just 1 issue. The adjusment for up/down tilt is held in place by 2 bolts screwing the monitor bracket to the wall bracket to keep it in position. To tighten the bolts you need a long screwdriver or you are going to be fighting the bolts to get them in the hole/slot area to tighen. My 12" screwdriver worked fine. Beyond that, easy to install. Would recomend, with big wall anchors.

simple and sturdy. worked exactly as planned and the perfect depth to mount a computer monitor with.