Mount It! TV Safety Straps For Child and Baby Proofing, Anti Tip Prevention and Earthquake Protection, Heavy Duty Metal Connectors, Secures to TV Stand and Walls, Black

I compared a number of options on Amazon and at my local hardware store before settling on this one mainly because the 37" vertical strap gave me confidence that I could run from the upper bolt holes on a 75" TV to the back of its stand. There were some competing products with a 32" strap, which would have restricted me to the lower holes only. I decided to buy two, one mounted in the upper holes and one in the lower, which is probably overkill but also gives me peace of mind.It comes with 5mm, 6mm, and 8mm mounting bolts in two lengths to fit a variety of TVs; my 75" Samsung used the short M6. Installation was very straightforward; the only fiddly bit was having to reach under the TV to tighten the shelf hold-down bolt with an Allen wrench. Some competing products provide a knob instead, which would be a little simpler but probably also more prone to loosening. Overall I'm very happy and would certainly buy the same model again.

Our granddaughter is coming to visit and we are in the process of babyproofing. We did not want to put more holes in the walls than needed and we really did not want to hang our TV. To our surprise, our Samsung came with screw holes in the back and the setup was easy. The strap is tight and the TV is secure. One recommendation, it comes with multiple size screws depending on your TV, start with trying the largest one first so you don't get a smaller screw stuck in what for our TV is a fairly deep hole.

I was a little sceptical at first, but this is actually pretty much perfect. If setup properly, it should stop your TV or monitor from tipping over. I did test it out with a little force and it barely moved; however, I do not know if someone hung on the unit, how it would hold. I bought it to hold my monitor in place in case of an earthquake or if someone bumps the bookshelf, and for that it works.

I used this for my 65" Samsung TV. I had to use the largest/longest bolt that was included but had to leave the spacer off as it barely fit. My TV stand does not much of a lip on the backside (I did not want to drill into my wall), so I was not able to use it as directed, but I was able to "jerry rig" it to make it work and it seems very sturdy. I am on the East Coast and do not have children, so I don't run the risk of any significant earthquakes or someone pulling on it.

I worried if this would work for my TV with stand but it installed so easy. There was a wide assortment of screws and attachments for any kind of tv it seems. Found what I needed and had it hooked up and stable in 10 minutes.

Just what I needed

At first it looks like a good product. Forst off it came used. It claims to fit any flat screen, but after I received it and looked at the box and in small print it only works with up to 55 inch tvs. So if you have a 55 It would work.

I bought this strap MONTHS ago after purchasing an $800 TV, mainly because I took one look at the stubby little legs and one look at my jerk of a cat and got concerned.HOWEVER.The true beauty of the strap became evident today after riding out the 5.7 magnitude earthquake mere miles from the epicenter. Things were falling off walls and shelves, and I grabbed the jerk cat and booked it out of the apartment building without a second thought.The first thing I noticed upon being let back in, in my post adrenaline delirium, was that my TV escaped unscathed. It was FINE. By all rights that thing should have gone over, and would have had this strap not saved its life.Get this strap, you will not regret it.