Sanus System VLT14 Super Slim Tilt Wall Mount For 37″- 65″ flat-panel TV – Black $179.99 $149.99

8 Reviews

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  richnpeg says:

  September 28, 2011 at Sunday, May 20th, 2012

  We have a 46″ Sony Bravia XBR and all hardware bolted up just like it stated it would! My only concern is when you tip the TV with the little plastic supports that it feels like your gonna snap them off when finishing with all the cable hookups. Now that everything is up and connected it looks great!
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  snyperjuice says:

  August 10, 2011 at Sunday, May 20th, 2012

  Had to replace my living room tv stand, and got it on sale. So far its been great, have only had it for a month. Very easy to set up, accessing the tilt control is not as easy as I had hoped, but at least I don’t need to tilt it often.
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  JandaL says:

  June 18, 2011 at Sunday, May 20th, 2012

  Set up with help from a friend in about 20 minutes. Supports the panasonic 50 inch plasma. Two issues – one of the support screws sheared off so ensure that the pilot holes are drilled to the proper length. The second issue is that the knobs to adjust the tilt angle are impossible to reach once the TV is mounted so make sure that it is right before hand. Overall a great product and would recommend to my family and friends. Also…shipped quickly to APO.
• Editor says:

  August 14, 2010 at Sunday, May 20th, 2012

  Sanus LL11-B1 Super Slim Low-Profile Wall Mount – For 37″ – 65″ flat-panel TVs $119.99 $99.99 at TigerDirect

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• Editor says:

  April 4, 2011 at Sunday, May 20th, 2012

  Sanus System VMT14-B1 Super Slim 26″ – 42″ Flat-panel TV Wall Mount – Black $129.99 $99.99 at BestBuy

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  Mevman says:

  May 30, 2011 at Sunday, May 20th, 2012

  You can’t go wrong with Sanus and this mount is no exception. Original retail price is a little high but I picked this up on sale for 1/2 off and mounted my Panny 42″ plasma smart tv to it. The adjustment features are great and instructions and hardware are well packaged right down to the bit size needed for the lag screws! Mount everything to TV. Mount bracket to wall and hang. Couldn’t be easier! Am impressed with how well built this mount is. Holds up to 125#’s.
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  Anonymous says:

  February 9, 2011 at Sunday, May 20th, 2012

  Easy mounting set-up for those who are handy. A bit pricey.
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  drjenk says:

  January 17, 2011 at Sunday, May 20th, 2012

  Really great mount. I used it for a 65 in and it looks great. Tilts a little forward.
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  Dadams says:

  October 25, 2010 at Sunday, May 20th, 2012

  I installed this mount on my Samsung 50″ plasma, and chose it primarily because the electrical outlets & video input cables are set right in the center of the wall space that the TV would be covering. The other mounts made up of the horizontal mounting bar that sits in the middle of the TV would have forced me to hang the set higher or lower than what was ideal. The vertical columns are only going to mount in one position depending on the TV model you have, so be sure that the space in between is sufficient to surround your outlet covers, otherwise you’ll be removing wall plates (like I had to) for the mount to sit flush on the wall. This mount is highly recommended if you’re in a similar situation. Regarding the mount itself – very easy to install, the design is simple and there is plenty of tilt if you need it. I’m not crazy about the string-pull system, though it is effective. I had to remove the TV once during setup and the strings had gotten tangled up in my HDMI cables around back, so it took awhile to grab them with a hanger (the TV is 7′ up over a mantel, if it had been a lower installation it wouldn’t have been a problem). As long as you’re careful when hanging it up not to let them get caught behind the mount itself or in your other cables you’ll be fine.
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  ncbeaches says:

  October 22, 2010 at Sunday, May 20th, 2012

  This is a great mount in terms of support and easy to install. I bought this to go over my fireplace so I didn’t want the TV to stick out too far. Well, no worries here, this thing is CLOSE to the wall. So close that I have to take the TV off the wall if I want to insert a plug into the back of the TV. Not a problem for me because after I plug something in once, I’m good.