Other Options for this type of Bracket...

[jefflad]

Hi, This is the type of bracket I'm looking to get. Are these decent and any other reccomendations?

Buy John Lewis JL-DV2340 Articulating TV Wall Mount for 23 - 40” TVs online at JohnLewis.com

Cheers
Jeff

 

[Member252055]

Hi

What size TV do you have? Personally I wouldn't put a 40" on a single arm bracket like this as specced but it would be ok up to 32 or max 37.

Here's some other options depending on your screen size;

M-Form - 14" to 26" VESA Articulated LCD Bracket

M-Form - 21" to 37" VESA Articulated/Tilting LCD Bracket

M-Form - 32" to 52" Articulated Universal LCD/Plasma Bracke

Hope this helps.

Regards
Graham

 

[jefflad]

It's a 32", I should add I'm interested in knowing how far off the wall it sits when closed up. Oh and something that won't fall off the wall

 

[Member252055]

Hi

So, for a 32" this one would suit;

M-Form - 21" to 37" VESA Articulated/Tilting LCD Bracket

This sits 70mm from the wall when flat which looks pretty silimar to the JLP one you've linked to.

Regards
Graham

 

[jefflad]

Thanks... just need to find something on which I can sit the SKY box...

 

[Member252055]

Hi

Ok, this may not be relevant to your situation but our corner bracket has shelves which you can use for SKY box/DVD player etc. It can be used in a corner or on a flat wall and gives you tilt and swivel. The only thing it won't do is push back to the wall as the shelves would get in the way.

M-Form - 32" to 52" Corner Bracket With 2 Shelves

Regards
Graham

 

[jefflad]

I've actually just bought a shelf and cable tidy from John Lewis and with your bracket comes in at a smidge over £100 so this is the best and cheapest option.

Thanks anyway.

J

 

[Mandy-Looo]

I'm looking at something like this:

Black Tilt Rotate Arm TV Bracket | TV Wall Brackets | TV Wall Mounts - BracketsUK.com - Product Information

lots of options on that web-site

(I don't have the power to recommend anything tho' as I'm still lokking myself)

 

[jefflad]

Graham,

Got the bracket yesterday so thanks for that. Which of your fixing bolts would to recommend for a TV weighing 11.5kg plus the weight of the bracket? It'll be into plaster board but I've identified a part on the wall that's dot, dabbed that I'll use to fix it to.

Jeff

 

[Member252055]

Hi

For dot and dab you can use regular screws and plugs. You need to make sure that you have at least 50mm of thread into the solid wall behind so you need to add this to the depth of the board to get your screw length. Also with dot and dab, there's quite often a small gap between the board and brick where you want your fixings to go. Once you've drilled your fixing holes then fill this gap with some no-more-nails or similar to prevent the board from pulling in when you tighten the bolts.

Hope this helps.

Regards
Graham