Discount Cheetah Mounts APTMM2B Flat Screen TV Wall Mount Bracket, uses Universal Tilt Mount 32-55" - Plasma, LED, LCD TV Wall Mounts Mounting Brackets On Sale.

	Universal Design Fits Most 32-55 inch TVs Flush 1.9" Profile Tilt Range: 15° Downward Supports up to 165LBS 6" 3-Axis Magnetic Bubble Level Included

	Product Description: The APTMM2 flat tilt mount features a slim 1.9" profile from the wall to the back of your display. Additionally it has 0-15 degrees of tilt. The APTMM2 mount is constructed with 8LBS of 100% High Grade Steel providing a sturdy and reliable mount. The APTMM2's solid wall plate allows for quick and easy installation and will support a wide variety of stud applications up to 28" apart. The APTMM2 mount will fit the majority of LCD and Plasma Displays up to 55". Most LCD and Plasma displays 55" and smaller conforms to the VESA Standards and this mount will support most odd sized hole patterns that do not conform to the VESA Standards. For more information on what exact hole patterns this mount will fit please see the Hole Pattern Coverage in specifications section.

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Rating : - Good Mount for the price.
I bought this mount for a 46" Samsung Series 5 LCD HDTV. For the price, it is a great buy. A similar mount at a best buy or walmart is going to cost almost 5 times as much. If you follow the instructions included with the mount you should have no problem installing this mount. Depending on your TV once the TV is mounted and installed you may run in to a little bit of trouble with the inputs. For me it's pretty hard to plug stuff into the back of the TV with a fixed mount. I guess this is why some people get swivel mounts. But if you plan ahead and plug all your wires in before you put the TV on the wall then you shouldn't have any problems. If you're constantly unplugging and plugging in wires you may want to look for a swivel mount though. Make sure that you have a stud finder to find a good location to place the mount. I'd also recommend having a long screwdriver to tighten the security screws as the screw is well behind the TV and you might have a little trouble trying to stick a screwdriver handle with your hand around it between the TV and the wall. This is really a fantastic mount. It's very solid and it's an extremely reasonable price.
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