This mount is very sturdy and made from excellent materials.I needed a mount for a 55" flat panel TV that had virtually unlimited adjustment as the TV was going in a corner of the room. Moving motion of this mount is very good and it stays where you put it.Assembly was fairly simple and the brackets that attach to the back of the TV comes with enough screws and washers to fit any TV. Once the bracket is attached to the TV it easily attaches to the wall mount. Hides cables very neatly.

Best mount on the market I have purchesed three for my flat panel sets. No other compares !

My cabinet builder recommended this mount for both entertainment centers we were building. I was a little surprised by the price until I saw them and saw how robust and convenient they are. I looked at several other mounts and NONE were comparable in terms of strength and reliability. Our largest TV is a 65 inch Panasonic. The TV is not only held reliably, it is held in the exact position we place it, as opposed to other mounts we saw which flex under the weight of the TVs.

If you're looking for a wall mount for a large flat panel TV that is built to last, and works without sagging or flexing, this is it! We recently bought a 47-inch TV for a bedroom, and a 55-inch TV for the family room/kitchen area. The 47-inch TV won't be manipulated a whole lot, so we bought a basic wall mount at Costco for it. The 55-inch TV, which is mounted on a wall in our family room with this wall mount, will be swung out daily toward the kitchen (while I do meal prep and clean up), or tipped down a little and swung a little in the opposite direction (for viewing from the loveseat).This wall mount works smoothly and effortlessly, despite the size and weight of the 55-inch TV. (I'm a 59 year old woman, and I can push/pull the TV into position with only one hand!)When our contractor friend opened the box for this heavy beast he said, "It looks like this thing could launch a rocket at NASA!" It is really that high quality!We were initially hesitant to spend this much money on a wall mount, but because of the distance the 55-inch TV would be moved daily, we didn't want to risk any problems with it coming off the wall and/or someone getting hurt. We haven't been sorry about our decision. By contrast, the much cheaper wall mount that we bought for the 47-inch TV is exactly that--much cheaper in all respects. (That one came with an Allen wrench for periodic tightening of the screws because the movement causes them to loosen...NOTHING has to be maintained on THIS monster!) In this case, the old adage holds true: "You get what you pay for."