Mount-It!Full Motion TV Wall Mount with 39 Inch Long Extension Arms - 275 Lbs Capacity Heavy Duty Dual Arm TV Mount | Large 800 x 600mm VESA Holds 65 to 110 Inch TVs | Fits 16 and 24 Inch Studs

We bought an Samsung outdoor TV and the recommended Samsung TV mount from the manufacturer that unfortunately would not allow us to anchor into studs. So we had to scrap that TV mount and found this TV mount will allow for you to mount the TV bracket off center to allow for hitting studs and has the flexibility to then have the TV be adjusted to the location of your choice. This mount is HEAVY DUTY, and heavy, but you can installed just the back mounting bracket first and then attach the rest of the TV mount bracket system which allowed for my husband to easily install it himself with no extra help needed. Our TV is just over 100 pounds so I feel good knowing that this bracket far exceeds that weight and we should be in great shape for a future of no worries. The pricewas not cheap but worth it for all of the built in flexibility, heavy weight capacity and overall quality of the TV mount.

Bought this as I needed a mount that would extend my tv out around 32 inches as I have a gas fireplace under the tv that wouldn't allow for a flush mount against the wall and didn't want the tv being too close to the ceiling either as it would be too high for viewing comfortably. It took some time to find this as most other mounts I found didn't have the proper extension range I needed. I decided to buy this based on the good reviews. Let me just say it is great! I hired someone to install it and it took them about an hour and they told me they hadn't seen a mount like this before, even though he has been mounting TVs for over a decade, but he said it seemed very sturdy and well made. It holds up my 75" Samsung qn90b without any issues, the tv weighs over 77 pounds and I also mounted a Sonos Arc Ultra with a SANUS Soundbar TV Mount for Sonos Arc & Sonos Arc Ultra Soundbar which adds over 20 pounds more and still no issues. I am very glad I found this tv mount and I would highly recommend it to anyone that needs this type of mount.

A truly spectacular mounting bracket. I had the Mount It company on the phone to be sure I was getting the right product for mounting my 100-in 300 lb beast of a TV. The informed me that they use these in a lot of large applications such as airports and such. When my electrician came in and installed it on the wall prior to the TV arriving I really felt like I could just hang off the end of this with it fully extended out from the wall. I was a bit overwhelmed by the fact that it was so sturdy and there really isn't a better mounting system for a large television really anywhere unless you build one from scratch and that would cost you insane amounts of money. If you're looking for something that you can hang a TV on without you worrying about in the middle of the night a giant crashing sound this is the mounting solution to get for your enormous television. The nice thing about it as well is you can pull it away from the wall and access the wiring etc without having to have an army of people come take it down from the wall. It can even be positioned sideways so if someone's sitting in the kitchen you can turn it their way with the very little effort. A complete no brainer. Buy it

Sturdy and works great on outside patio for our 70” tv

This bracket is aptly named, as it is definitely a "beast".Cons:- It's heavy. It takes at least two people to install, three is better.- If you are installing it in brick or concrete, forget about using the supplied plastic anchors. They broke off while trying to hammer them into place. I used sleeve anchors, which are better anyway. The only issue was that once I installed the anchors, I had to slightly modify the slot openings to accommodate the larger stud size. A Dremel made this easy.Pros:- A full-size cardboard template is included, making it easy for planning where you will install the unit and placement of the anchors.- The instruction booklet is well written and includes detailed diagrams and clear instruction steps.- Hardware is supplied for any contingency as far as type of TV mount, etc.- Heavy means sturdy. When you pull a heavy TV (mine weighs 70 lbs.) away from the wall to change the viewing angle, there is no noticeable sag whatsoever.- The unit allows for adjusting the tilt and horizontal position of the TV to accommodate any variations in installation.

We went through about 4 mounts that all claimed to support the tv’s weight and dimensions. Sure they held the tv, but barely. Felt like the arms would snap at any moment. This mount however was fortified in all of areas that mattered and easily held our 180 lb 100 inch tv. No flexing of metal or “wagging” anytime you moved the tv. This is an incredibly well built mount- if you want peace of mine and don’t like spending a few dollars more , this is the one to get. You won’t be disappointed.

Great quality i have a 100” tv with this. Great

Used this for a 98 inch panel that weighs about 120 lbs. I have a 30+ inch recess/alcove above my fireplace and this allowed me to attach the mount to the back wall and still reach out far enough to hang the tv, and can still crawl behind if needed. I like this is a double swing arm design (had used the lower-weight-rated Beast single arm model for our previous 65 inch). Very sturdy and the double arm "Beast" (this model) has a much higher weight rating/bounces less than the single arm model so is more stable. Be sure to use your stud finder before drilling the pilot holes as the weight of the mount (this mount is HEAVY) and tv together will be 150+ lbs pulling against your 2x4s, also keep in mind when measuring the VESA mounting screws the pattern is never centered top to bottom on the back of tv and usually sits lower (put mounting bars on tv and remeasure before you drill). The wall mount hex bolts provided are good quality and have never snapped one...yet. Bottom line if you have a giant panel you need the giant mount for peace of mind. This "Beast" costs more but super well made and you get what you pay for.