Product ReviewsInland U-Mount 360 LCD Arms 150 Wallmount 15-17"
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With 6 User Reviews
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 Rating: Review Date: 11/23/09 |
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Rating: Review Date: 09/13/09 |
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Excellent mount, I'm using frequently for mounting LCD screens, specification says 15 to 17 inch but I'm using for 19" also. Mounting bolts is for concrete use only, for drywall you must use different anchors with screws and washers. If manufacturer will include screws for drywall it will be an excellent package. |
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Rating: Review Date: 03/02/08 |
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This mount is great! Yes the included wall fastners are meant for concrete block, but you can get good wall anchors anywhere. Works great and very adjustable. |
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Rating: Review Date: 04/08/05 |
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I have purchased 5 of these and like them alot. I agree with an earlier reviewer that the mounting hardware looks like it is for concrete. I just use drywall drillers that support 50 pounds and they are solid as a rock. You can't beat the price. The range of motion is great! |
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Rating: Review Date: 01/02/05 |
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I bought this Monitor arm for a 17 |
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Rating: Review Date: 11/12/04 |
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Excellent product, but the included wall mounting bolts look like they are meant for concrete, not drywall or wood. I had to purchase different wall mount bolts to have this work properly. Once mounted, it is quite servicable, and the included hex key adjustment tool is a nice touch. |
My wife desired to utilize an older roll-top desk that had been given to us by a family member as her computer desk. She purchased a 15.6 inch flat panel LCD TV-computer monitor, and our challenge was to mount the monitor under the roll top and onto the desktop in such a way that she could close the roll top when she wasn't using her computer. This mount was the perfect solution for us. It's very sturdy and yet small. It's configuration enabled me to mount the TV-computer monitor without any difficulty. I had to create an extra wooden insert and alter the desk shelving a bit, but that was part of the fun of creating a way to meet my wife's desire to hide her computer.