Kanto KT3260 Tilting Mount for 32 - 60 Inch TVs
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 Rating: Review Date: 01/17/15 |
Kanto KT3260 Tilting Mount for 32 - 60 Inch TVs
Cons:Integrated spirit level not accurate
Pros:SturdyEasy to installEasy to attach and remove TVWorks with many VESA standards |
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Rating: Review Date: 01/15/15 |
Kanto KT3260 Tilting Mount for 32 - 60 Inch TVs
Cons:Never had one before so nothing to compare with.
Pros:Solid, easy to understand instructions. Works great. I like the 12 degree tilt. Paid 25$...exceptional price. Comment:
Put my 32inch led on this and it is looking good...easy for me to put up as I am handy. Wide enough to mount on my 24" studs. Nothing went wrong whatsoever. |
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Rating: Review Date: 12/07/14 |
Kanto KT3260 Tilting Mount for 32 - 60 Inch TVs
Cons:none when on sale
Pros:decent build quality Comment:
well mad and secure mounting,nice looking finish. |
This is a fantastic wall mount. It is quite easy to install, both to the TV and to the wall.There are many, many screws included for the various VESA standards. Some screws are in two lengths. This is great as the M6 screws used for my TV can only project 8 mm into the TV. I chose the shortest included M6 screws, 25 mm, and with the very thick included spacers and the cupped washers that can be flipped either way the combination was perfect. The included hardware with two types of spacers plus the washers that can be reoriented means the TV mounting system is very flexible. It can even accommodate TVs with curved backs.The beam which attaches to the wall has many circular and oval holes - you are guaranteed to hit two studs. The included lag bolts are massive. The mounted beam will easily support even very heavy TVs, it is very solid. I can support most of my weight off it. I noticed the tiny spirit level built into the beam did not agree with my own much larger level. I assumed it was inaccurate and used my own level as the instructions required - in fact they didn't mention the level at all. No big deal though.Mounting the TV with the brackets to the beam is very easy - just hook the top onto the beam and pivot it down. It then latches in place. To remove the TV, pull two tabs which release the latches. The TV will remain in place on the top of the beam - just lift it off.I haven't experimented with the tilt but the mechanism seems smooth and it can be locked at any angle up to 12 degrees.This is a very well-designed, sturdy wall mount.