Mounting Bolts For Samsung Microwave

I like how it can be regenerated using a microwave oven.

We installed this in a rehabbed church space that's now a contemporary art gallery flush mounted it to an exposed beam and it looks and works great. That said, it's only been about a week, so maybe I'll report back later if I have any complaints! I was surprised that, for its length, there are only 2 mounting holes on either end, so I fear that it may sag over time. But again, too soon to tell. Where it does mount in those 2 places, it's on a solid plastic end cap/brace, so it seems like it will hold up well. It weighs about 85 pounds, so we had 3 people to install. We had to go about 17 feet up to the beam, we leveled, marked and pre-drilled & drove lag bolts into the beam and then used two extension ladders on either side to climb and carefully slide the projection screen/case up on the ladder's rails. Our 3rd person was on a 10ft ladder in the middle and was there as a spotter for extra support. It was then quite easy to hook it on to the lag bolts once we slid it to the top. All in all, it's an easy install, we opened the box and had the job done in less than 4 hours. Just be sure you have the wiring supplies and the proper mounting hardware and you'll have no problem!

Fortunately there a stud centered right where I had space for the tv. This is very well made. All the bolts, parts and a mounting template were included. Makes getting the flat screen at a desirable angle easy peasy.

I love this wall mount. Far superior to the frame style ugly racks. Here's what I appreciate:- 3 lag bolt attachment to a wall at a stud (I have a short wall behind the TV and this mounts to its outer stud) strong and articulate, with 3 rotation points (wall, elbow, TV- easy, smooth movement yet stays in place- significant movement range including distance from wall- attractive- upper and lower cable channels on both arms to control at least 4 cables (with a flat ethernet cable that'd be 5)- ingeniously engineered so that a single set of 4 extension plates serve multiple mounting size standards.All that said, I must tell you that for my 2014 Samsung 55 6350 TV the supplied bolts were either too short or too long, and I had to take the long ones to my bench vise, hack saw them, grind the ends smooth, and back off a nut that I just happened to have that fit the threads (without a nut to back off, this method of shortening bolts distorts the thread just enough to prevent use). I thought it odd that a product of this quality, with so many different mounting hardwares included, would ship without the right bolts for a modern TV. Be forewarned. And even if you need a trip to the hardware store (for metric bolts), the mount is worth it.

I am using these for the mounting of my larger set of studio monitors in my home project studio. The included mounting hardware is excellent. The stands are very well made and are holding the speakers very securly with only the use of the included toggle bolts. The speakers being used only weigh in at 26 pounds each. I would use the included stud-bolts for any speakers over 40 pounds. All in all very happy with my purchase. They also help with sound isolation. By mounting the speakers in this way, much of sound stays within my studio and appears to be isolated from the rest of my home which is important to me. B&H shipped very quickly. Always happy ith their service. I also like the fact that they are an actual store.

We installed this in a rehabbed church space that's now a contemporary art gallery flush mounted it to an exposed beam and it looks and works great. That said, it's only been about a week, so maybe I'll report back later if I have any complaints! I was surprised that, for its length, there are only 2 mounting holes on either end, so I fear that it may sag over time. But again, too soon to tell. Where it does mount in those 2 places, it's on a solid plastic end cap/brace, so it seems like it will hold up well. It weighs about 85 pounds, so we had 3 people to install. We had to go about 17 feet up to the beam, we leveled, marked and pre-drilled & drove lag bolts into the beam and then used two extension ladders on either side to climb and carefully slide the projector up on the ladder's rails. Our 3rd person was on a 10ft ladder in the middle and was there as a spotter for extra support. It was then quite easy to hook it on to the lag bolts once we slid it to the top. All in all, it's an easy install, we opened the box and had the job done in less than 4 hours. Just be sure you have the wiring supplies and the proper mounting hardware and you'll have no problem!

A very complete package, good instructions, all the mounting bolts and screws are in their own box with extras.A bit of a puzzle to put together, and really WELL made.

They’re exactly what you’d expect. Simple install and speaker mounting. You might need to buy bolts as my speakers - Bose 151s - required 1/4” x 20 threads. The safety cable is a nice touch.

I work for a Phoenix TV Mounting company and just put up one of these mounts this morning. Take it from a Pro - these mounts are so good that I had to take the time to look it up and leave a review. I'll admit, I skip the instructions as I mount about 75 TVs per week - but I know they are very thorough & easy to understand. The thing this mount has on its cheaper competition is that it will last forever. The joints & pivot points are very solid - very "midwestern" built. High quality steel & bolts. Additionally - the lock bolts are all very high quality and tighten very nice & snug. It's so easy to get a perfect installation with Sanus mounts. Thanks! a href="https://www.moderntvaudio.com"Modern TV & Audio/a

So far it's good holding up my Samsung 85. Solid construction although the lag bolts are smaller than those included with other brackets. There are six of them so using all seems sufficient. Locking bar for the bottom is also different than I am used to, but does the job. With the amazing price I'm happy.