Price Compare Sanus LRF118-B1 Articulating Wall Mount for 37" to 65" Displays (Black)

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Sanus LRF118-B1 Articulating Wall Mount for 37" to 65" Displays (Black) Product Description:

• Chrome-Plated
• Easy Rotation Alignment For Perfect Leveling
• Use With Saslr1A
• Universal Tv Brackets
• Includes Cable Management Clips

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The Vision Mount LRF118 is a full-motion wall mount for large flat-panel TVs. This mount is specifically engineered for the LR1A recessed in-wall box and allows a TV to rest nearly flush with the wall, hiding mounting hardware. Sanus Systems' Virtual Axis¿ technology provides effortless tilting movement with the touch of a finger. Full motion allows tilt, swivel, pan, and extend motions up to 17 from the wall. Its extruded aluminum and solid heavy-gauge steel construction offers a sleek, high-tech look while providing strength and durability. Universal mounting pattern fits virtually any 30 to 50 inch LCD or plasma TV up to 130 lbs.

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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
It's a good mount, but...
By Nan
This is a good TV mount, but:1. The box for the wall does not come with it, you have to buy it seperately.2. The TV still stands out from the wall about 1 1/2 inches.3. It was really difficult to attach the TV and mount to the wall box. It took 3 people.4. It's pretty expensive, considering that you also have to buy the wall box to mount it.5. The screws that mount the frame to the back of the TV were too short for our TV, necessitating a trip to the hardware store. It comes with several sizes of screws and washers to attach the frame to the TV, but none of them worked.6. The frame on the back of the TV blocks access to some of the connections on the back of the TV.The good points:1. It is really sturdy. We don't worry that the TV will fall.2. The swivel arm makes it unneccessary to take the TV down to access the back connections and run the wires through the wall.3. It hides most of the mount in the wall, when viewed from the side, if the TV is pushed back as far as it will go.We've already got it up (which was a major project, let me tell you), but if I had it to do over again, I would get the mount from the manufacturer of the TV, even though it was a tad more expensive (but it was electriccally adjustable and controlled by the TV remote). I like it that the box in the wall hides a lot of the "works", but the problem with accessing the connections is likely to be ongoing and irritating.

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
great mount
By Jim in Mountain View
I needed a mount that had full articulation (sofa and chairs are to the right of the TV, so I need it to pull out ~30-40 degrees and also wanted to be able to tilt down ~5-10 degrees). I also wanted my TV to sit as flush to the wall as possible, which lead me to this Sanus.I mounted my 52" Sony XBR4 myself. The mount is listed as 30" to 50" displays, but as long as you are under the weight limit and within the mount width of the crossbars it'll work. Install was easy, and it holds the weight with no problem. I needed to position the TV a little left of center to make up for where the box fit in between the studs to get the TV centered exactly between my fireplace and the side wall. This is great flexibility... just be aware that you cannot shift the TV more than a few inches or it will start to rotate slightly from the off-center weight.Anyway, mount looks great, works great, and I've gotten many compliments. I highly recommend this mount!

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
Good quality, but you need to be aware of a few things
By Stephen Parks
The product literature claims that it fits virtually all flat-panel TVs up to 50". It doesn't fit TVs with an 800mm wide bolt distance (which includes my 47" LG LCD). The horizontal rods that you see in the picture are just a couple of inches too short. It can be made to fit by getting longer 1" diameter steel tubing, if you have to.Also, the in-wall box that is recommended (and shown in the picture but sold seperately) is actually required, unless you are willing to fabricate your own alternative.The quality is great. The instructions are adequate, but could be better.

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I'm very pleased with this purchase. I received the bolts in just 2 days (4 days earlier than the earliest estimated delivery date)!! Also, it shipped from CA and I'm in NC. As far as the product goes, I'm very happy with the quality. I can't tell any difference between these and the ones from Lowes or Home Depot. I build a lot of furniture so it can be cheaper to buy them in larger numbers like this.

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Discount Sanus AV Foundation Flat Panel TV Stand - Silver, Black

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Sanus AV Foundation Flat Panel TV Stand - Silver, Black Product Description:

• Frosted Tempered Glass Shelf
• Wire Management System
• Adjustable Shelves Can Accommodate Any Size A/V System
• Tempered Glass Shelves
• Sleek Aluminum Accents

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The Sanus Flat Panel AV Foundations FFMF2A is a TV pedestal for medium flat-panel TVs up to 60 lbs. Its sleek lines and custom-blended finish are a stylish alternative to wall mounting. Features include open architecture, a large wire management channel and two durable smoked-glass shelves to hold components weighing up to 25 lbs. Sanus Systems' Virtual Axis 3D¿ technology allows mount to tilt and swivel with fluid motion in every direction possible while adjustment knob maintains tension for the perfect viewing angle. Keyholes on faceplate slide onto TV and into place for effortless bracket alignment and easy installation. Includes two VESA-compatible mounting brackets to accommodate virtually any flat-panel TV up to 40": large bracket fits 200 x 200, 200 x 100 and 100 x 100; small bracket fits 100 x 100 and 75 x 75.

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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
Solid TV stand
By F. J. Svoboda
This is a robust and carefully designed stand over all. The heavy black base is some sort of dense plastic so far as I can tell, with a sturdy aluminum frame hidden beneath to which the aluminum mast attaches with bolts. (By the way, the Amazon illustration makes it look as if that mast is black or dark gray; it is instead a silver, matte aluminum, at least in my stand--a very solid extrusion.)There were a couple of issues. 1) The ball mounting between mast and the bracket that attached to the back of the tv didn't provide enough friction to keep my 32" LCD TV level, even with its thumb screw tightened down. This may have been because my TV includes a built-in DVD player and thus is heavier on one side. However, the TV also tended to tilt forward. The fix for the unwanted tilting cost me $0.72 for hardware plus the time for a little figuring and drilling. 2) While the two shelves and the TV mount adjust up or down by about 6" via slots in the mast, I wanted the TV mount and one shelf to be lower. Cost was a little time to drill a couple of holes in the mast and relocate the items. The shelves are tempered, smoked glass. They and the bolts & brackets that anchor them are quite sturdy, with the shelves cushioned in flexible, clear plastic to avoid cracking.The assembly diagrams are simple but clear. All the possible brackets, bolts, nuts, etc. for various permutations of mountings are included, packed in clear plastic sleeves with numbers corresponding to the numbers in the assembly instuctions. One bolt was misnumbered, but there was no real confusion since the assembly diagrams include full-scale drawings of each nut, bolt and washer. When standard assembly is completed the TV will tilt and pan by maybe 30 degrees (my modification reduced this). The TV is positively attached to a stand that would be quite difficult to overturn, even if one tried.The wire guides are heavy cardboard that one bows and then fits into slots in the back of the mast extrusion. I would say that the jury is out on their durability. Customer photos that I have seen of Sanus's larger stand show dangling cords, which suggests to me that the guides are not of the best. I may replace them with plastic sheet cut to size--or just use duct tape, which would fit within the wire slot and match the mast. Update: I have tried the wire guides out some more, including a lot of pulling on them, and they actually seem secure. It may be that users are not willing to flex the guides as much as required to install them. It seems like they should crease permanently, but they do not and so work well.This is Sanus's medium size stand, according to the box, and I would recommend paying attention to weight limits and upsizing to the large stand if you have a really big tv or even one near the upper limit. Any reasonably handy person should have no trouble assembling the stand, especially if they don't have the off-balance TV problem that I mentioned. Even standard assembly will take a while, but that is because of the care taken to make the stand sturdy. A non-handy person probably should avoid or find a handy friend.To sum up, I am quite happy with the stand.

4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
A lot is right, a little is wrong
By Urban Modernist
I was searching for a minimalist media stand with an extremely small footprint that would provide mounting for my flat screen TV and allow it to sit low in the room. This is basically the only option for my needs that I could find.The minimalist stand helps make small spaces feel larger, and the low positioning of the TV enhances that effect. For small urban spaces this stand is ideal -- the mounting is especially useful in earthquake prone San Francisco. The footprint is extremely small -- the base is only slightly wider than the amplifier I placed on top of it.The parts don't feel or look cheap. However, the packaging needs a major upgrade. When I received my shipment from Amazon it was haphazardly taped together with clear packing tape and the box was falling apart. The base suffered some nasty damage and a part was missing. Customer service from both Amazon and Sanus was exemplary. Sanus immediately shipped out the missing part and a replacement base.Be sure to CAREFULLY read the specifications of your TV's VESA mount. I assumed they were all the same, but there's a big variety and this stand only supports the smaller mount sizes. My TV used 300mm x 300mm. The mounts included with this stand are 100x100 or 200x200. Sanus makes an adapter that will work with this stand, allowing it to support 300x200. Using the adapter I was able to jury rig this to fit 3 of the 4 points on my TV's VESA mount.As with the previous reviewer, I found the friction on the adjustable mount to be insufficient to hold my TV in the correct position. With a bit of experimenting, I was able to address the problem - I stuffed some very thin cardboard in between the plastic pieces to increase the friction. Worked like a charm.The shelves and base should be just a bit deeper. The ports on my TiVo and amp are almost touching the mast that supports the TV and shelves. You may find it tricky to get your various cables connected and still be able to position your electronics where you would like.Cable management is so-so. While there is a place to run cables on the back of the mast, there are no holes big enough to run cables from the front of the mast. So all the cables must wrap around the mast before being able to be inserted in the track behind it.If you want a minimalist stand with the smallest possible footprint and you want a lot of bang for your buck, you've hit the jackpot. If you have a bigger budget and a bit more space, you should take a look at the larger versions of this stand called the PFFP or the "SANUS SYSTEM Flat Panel TV Stand Platinum Furniture ( Black )". With the larger stands the shelves have more range and the mount supports a much wider range of VESA compatible TVs.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
a good tv stand
By H. R. Wright
Its a good TV stand for a 32 inch LCD. I would not go any larger.I wouldn't recommend it for someone who doesn't have some basic mechanical ability.The instructions were o.k., but one part didn't match the drawing.I am satisfied with the quality of the parts.A good buy for the money.

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