Bracket says suitable up to 22 inch tv but it is fine on my 32 inch tv.
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Zontes
5 Mar 167#4
Disagree. Unless you have read the specification of this product you should not make comment. Loads of money does not mean better quality. However, I do have a batch of gold plated wall brackets available at £200 each. Absolute bargain, guaranteed quality as they are 200 quid each!!. FFS. Get real.
mikes123 to bouncy99
6 Mar 165#7
I have used these brackets and they are very strong and would definitely use them again. Just because it's cheap does not mean it's rubbish.
bouncy99
5 Mar 165#1
with the utmost respect op, i wouldnt hang my 32 inch tv off a £2 bracket.
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bouncy99
5 Mar 165#1
with the utmost respect op, i wouldnt hang my 32 inch tv off a £2 bracket.
johnandrewrussell to bouncy99
5 Mar 16#3
agreed
mikes123 to bouncy99
6 Mar 165#7
I have used these brackets and they are very strong and would definitely use them again. Just because it's cheap does not mean it's rubbish.
sradmad
5 Mar 16#2
good find op, heat added
Zontes
5 Mar 167#4
Disagree. Unless you have read the specification of this product you should not make comment. Loads of money does not mean better quality. However, I do have a batch of gold plated wall brackets available at £200 each. Absolute bargain, guaranteed quality as they are 200 quid each!!. FFS. Get real.
NUMBER1bargaininggirl
6 Mar 16#5
Excellent find op, heat added
jon_baye
6 Mar 162#6
The specs are up to 22" as op has stated and it's from b&m I wouldn't trust it to hang a picture frame
Quadrille to jon_baye
6 Mar 16#13
Says the man who wouldn't enter B&M, in case his neighbours saw him.
proevo21
6 Mar 162#8
I must agree, as a precaution just check the weight limit that the bracket can hold, most tv's now are light enough for the bracket to cope with and if attached to the wall with the correct rawl plug/screws / spirit level... I don't see why you wouldn't be able to use it for a TV larger than 22".
othen
6 Mar 161#9
Agreed (with Zontes), get real. Brackets usually fall down because people don't secure them to the wall properly, nothing to do with the bracket.
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karlos1989
6 Mar 16#10
I hang my 50" on a £24.99 b&m frame... It hasn't fell off the wall in the 2 years I've had it up
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Bracket says suitable up to 22 inch tv but it is fine on my 32 inch tv.
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I must agree, as a precaution just check the weight limit that the bracket can hold, most tv's now are light enough for the bracket to cope with and if attached to the wall with the correct rawl plug/screws / spirit level... I don't see why you wouldn't be able to use it for a TV larger than 22".
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