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.

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.

with the utmost respect op, i wouldnt hang my 32 inch tv off a £2 bracket.

with the utmost respect op, i wouldnt hang my 32 inch tv off a £2 bracket.

good find op, heat added

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.

Excellent find op, heat added

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

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".

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.
Heat added.

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

I hang my 80" screen tv on a drawing pin I bought from b&m (only 10p for the box)......seems to do the job.

There's people here who pay nearly £200 for the 'official' wall hanging devices, while you can always get one for £14.99 on ebay or Amazon. I wouldn't condemn this without looking at it first.

But I certainly wouldn't exceed the specification, either.

Exactly. 'Nuff said.

​Absolutely right. Just look at Jeremy Corbyn 's trousers.

I didn't say I don't go into b&m unless I fell asleep when typing? I stating that things they sell are rubbish.

Exactly. If you'd ever visited, you know that much of it is rubbish, but there are also some amazing bargains (included branded goods at truly great prices, which even you couldn't pretend are rubbish).
You are talking rubbish, however. Over to you ....

I think you will find that science and common sense says it's not the size or price of the item but the weight. :wink:

£2 that's a bit expensive...I prefer to hang my tv from a free one off gumtree. that's my kinda price....bargain for £2!

Actually, it's all three; but it's rarely wise to exceed the manufacturer's maximum weight; whatever the weight, the welding of joints may outshine them all. Or not. :sunglasses: