Cheetah Mounts APFMSB TV Wall Bracket for 20"-55" (Includes Braided HDMI Cable & Spirit Level) Delivered & Sold by SPN Imports and Services LLC (Lifetime Guarantee) - £8.69 @ Amazon UK

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Cheetah Mounts APFMSB TV Wall Bracket for 20"-55" (Includes Braided HDMI Cable & Spirit Level) £8.69 (Prime) (£13.44 non prime) Delivered & Sold by SPN Imports and Services LLC and Fulfilled by Amazon (Lifetime Guarantee)

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£4.75 P&P + options Amazon UK30 Jan 17

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oUkTuRkEyIII

30 Jan 17

I don't know the non prime price so please inform me, anyway i am looking at putting the TV on the wall and have spotted this. The reviews seems great but any of your feedback would be appreciated.

The APFMSB is Cheetah's Ultra low profile mount. With a profile of 1" from the wall, it's perfect for a clean install where the mount is completely hidden and the TV looks as flush as possible, leaving just enough room for cables to fit behind the TV. The purchase also includes a Twisted Veins 10' Braided HDMI Cable and 6" 3-Axis Magnetic Bubble Level.

This mount fits up to VESA 420 x 400 (16.5" horizontal and 15.75" Vertical) hole patterns, great for most TV in the 20-55" range. It installs into 2 studs, holds up to 115 lbs., and is manufactured from 100% high grade steel. The APFMSB also includes an easy lock and unlock system with adjustable height pull tabs.

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Top comments

Jonnyblock

30 Jan 17 6 #16

That all sounds a bit tiring for this time of night. Maybe I'll just buy this and store it for four years behind the TV.

fozed78

30 Jan 17 3 #1

I use a cheetah mount. Excellent piece of equipment.

All comments (65)

fozed78

30 Jan 17 3 #1

I use a cheetah mount. Excellent piece of equipment.

oUkTuRkEyIII to fozed78

30 Jan 17 2 #2

Thanks, I was wondering if it was too good to be true. Appreciate the feedback.

amour3k to fozed78

30 Jan 17 #17

I'm assuming it ran fast, huh?. :smirk:

bigbargainbear

30 Jan 17 1 #3

Ordered. Needed both cable and bracket so hopefully can't go wrong. Will feedback when it comes tomorrow

fozed78

30 Jan 17 1 #4

Cable is great. Mount is great. I got it from an HUKD deal a few years back!

oUkTuRkEyIII to fozed78

30 Jan 17 #6

Thank you, ordered.

fozed78

30 Jan 17 1 #5

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/cheetah-mounts-20-55-articulating-lcd-tv-mount-bracket-with-full-motion-14-69-from-1874516

Cheap007

30 Jan 17 1 #7

Heat added seems like a good deal...ordered even though I won't be able to mount my bedroom tv as wall is too light

InTheKnow444 to Cheap007

30 Jan 17 #8

Plasterboard screws?

drayid to Cheap007

2 Feb 17 #63

use molly bolts they work on plaster board and are rated at 50 kg per bolt usually

InTheKnow444

30 Jan 17 2 #9

or better still, fit a thin plinth of wood (screwing straight into some vertical joists) then fit this to it.

worked a treat for my 55 incher

Shoobz to InTheKnow444

30 Jan 17 #18

need to do the same, but how do you locate the wooden plinths?

InTheKnow444

30 Jan 17 1 #10

can it be used if the vesa mounts on the tv are less than 400?

oUkTuRkEyIII to InTheKnow444

30 Jan 17 1 #11

This mount fits up to VESA 420 x 400 (16.5" horizontal and 15.75" Vertical)

So yes

Jonnyblock

30 Jan 17 1 #12

How do you know what vesa mount size your TV is?

oUkTuRkEyIII to Jonnyblock

30 Jan 17 1 #13

Look for the 4 mounting holes on the back of your flat screen television. Take both a horizontal and vertical measurement (in mm). This is your VESA Standard.

Jonnyblock

30 Jan 17 1 #14

Splendid. And any tips to make sure your wall plaster is strong enough?

oUkTuRkEyIII

30 Jan 17 1 #15

Probably best knocking for a brick wall or Is my wall safe for mounting a TV?

Jonnyblock

30 Jan 17 6 #16

That all sounds a bit tiring for this time of night. Maybe I'll just buy this and store it for four years behind the TV.

DiscoDave190

31 Jan 17 1 #19

I used these fitting to mount my bracket to a plasterboard/wall.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Rigifix-M6-Anchor-Fixings-Pack/dp/B00D98057I

hope this helps

MonkeysUncle

31 Jan 17 1 #20

i also got this generic feels flimsy mount a few year ago. can confirm they are worth the money. Dont panic when you unpack it and it can flex :stuck_out_tongue:

spruceyb

31 Jan 17 1 #21

I got the full motion one and it's great. Was really easy to install.

rickj

31 Jan 17 1 #22

You are better off with metal anchor butterfly plasterboard screws ,I have similar from eBay with 8 anchors on hollow board as no studwork in height I wanted .Mount is rock solid holding 49" Philips with ease.

umirza85

31 Jan 17 #23

Can someone who bought this please tell me how thick this is from the wall to the front of the bracket please? Don't fully trust the measurements as I just had to return one by another brand. Im using it in a very tight spot

donslibi

31 Jan 17 #24

Yes, anchors or spring toggles on decent plasterboard.

donslibi

31 Jan 17 #25

Only problem I can see with these slim mounts is getting access to cables. I went for one on an arm and can highly recommend it:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B01AYBLPNA/

mcek

31 Jan 17 1 #26

RRP £230 ... must be the one NASA used to use on the shuttle

philjstephenson

31 Jan 17 #27

i am not kidding when i say i just bought this for my company for just under £30 - its well worth that so under a tenner is just a steal... bugga!

SummerLovin

31 Jan 17 #28

Do you think these wall mounts would be suitable for an LG OLED B6 55" TV:

Vesa
Vesa Size 300x200

DiscoDave190

31 Jan 17 1 #29

yes, so long it is securely mounted

Cheap007

31 Jan 17 #30

I don't know the first things about DIY :laughing: all I know is the previous owners of this property added in a paper thin wall to divide the rooms

James291189

31 Jan 17 #31

Would this mount be any good for LG 55UH605V 55 inch ona brick wall?

ghunj

31 Jan 17 #32

I have a Samsung 55 inch TV, do you know if this bracket is ok for 55 inch Samsung TVs?

MungoSplodge to ghunj

31 Jan 17 #36

I have a 55 incher but its an LED so quite a lot lighter than the max weight here

omfgzbilly

31 Jan 17 #33

I've had a Cheetah mount previously... Quality was brilliant actually. Tempted to buy this for any future sets I purchase!

next311

31 Jan 17 #34

I have the cheetah mount with the arm on it with a 42 inch Panasonic plasma hung on it. TV weighs a tonne and this thing is rock solid.

SCOUSEKEVIN

31 Jan 17 #35

Thanks OP There are other brackets for around the same price (or less) that have a Tilt action as well;
https://www.amazon.co.uk/d/bh4/HONGIC-TV-Wall-Mount-26-Mechanism-Capacity/B01FXS0P9Y/ref=pd_vtph_23_tr_t_2?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=GR810WZA38M5VKAAWG5Y

ghunj

31 Jan 17 #37

I also have an LED 55 inch, I just wasn't sure if the holes will line up with the bracket.

rickj

31 Jan 17 #38

Loads of this type on eBay for similar money minus cable .As for will it fit my TV you will have to measure the square on the back of TV ,4 mounting screws hold the bracket to TV ,that's the vesa size ,a lot are universal so will fit from 100mm to 400mm.ultimately the fitting of the bracket to the wall is the important aspect ,Even a plasterboard wall will hold a 55" led TV using the correct fixtures and plenty of anchors .plasmas are a different ball game as weight is a lot greater.

penandwol

31 Jan 17 1 #39

Thanks op, had reserved 2 brackets from Argos for hubby to collect today but these are a fraction of the price of the others & by the reviews are far better quality

jamesWHUFC

31 Jan 17 #40

Pretty sure i have this TV (http://www.hdtvtest.co.uk/news/sony-kdl42w653-201308113237.htm) and have been too lazy to get it on the wall as my old wall mount wasnt compatible.

Anyone able to give a quick yes or no if this is compatible? Am at work and can check properly in a couple of hours but dont want to miss out if its a bargain.

eye will

31 Jan 17 #41

I have a bracket on the wall left in the house I moved into. to save messing up the wall, can I use it?. How do I tell what 2 brackets fit to the plate left on the wall and how do I attach it to the tv. What screws do you use and where do you get them from. I have a 50 inch hisense tv. I have google searched everywhere and all I can find is a whole new wall bracket which would involve removing this one and trying to put another one in its place. Thanks for your help.

bigbargainbear

31 Jan 17 2 #42

Arrived today. Great value. Love the free bonus light up key ring! This is perfect for the 4K tv I got on Sunday from here as well. Sold my plasma for the same as I paid for the 4K tv! Well happy

Jonnyblock to bigbargainbear

31 Jan 17 #55

It fits the Finlux OK?

Virtute

31 Jan 17 #43

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Cheetah-Mounts-APDAM3B-Articulating-Adjustment/dp/B002MYQTEI/ref=sr_1_4?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1485874801&sr=1-4&keywords=cheetah+mounts

I ordered this one recently for a 59" TV, mounted it and have no complaints.

InTheKnow444

31 Jan 17 2 #44

1st of all. just, look for any imperfections as in nail head blemishes on the plaster, this might give you a clue

Then, use a Cable/Metal detector to pin point where the nails are

And thirdly, just knock on the wall and you will hear a change in tone

be careful where you drill, try using a bradall 1st to test (by hand)

Some mounts are too slim to enable access for some hdmi cables so what I did was fix an old 2cm thick shelf flat to the wall (using plasterboard fixings and straight through the joists) then fixed mt slim mount to this (screw straight through the wood)

It takes my 55 incher no problem, after all, can't give the missus anything to complain about can I !

InTheKnow444

31 Jan 17 1 #45

oops, missed a decimal point inbetween the 55 bit

f2k8

31 Jan 17 #46

Brilliant wall mount, very easy to set up, has a convenient hooking system so you can still take the tv off if you need to. Comes with a HDMI wire which is actually a very decent cable, it's braided and long, would definitely cost you £3+ elsewhere. Highly recommend this wall mount, it's brilliant! Had mine for about a year now.

wiggywig

31 Jan 17 #47

I assume from the picture this is a fixed bracket. not even a tilt?

maui to wiggywig

31 Jan 17 1 #48

I was shopping for a bracket a couple weeks back and that was why I skipped this one - no tilt function. May be OK for some, but getting a down angle is helpful when it's above eye level.

ghunj

31 Jan 17 1 #49

There is some tilt as per this video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c_o5pfreCL8

uglymash

31 Jan 17 1 #50

i bought this a few years ago , very impressed! though i paid considerably more for it, i still think i got value for my money

airfix

31 Jan 17 #51

£16 here on ebay Your text here

agaveworm

31 Jan 17 1 #52

Heat... thanks

CosmicTrader

31 Jan 17 1 #53

Ordered, thanks.

wiggywig

31 Jan 17 #54

I prefer the tilt and swivel wall brackets. Got one before Christmas for about £15 off Amazon.

Though it only cost me £10 as for some reason Amazon couldn't be bothered putting the item in a box and slapped the delivery sticker onto the box the bracket was in instead! Was lucky it didn't open in transit. So complained to em and they refunded me £5

Hopefully was a one off on how they post wall brackets

https://s30.postimg.org/vvx9g1eo1/step0004.jpg

Jonnyblock

31 Jan 17 #56

£12.99 through Amazon prime.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B0012S4APK/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1485892244&sr=8-1&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_QL65&keywords=Cheetah+TV+wall+bracket+aptmm2b&dpPl=1&dpID=51v0dbNmbeL&ref=plSrch

Franty

31 Jan 17 1 #57

Hear added.Used one of these to mount a Mini Cooper on my local dealerships outer wall for advertising purposes.

alexjameshaines

31 Jan 17 #58

Their mounts are great and the cable is good but it's not compliant to latest standards so don't push too much bandwidth through it and you'll be fine.

mabawzzer

31 Jan 17 #59

As above. I used magnets which detected the nail heads attaching the plasterboard to the joists (magnets came from a dead hard drive). Screwed a piece of MDF between the joists and then the bracket onto the MDF. This also gave it a tilt.

phil001

31 Jan 17 1 #60

I bought this one a couple of years ago, great value for the price. Not the absolute best quality but once mounted is very strong and solid. Just beware, mine didn't tilt 15° as advertised, only approx 10°, which does make quite a difference In some situations.

InTheKnow444

1 Feb 17 1 #61

Stud detector
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/rolson-3-1-detector-was-4-99-now-2-99-b-m-2610962

Shoobz

2 Feb 17 #62

thank your for your kind and informative response.

simes

2 Feb 17 #64

Can't see why this deal has become hot.
There are lots of TV wall brackets on Ebay at better prices than this.
Examples ( All UK sellers with fast delivery ) :

£5.99 delivered if Vesa width under 200

£6.49 delivered for up to Vesa 600 x 400

£7.75 delivered - adjustable tilt model for up to Vesa 400

ghunj to simes

2 Feb 17 #65

I was reluctant to buy off ebay because I don't have knowledge of Wall Brackets. At HDUK people discussed the mentioned product which gave me confidence that the product was suitable for my TV and it has enough tilt etc so I bought one....

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