OmniMount UCL-XB Dual Arm Cantilever Mount (fits 42 - 63" flat panels)

This cantilever mount offers horizontal extension and 180 degree lateral rotation, as well as tilt and swivel functions. The included universal adapter plate ensures secure attachment of flat panel televisions up to 200 pounds.

To the guy who gave it 1 star... you forgot to do your homework before buying a $300 wall mount. Thats on you, not the mount. 16" studs are standard, and you can always cut out some sheetrock and make a brace. There is a slider and slotted bolt holes so you can center the tv about 6-10 inches off the center of the studs. After I mounted it, I fully extended it and hung my body weight from it (175 lb) before attaching the TV with no problems. Cable management could be better.

great prodct easy to install and does a great job i have it holding a 46 inch sharp tv. has alot of fexibilty in the directions it can face.

I purchased this mount about a month ago and am thoroughly satisfied. It is expensive, but well worth the money. Having said that, the price is very, very good through Amazon. I saw the *exact* same mount at my local CircuitCity store for $649! As others have said, be sure your studs are the correct distance. That is by far the most difficult part of mounting the TV. After putting quite a few pin holes in my wall to make extra certain I was hitting the center of the studs, the rest of the install was easy. It is a 2 person job though...especially with a 52" TV like mine. One other thing, I specifically bought this mount because it extended out far enough and swiveled enough that I could mount my TV in a corner. It works great for my room. It comes out far enough that I can turn my 52" TV at probable a 40 degree angle. Looks perfect! Anyway, great product and great price at Amazon.

This product exceeded my expectations. In my opinion this is the best mount on the market that I have seen, hands down! It gives the flexibility of panning the TV left, right, up or down depending on where you or your guests are sitting or to avoid glare. It also allows the TV to extend from the wall a good 3 feet or better! The instructions are suspect. Download a better version from the Omnimount website. I was able to install it myself with the help of a friend. The dual arms mount on two studs and gives me that "warm fuzzy" when I mounted my 52" Sharp Aquos. You don't want to trust your $2,000 - $3,000 investment on a shabby mount. The best part is that I saved at least $250 with Amazon over Best Buy! I highly recommend for any 47" or larger TV

Mount works great and for having a 100+ pound tv on it moves relatively easy. I would buy one again. My 2 gribes about the mount are: 1. Plastic cord hides on the arms are flimsy 2. When retracted all the way back (flat) against the wall the unit sticks out from the wall further than I would prefer leaving the tv roughly 6-8" from the wall.