Does anyone have this wall mount?

[krackeer]

http://www.amazon.com/VideoSecu-Arti.../ref=pd_cp_e_0

From what I have read here, a lot of people like this mount. I am trying to find the dimensions of the base that attaches to the wall. Well, really just the width. I have tried their website. Asked the question on amazon and ebay and have not gotten any response. Hoping to find one here. Thank you.

[tls001]

Originally Posted by krackeer

http://www.amazon.com/VideoSecu-Arti.../ref=pd_cp_e_0

From what I have read here, a lot of people like this mount. I am trying to find the dimensions of the base that attaches to the wall. Well, really just the width. I have tried their website. Asked the question on amazon and ebay and have not gotten any response. Hoping to find one here. Thank you.

Product Features and Technical Details
Product Features
Compatible with VESA 75x75(3"x3") or 100x100(4"x4")
Fits most 15", 16", 17", 19", 20", 22", 23" and some up to 27" (check VESA and weight )
3 lbs of high grade aluminum alloy material offers loading capacity to 33lbs
Retracts to 1.6" to save space ; Extends up to 14" from the wall
Common hardware pack included in the package
Technical Details
Model: ML10B
Color: Black
Brand: VideoSecu
Loading: 33 lbs (15 kg)
VESA: 75x75(3"x3"), 100x100(4"x4")
Tilt: 180 degrees
Swivel: 180 degrees
Retract: 1.6" to save space
Extend: up to 14"
Mount Plate Dimensions: 4.5" x 4.5"
Wall Plate Dimensions: 1.8" x 6.7"
Construction: High Grade Aluminum Alloy material
Package content: TV wall mount, standard hardware pack

[nylyon]

I have that one, other than what is posted above I can help.

[krackeer]

Wow...thanks a lot. Guess I could have looked harder. Thanks again.

[FireJimCF]

I have that mount in our 2011 22FB mounted on wall by bathroom. I used a stud finder to make sure we had good mounting material behind the factory sticker. All went well. We use a bungie ball tarp straps to keep it in place when traveling. Just returned from 4500 mile trip, no problems with TV.

[Quahog]

Same here... even though I can easily remove my TV from the mount, I sometimes leave it in place and simply wrap a flat bungee cord around it and the folding arm on the mount. No issues whatsoever traveling this way.

[nylyon]

I take mine off the mount when traveling. This TV is in the very rear of the 5er and prone to much more bounce than other areas. It takes but a minute and gives me more piece of mind. Also having the quick removable mount (just slide the TV up) I can easily take it to the basement storage and have outside TV, but I haven't done that yet.

[tj3829]

Thanks for the great info.