Dynamic Mounting TV Mount (and 4Runner Beach Photo)

[slowginjoe]

Hopefully this is okay to post in off topics. We've always had a hard time figuring out where to mount our TV since the mantle is so high and were afraid of hurting our necks. Just installed this awesome mount that allows you to pull the TV down from the wall and and over in front the fireplace! It was not the cheapest mount but the all steel build quality is rock solid, with gas shocks so you can raise and lower the TV with one finger. They also give you a considerable rebate if you help them spread the word like this. The owner Kurt is super friendly and responsive.

Also, a good time to show off one of the many photos I took of my '03 V8 on the beach during sunset!

The photo sequence I took below shows the up, down and just about anywhere in the middle positions, and mine swivels as well. We've been looking for a solution like this for a long time and would highly recommend this if you have/want your TV over the mantel!

www.dynamicmounting.com

 

[1blink]

I wouldn't mind this post, if i thought it were genuinely motivated. If they hadn't paid you $100 to spam the forum...

Their product looks very overpriced. I hang a lot of tvs. It's hard to imagine adding $500 to a customers bill for this style of bracket. Lot of options out there.

 

[slowginjoe]

Hi 1blink, I can see how you would feel that way. I hope you can see that from my point of view if I wasn't genuinely excited about this product I would not have taken the time to take good photos to share. Why ruin the integrity of my forum status that I've been a part of for 11 years over a product I wasn't that excited about for $100? Lots of places gives rewards for a good review, but that doesn't mean you blindly go about doing it if you don't like a product. In fact if I were displeased with a product I'd be more inclined to advertise others to stay away from it.

I have been looking a long time and couldn't find an easy solution to mount my tv on the mantle, and I'm sure others may be in the same situation. I'm not a professional like you in hanging TVs and this was the best choice for me.

Tim