2x2 Video Wall Pop Out Mounting System Horizontal Rails Four Fixed Displays with with Micro Adjustment Arms Vesa Universal TV Television Monitors Modular

The media could not be loaded. Installation can be tricky but with a good electrician or with good measuring skills a DIYer will be able to handle it. Once you find the studs you’re good to go. Measuring/Leveling is an absolute necessity to assure TVs are mounted correctly. Vertical/horizontal adjustment is possible as long as locks on spring arms work properly. Had to contact seller because 2 TV brackets kept unlocking but seller responded immediately and sent replacements. These are pricey but enable you to only install 2 brackets for 4 TVs instead of 4 brackets. Heavy duty powder-coated steel. Instructions were easy to follow to avoid issues. Definitely recommend for creating that video wall of TVs! These were the perfect addition to our system and theater.

I replaced a 1x3 video wall using three separate mounts with this 2x2 video wall and product. To save you the read...this product is worth every cent.The first picture shows the completed project, the last picture shows what happens when you don't check your measurements for the 10th time and especially when you have to flip the top row of tv's upside down. Once I go the top mount hung and a TV up to test, my instincts told me to take it back down and remeasure before installing the bottom rail...I didn't (trust your gut)While VERY costly, this system is a MUST if you want to be able to make those incremental small adjustments to get the TV's perfectly aligned. Besides the measuring, installation was fairly easy. I did the entire project solo, but recommend getting a second person to help, which just make it easier making and hitting your marks on the wall.The rails pretty much guarantee you'll be able to find a stud, which with the weight of the rails and TV's, you'll want to find studs if you can.

i liked pretty much everyting except that they lied about it fitting 85" tv"s, left me in a really crappy situation. wont buy again. the specifications are unreliable.

A few months ago I set out to replace a 110” projector in a great room. The result enabled by these rails was a 155” professional grade setup leveraging 4 75” TCL TVs purchased from a wholesale club at $500 a piece. Dont cheap out on the rails- don’t- these are mounted to near perfection touching edge to edge with the upper lever mounted upside down to enable minimal bezzel - total bezzel pixel distance between screens is 3/4”. The controller allows for multiple preset setups either full screen for 1 input or a series of combinations including 4 different inputs. I mounted this with the help of my son’s - it did take several hours for obvious reasons. First we were slow and careful having never done this before. We mounted both TV first which were easy to level since there is a single rail side to side. The pop out mount are a little tricky but the micro adjustments allowed for essentially a tilt were both the top and bottom tilt inward to the center ever so slightly which allowed for the bezels to essentially rest on each other from top to bottom. When mounting the top we measured bolting to the middle of the hole allowing for some vertical play with the mount. Frankly we missed it by 1/2” on first try which required us to take the top TV off ( we mounted 1 first it was able to slide side to side which also let us us confirm we were level). We then redrilled and remounted hitting it on the second try. There are 75” TV which create pretty good tork. If you are going this big reach out to the vendor first , they will ship you slightly larger rail components otherwise you may have problem. Also the delivery time wasn’t quite 2 day prime but ended up being ok. Bottom line order you parts a little early and confirm the linear span for each rail will extend beyond the mount distance you need. This is likely as big as it gets we had less then 1 “ of wiggle room given a cabinet below and crown molding above. Once again my complements to not only the product but also the customer service l.

I work with the Baltimore Orioles and we just completed our 2nd video wall in two years. We were so happy with the first one, we decided to do another wall in 2024. The picture quality is great and the processor they recommended is easy to use and works fantastic. We have four monitors and we can make it them all the TV feed or laptop feed for all screens or put four different laptop feeds or three laptop feeds and one tv. They have a solution for anything you would need. The customer service is #1 and they should be in the video wall hall of fame.

The media could not be loaded. Very high quality product. Measure, check and recheck your measurements. When assembling the track rails with the bar connectors make sure that you use a straightedge at the joint. Also hang the tracks PERFECTLY level and be sure the lag screws catch wood studs in the wall. I ran the lags into the wall with an impact gun. I stopped about 1/4" from the bolt head and the wall, and tightened up the remaining 1/4" with a socket and ratchet to avoid overtighening... The TVs can be slid side to side on the track to achieve your desired gap. It's the second track location (top or bottom) that makes or breaks your project. Like I said earlier, measure, remeasure and measure one more time to be 100% sure that your second track placement is correct for your TVs!! Especially if you plan on inverting the top 2 like I did in order to keep the small bezels together. The pop out feature is nice, just make sure the wires are out of the way when it comes time to retract the extensions. . The TVs feel solid when mounted on the track. Highly recommend however, unlike what the other review stated, this wall mount isn't inexpensive so my expectations were high, and they were met!!The picture and video is the finished product. 2x2 with 70" TVs, that's a142" diagonal, 11"-10"...I'm a retired construction worker (sheet metal worker), if you don't feel comfortable installing something like this, I would recommend hiring someone to do the job. I would rate the complexity of this job a 6-7 out of 10. Just because of the measurements involved for a successful installation.