Monoprice 106839 Adjustable 33 lb. Capacity Speaker Wall Mount Brackets (Pair) Black

These are great. Very simple design and it gets the job done.I used these to mount a pair of Bowers and Wilkins 686 bookshelf speakers to my ceiling. If you're not familiar with this size of speaker, these things weighed about 11 lbs each, so I knew I needed something very heavy duty.If you are going to mount into the ceiling, please note that the mounting hardware is wide and at least 2 of the screws will miss the stud if you are going into the rafters. What I did to work around this problem is I went into the attic and reinforced (widened) my studs so that I could go into studs with all 4 screws.After mounting them I felt like they were rock solid and I probably could have hung on them.Excellent product and I would definitely buy them again.

Overall these are great-They are holding up/ suspending my small bookshelf speakers that I am using as surround speakers- They would probably be considered pretty large speakers for surrounds.The center nut that hold the arm in place seems like it could be compromised if you were to make too many adjustments- I don't fully 100% trust it- I probably trust it like 98% and then there is the safety wire that secures it which does then take my trust to 100%- If they can get it feeling solid enough to get my trust to 100% without the wire- then I would give it 5 stars for sturdiness as well.

They are sold built and really worth it. Wish they charged couple extra bucks and provide mounting hardware as well. It will help with not making an extra trip to hardware store

These are nice mounts and heavy duty. I'm using them with Polk bookshelf speakers which are my rear speakers for my system. They weigh 8 lbs and are 7x7x11. The mounts are very sturdy. The 4 holes for the screws are too far apart to to screw all screws into a stud. As long as you screw 2 vertical screws into the stud and the other 2 into anchors they will hold up well. Was extremely upset when, like others had stated in their reviews, there was no hardware at all. NOscrews, NO anchors and NO instructions! Come on guys! Throw in a few screws and instructions!

These brackets worked perfectly for mounting my "legacy" Paradigm speakers to the ceiling. These speakers were originally designed for floor stands - front speakers weigh 27 pounds each, the rears weigh 14, and the speaker housings are made from typical 3/4" particle board. I used one bracket per speaker, and these brackets hold the weight with no problem. The disc-style "knee" joint holds the cant angle well - much better than the "ball and clamp" style of joint I've used previously. I've only had these installed for about 2 months now, but have noticed no loosening that you might expect from the vibration that accompanies very loud music and heavy bass - and I tried! (Even if I do manage to loosen them at some point, I believe a little loc-tite on the joint carriage bolt would take care of that.)One thing you might consider ahead of time is the distance between the wall/ceiling, and the speaker housing when mounted in the desired position. These brackets are relatively short, so you might have to get creative with attaching the bracket to the side of the speaker, not the back.Find a wall stud or ceiling joist, mount the 2-hole side of the bracket into the center of the stud/joist, mount the 4-hole side of the bracket onto the speaker cabinet, then hold the speaker while you attach the safety cable and connect the disc joint. Hand-tighten the wing nut to hold your speaker in the desired position, then use pair of pliers to snug up the wing nut.As other reviews mentioned, these brackets don't come with mounting hardware. I'd rather use my own stuff anyway. I used 2.5" #10 wood screws for the stud mount, and 3/4" #10 wood screws for the speaker mounts. ymmv.

I used these to mount a pair of custom-built speakers from the rafters in my garage. I'm only using one notch of the angle option so they're almost completely vertical, but I can see how some users could experience bending of the metal at 45° to 90° angles. Using proper washers with your hardware will definitely help. I also very happy that I can rotate these 360° horizontally to aim them either in or out of my garage.

Best mounts I could find for my bookshelf speakers.I'm using Polk T15s(~7 lbs each) as my L,R, and surrounds, and they are all hung from my ceiling. I originally tried some mounts that were supposed to be good up to 10 lbs, but they didn't have enough joint strength to hold my speakers at the angle I wanted... These fix that and more. They have a safety cable so that if the joint ever did give out, your speaker won't fall to the floor. I mounted them with 2 #10 screws into a stud, and 2 #10 screws into drywall anchors. Then I used 1 M6 screw with a nut and lockwasher into the keyhole mount on each T15 speaker, and a short #10 wood screw(0.5") with a washer into the other side of the mount.The barbell sliding tightener is the only thing I didn't like about these mounts... once I put a little superglue into the balls on the end, they stopped coming off.All in all, a very good mount.

I use this brackets to hold my rear speakers on my Home Theater 5.1 setup.Made out of metal, sturdy and comes with a security metal cord to be extra safe.

Excelente suporte, comprei o prometido

Aunque las bocinas que instale solo pesan 2.4kg cada una, se siente muy solido y funcional. puede girar de izquierda a derecha, de arriba hacia abajo, y rotar la bocina. tecnicamente se ajusta a como lo necesites. Hice una modificacion para solo sujetarlo con 2 orificios en un techo de concreto. le puse tornillos de 3/8 con 3" de largo, y use taquetes de metal expansores de 1/2. quedo muy solido y soporta sin problemas mas de 20kg. Muy recomendable para instalar en techo.

This mount is well made and was perfect for mounting my speaker to the ceiling.

Good quality speaker bracket, holds my B&W DM600's perfectly with the added safety cable in case the bracket fails and stops the speaker hitting the floor.

Just received the wall mounts today and installed them, they are excellent, solid with adequate adjustments. Our only criticism is not the item but the lack of descriptive photos. The one and only view does not show the item properly and we almost did not order as the descriptive photo lacks important visual information. Showing better detail with more informed descriptive photos would better help the customers to make a decision and very likely greatly increase sales.