Sanus BLT2-B1 Advanced TV Mount Installation and Review

We install and review of the SANUS BLT2-B1 Advanced Tilt Premium TV Wall Mount on an uneven stone surface with the help of the experts at Complete Automated Technologies as I was way to scared to do this install myself.

From the Manufacturer:
The SANUS BLT2 Advanced Tilt Premium TV Wall Mount features a revolutionary design, providing 5.7” of extension on a tilting mount.

Premium Series Advanced Tilt Mount For 42" - 90" flat-panel TVs up 150 lbs

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An open wall plate design allows the BLT2 can be mounted directly over electrical outlets for a super clean installation. And centering the TV, even with off-center studs, is no longer an issue due to the side-to-side shift. Post-installation height and level adjustments make fine-tuning quick and easy for a perfectly level TV. The ability to padlock the TV to the mount for additional safety or security means this can be used in private or public settings without worry. Compatibility with the BASP1 streaming device panel means that even streaming devices can be hidden behind the TV for the ultimate installation.

Product Features
★ Easily adjust your TV without tools
★ Hardware included
★ Leveling adjustments allow TV to be perfectly positioned after hanging
★ Locking system secures your TV to the wall
★ Our TV Mount products are Safety Tested and UL Certified
★ Pull down on hidden straps to access cables behind your TV
★ Slide TV side-to-side for perfect positioning on the wall
★ TV “clicks” into place for a safe connection you can hear
★ Tilt your TV for perfect viewing from the couch or floor

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[James-yvnm]

Wish there would have been more details about the hardware used to attach to the stone. Also were spacersused between the stone and back plate? 🤷🏻‍♂️

[alexcapone]

Would this mount be able to hold TVs at 100"? I currently have an 86" TV mounted on this bracket but was thinking I will want to upgrade when TVs become lighter and cheaper in the future. Even though it is not rated for 100" I'm sure TVs will become lighter weight later down the line. I do not want to mount a new bracket on a stone fireplace to accommodate larger TV in the future.

[JOSEHERNANDEZ-jgmb]

We’re lagbolts used to fasten the wall mount? Or what was used to to go into the stone