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Monoprice Low Profile 22 lb. Capacity Speaker Wall Mount Brackets (Pair) Black
Mount your satellite speakers to the wall using this Speaker Wall Mounting Bracket set from Monoprice!
This set comes with two wall mount brackets for speakers weighing up to 22 lbs each. Each bracket is a two-piece unit, with an ABS bracket that mounts onto the wall and another ABS bracket to hold the speaker. The two brackets are then attached with a simple slide/lock mechanism, which ensures that they will not fall.
The speaker brackets feature a ball jointed 1/4"x20 threaded screw. A keyhole to 1/4"x20 adapter is included for use with speakers that lack a native 1/4"x20 mounting point. All necessary mounting hardware is included.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2019
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Sturdy, Flexible Speaker Wall Mounts
By Chopinzee on September 26, 2019
This speaker wall mount system comes with an incredible amount of hardware, including adapter nuts and bolts, screws, and other pieces which can be fastened to various types of speakers—those that come with mount screw holes and those that don’t. Also, the mounts (and there are 2 for your stereo or surround speakers) are highly adjustable with the ball mounts and huge turn screws. These are quite amazing speaker wall mounts; I have mounted my Definitive 1000’s with these (weighing 10 lbs. each) and they’re nice and solid on the wall! No problem—even angled down and sideways.
By Chopinzee on September 26, 2019
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Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2016
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Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2020
The design has the majority of the bracket above the mounting screw, so if you have low profile speakers, these may stick up too far above the top of the speaker and will be an eyesore, especially if your keyhole is high on the rear of your speaker (as it is with my Polk TL1s). Because of this I purposely mounted the brackets upside down knowing that if my idea didn't work, I could always flip them later. My plan did work, and the top of the mount is flush with the top of the speaker (see image).
I will add to the above alternative installation that I would not use this method with large speakers. These brackets are rated at 22lbs, and I believe it. Upside down, I wouldn't go above 6 or 7lbs. I'm estimating that my speakers are about 5-6lbs, and mounted upside down, I don't think this bracket would hold. Upright, it has a 'slide in and lock down' resting position. Upside down, it has a 'slide in and lock UP' resting position. Now imagine a 22lb. speaker resting on a very small wood screw set in plastic. It wouldn't last long, if at all. For more on this, see below.
My only complaint about this mounting bracket is that there is a stabilizing screw that holds the two parts of the bracket in place. Normally, this screw is not meant to be weight bearing, but rather a stabilizing or locking screw to prevent one plate from slipping off the other (normally not a problem as it would need to slide up to be removed). Because I mounted my brackets upside down, that means this screw becomes more important than it would be otherwise as the speaker could slide down and off the mount without it. Just to be clear, I don't view this as a design flaw. What disappointed me however, is that one of the screws stripped the plastic very easily. I'm only allowing this to cost one star off my overall review because I realize this would not normally be a problem if mounted upright, even if you did manage to strip the plastic it would still hold the speaker just fine. I know that this is a budget mount and that means plastic is required, but my recommendation is to avoid any screws having to be set in plastic. Put a small metal screw housing and a machine screw, or even a metal clip locking washer to help prevent stripping. I fixed this with a small amount of liquid nails, but that means I will not ever be able to reuse these brackets. I'll need to destroy them to get them down. Good thing I had the perfect mounting locations.
Overall this is a great speaker mount. Budget price, but an otherwise premium mounting bracket. It has great flexibility in mounting and directional options and is easy to work with (even for someone who likes to make everything more difficult than it needs to be).
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Overall, great brackets - Alternative mounting option
By Robert on January 10, 2020
I needed a pair of lower profile, but strong, wall mounts for my rear surrounds. I was impressed with the build quality of these upon unboxing. They were a little larger than I was expecting, but not my much.By Robert on January 10, 2020
The design has the majority of the bracket above the mounting screw, so if you have low profile speakers, these may stick up too far above the top of the speaker and will be an eyesore, especially if your keyhole is high on the rear of your speaker (as it is with my Polk TL1s). Because of this I purposely mounted the brackets upside down knowing that if my idea didn't work, I could always flip them later. My plan did work, and the top of the mount is flush with the top of the speaker (see image).
I will add to the above alternative installation that I would not use this method with large speakers. These brackets are rated at 22lbs, and I believe it. Upside down, I wouldn't go above 6 or 7lbs. I'm estimating that my speakers are about 5-6lbs, and mounted upside down, I don't think this bracket would hold. Upright, it has a 'slide in and lock down' resting position. Upside down, it has a 'slide in and lock UP' resting position. Now imagine a 22lb. speaker resting on a very small wood screw set in plastic. It wouldn't last long, if at all. For more on this, see below.
My only complaint about this mounting bracket is that there is a stabilizing screw that holds the two parts of the bracket in place. Normally, this screw is not meant to be weight bearing, but rather a stabilizing or locking screw to prevent one plate from slipping off the other (normally not a problem as it would need to slide up to be removed). Because I mounted my brackets upside down, that means this screw becomes more important than it would be otherwise as the speaker could slide down and off the mount without it. Just to be clear, I don't view this as a design flaw. What disappointed me however, is that one of the screws stripped the plastic very easily. I'm only allowing this to cost one star off my overall review because I realize this would not normally be a problem if mounted upright, even if you did manage to strip the plastic it would still hold the speaker just fine. I know that this is a budget mount and that means plastic is required, but my recommendation is to avoid any screws having to be set in plastic. Put a small metal screw housing and a machine screw, or even a metal clip locking washer to help prevent stripping. I fixed this with a small amount of liquid nails, but that means I will not ever be able to reuse these brackets. I'll need to destroy them to get them down. Good thing I had the perfect mounting locations.
Overall this is a great speaker mount. Budget price, but an otherwise premium mounting bracket. It has great flexibility in mounting and directional options and is easy to work with (even for someone who likes to make everything more difficult than it needs to be).
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BigD
Did the job but...
Reviewed in Canada on February 13, 2019Style: BracketsVerified Purchase
Did the job but...
Reviewed in Canada on February 13, 2019
Used these to mount my surround speakers and they did a good job because I needed ones that utilized the keyhole in the speakers and these were the only ones I could find but that aside they actually are made of a good thick ABS plastic and attach to the wall using 4 x 2 inch screws so as long as you use the right plugs for the walls you have they shouldn't be coming out randomly.Reviewed in Canada on February 13, 2019
The rest of the bracket's construction I'm a little less sure about. It says 22lb in the description but I think they meant 22lbs for both of the brackets together because the surrounds I use are Klipsch R-14M's which are small bookshelf speakers that each weigh 7.13 lbs and the bracket's plastic ball joint can't hold its weight at any angle, it needs to rest the corner against the wall where I put a little foam to reduce vibrations. I really doubt they actually could hold 22lbs because even with 7.13lbs on each they have about a quarter inch of play in just the bracket flexing. Its the old problem of combining plastic and metal parts together, metal on both sides and plastic in the middle means that the most force is being put on the plastic parts which is fine as long as its a good mold and material but if you have kids or animals that are likely to bump into these, find something metal to use because I could see them breaking with a good bump. The only other down side is they're ugly and not white so they don't blend in at all, they also have "MONOPRICE" written across the front of them but for the money they'll get the job done but just barely.
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AK 42
Quality product
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 29, 2020Style: BracketsVerified Purchase
David Yair
Normal
Reviewed in Mexico on July 2, 2020Style: BracketsVerified Purchase
Émile Paradis
Perfect for small speakers
Reviewed in Canada on July 13, 2020Style: BracketsVerified Purchase
Perfect for small speakers
Reviewed in Canada on July 13, 2020
The package includes the two wallmount and also everything you could possibly need to mount both the speaker and the wallmount themselves to the wall. You have the anchors if you are mounting them on a gyproc wall and you also have 2 inches screws. I ended up using my own anchors but they do seems sturdy enough.Reviewed in Canada on July 13, 2020
Mounting them is easy, it took me less than 10 minutes for both of them (running the wires on the other hand, not so much...) The only downside is that there is no passthrough for the wires in them so if you were planning on running the wires in you wall, they will stick out when you plug them in the speakers.
I would definitely not recommend those for heavier speaker, but they are perfect for smaller satellite speakers.
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MiGeorge
Calidad a buen precio
Reviewed in Mexico on January 12, 2021Style: BracketsVerified Purchase
Calidad a buen precio
Reviewed in Mexico on January 12, 2021
Lo adquirí para mí Z906 de Logitech y al menos para estás bocinas que son ligeras quedó excelente y se ve que resiste aún mucho más peso, el tornillo me parecía demasiado largo y lo recorté un poco por estética como señalo en la imagen en rojo y quedó excelente, le puedes dar el ángulo que quieras. Viene mucha tornillería para más opciones
Reviewed in Mexico on January 12, 2021
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