This solved my turntable issues. I recently moved into a home and had hardwood floors installed. I put a record on and stepped back and the needle bounced all over the place. Well I did some trouble shooting and found out this is a common problem with wood floors. Solution, mount your TT on the wall. I did and what a difference ! No more skipping and no more feedback! I can crank it up and no more loud humming or feedback. So it was a double bonus. Highly recommended. Thank you Omnimount !

I ordered this for a wall mount for my 5040UB projector, and I couldn't be happier. It's like this wall shelf was made for the 5040! Perfect size and fit, but it does take some torque to get the arm to hold in the right position. Keep in mind what I'm using is near the max weight limit! Mounted directly into a stud, and it is holding very strong. I will purchase a second once I step up my audio game and get a dedicated receiver, this will be to mount that directly below the 5040!

I really like this component wall shelf. It was installed pretty easily by the company that mounted my new flat screen TV. It seems quite solid, and is supporting my components just fine.

I do have two slight negative comments, which are the reasons this is a four-star and not a five-star review. The first is that while this shelf can be installed at angles to the wall, there is no way to easily lock it into one position. I have it tightened pretty well into a straight position, but it is possible to move it, and it shouldn't be. It should just lock. The other minor negative point is that the cover for the cable channel does not stay on as securely as it might.

Overall, though, I am pleased with my purchase of this glass component shelf.

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I wanted to give this shelf at least a year of use before I wrote the review. Some may think that's too long, and some may wonder why I would wait that long, especially for such a shelf, but I'm using it to hold an 18lb Epson 5020 projector. I had looked at different mounts for quite some time, but due to the pitch of the ceiling in my media/theater room, I had to utilize a shelf, and this has proved to be the best choice I could have made.

We installed this shelf with drywall toggle-bolts VS hitting a stud, as doing this would give me the most centered placement of the shelf on my back wall. Even with this method of mount, the shelf has worked perfectly.

Regarding how far it sticks out from the wall...yes, it does. I haven't measured but 4-5" seems about right. BUT, in my case, the Epson 5020 fills up about 97% of the glass space, leaving some room at the back for the HDMI & power cable to not be tightly-bent when attached. I do NOT see this as any kind of a design FLAW, rather a positive move on the design to compensate for LARGE home theater projectors, AVR's, etc...If you are using a Pico or other 'small' projector, OF COURSE this is going to be too large for you. But do NOT blame the product when your projector or ______ device fills up 1/8th the space provided by the shelf. It would be like faulting a home builder for adding a 3 car garage when you only want to put a bicycle in there. These types of comments always frustrate me, because for MY use (and probably many other who have used it like me or WILL use it like me), this shelf deserves HONEST and ACCURATE reviews from people who use it as it was designed to be used.

Overall, again, if you have to shelf-mount your projector, this is an EXCELLENT choice. I would easily choose this again if decide to shelf-mount another projector in our home. BUT, if you aren't planning on using a LARGE (think 18-25lb in the roughly 18-20" x 15-17" range, then clearly you are looking at a shelf you shouldn't be, this will be extremely overkill, and only YOUR fault for ordering it.

IT was a good purches. I was looking something for the corner cable box for a long time and finally found what I was looking for.