Nice bracket, but room for improvement.
935869
This bracket fits into the back of Sonos Play:1 speaker perfectly, but unfortunately the bracket did not fit securely into the wall mount when put together and affixed to the wall. After having to bend the metal to get the pieces to match up, the speaker still causes reverberation and a rattle within the bracket and is quite noticeable no matter how much I thighten the screw. This could be a one off defect from the factory and will require my own rubber washer to hopefully dampen the additional noise.
3379218
the idea was a good one, except my air conditioner was shorter in depth than the bracket, and I could not make it fit. I will keep it just in case I end up with a larger unit.  I will keep looking to find a bracket that is a bit shorter in the mean time..
3620626
It is not as solid as I had hoped.  The bracket is wobbly...  I adjustments are not rock solid.
2025969
Had to slightly modify to get it to fit my application.  Maybe I should have paid more attention to the description and the bracket shown.
362360
May I suggest that you include longer,substantial  stainless wood screws to secure this dandy bracket.  Its going to have to sustain  a good bit of torque and lotsa homes have siding which the installer must penetrate deeper to secure it properly.
4827429
Decent starting point for a sound bar bracket. Had to do some bending of the mount and get creative with fasteners, washers, and spacers to get the bar flush with the tv.
2481653
works, but the bracket is 2 pcs, not very good
807061
I gave this bracket a 4 because of a design flaw. The item itself is wonderful, however, if you have the time to take the bracket to your local big box store/lumber yard to ensure that it fits the 4x4s that you will be using that is great. I did not have that type of time, and I certainly did not have the patience for it. One 4x4 fit, the other I had to take my saw and shave it down just a little, and then it fit just fine. I know that the lumber may not always fit, but, if the EJG company would make the 4x4 opening just a touch larger, that would have earned the bracket a 5 star rating. Other than that small complaint, it performs as expected and is solid. Would recommend.
1413607
As a novice, once I finally put it together, I was overall satisfied with how sturdy the overall chasis, and internal mounting brackets. However there were a few unfortunate things I need to point out that I hope the manufacturer will improve.

Instructions*
- There is a single piece of double sided paper for instructions that is very small, there are many internal parts that must be facing a certain way and the pictures make it very difficult to see what direction the brackets are supposed to face. There are no stickers to indicate what side is for what, and the screw bags are not labelled so you're forced to trial through which screws are for what.

Assembly*
- in light of the instructions being vague, the assembly for the bottom and top surfaces are challenging, squeezing between small niches to hold your wrench while mounting your screws into place.
- The internal vertical brackets vs the horizontal brackets were a trial and error, due to bad instructions. The screws came with cage bolts, the bolts themselves lodges into the brackets. There is a slight protrusion to the bolt, which I wasn't aware of- this side is not where the screw should first enter into, it would then extend the placement of the bracket throwing off the measurement and also it makes your brackets flimsy. This should definitely be highlighted in future instructions.

Aesthetics*
- The door is made out of glass, I was expecting plexy glass for safety, If this would happen to accidentally crack, I would hope the company offers a door replacement alternative. Also the door has no resistance upon opening or closing, this might be fixed by using rubber bearings for the door's hinge.
- The wheels have no locks, it would have been a nice feature.
- The two top fans are loud, but force out the air very well.
- There are bottom and top plates to enclose your wires, it's optional to leave on our off, I would've preferred a slide option to enclose the excess opening from only using a few wires to go out from.

After completing the installation, which took me a little under 3 hours (1 step forward 2 steps back to every step sadly), it does look nice, but given the aesthetics and poor instructions, I would consider looking at something else. Navepoint does have other wall mount products that come pre assembled, this one though you'll want to know first hand how each piece faces.
3468594
Like someone else wrote, I too had to improvise because the bracket wouldn't fit my type of bike. Still worth it. Just wish they would come up with the added option for all models of bikes.
1316924
Good quality bracket that perfectly fits Kiddie 5-lb extinguishers. But if I hadn't read previous reviews about the tight fit, I would have been convinced I'd bought the wrong one. I was almost convinced anyway. The top part of the bracket is supposed to slide through the grooves in the black plastic part of the neck right underneath the pressure indicator (on my model). But the first time I did it, it was VERY hard to get both sides to slide in, correctly aligned, at the same time. I think this is the fault of the plastic neck and not the metal bracket. After the first time, it must have subtly corrected the plastic grooves, and it slid in and out just fine. Better instructions with a picture would have helped to clarify this procedure. The lack of mounting hardware could have been annoying, I suppose, but I always have lots of random screws lying around.
3236493
The bracket itself is reasonably well-designed, offering enough degrees of freedom in how it can be adjusted. So, it's somewhat useful. However, the adjusting knobs on mine seem to need frequent re-tightening, as the assembly rattles when they loosen. Also, the temporary adhesive pads appear to be pretty useless in summer: the adhesive melts in the sun and the bracket falls off, leaving a gooey mess.
62812
Looks nice, and works great. It lost a star as the mounting bracket didn't line up with the stopper push rod and had to have a hole drilled in it to make it work.
3587788
Very nice bracket , but has issue with the pivot that bolts thru carburetor binding and cause throttle to hang open at times . Drilled carburetor out and put a nylon insert in it to stop the binding or more galling is more fitting to say . But nice overall.
3124373
This bracket is pretty good. Instructions went that good and the lag bolts didn't come with washers. I've mounted hundreds of TVs so I was able to figure it out. Hdmi cable was a waste because a swing arm bracket required 12ft or longer
2855857
Installation was somewhat of a trick. My husband, Chuck and I purchased the blade guard system and was assured that it would attach to the Unifence. It didn't. With a newly engineered $45 bracket from Biesemeyer,  it still didn't fit. A local steel fabricator created a great bracket for  $110. It does its job!
He complains that it is difficult to bring the  right half of 4 X 8 panels back to the front due to vertical clearance  limitations. Otherwise a 5 star rating
1104321
Let me start by saying the concept for this bracket is great, and I'm not sorry I bought it. But, the poor build quality and lack of engineering makes me have to ding it a few stars. While it's not junk and works okay, it suffers from several minor design problems:

1. The Bowens Mount is VERY, VERY loose...it's at least a 1/16" off. Plus, the tension springs designed to help keep it snug are a wimpy JOKE! Ultimately, I ran a strip of sticky back velcro around the outside of mine to help control the slop enough to make it tolerable. (BTW, I tried three Bowens speed rings and various other well-fitting accessories to make sure it was this bracket that was poorly designed.)
2. The locking screw for the 5/8" stand mount (spigot) socket is positioned too high so the bracket doesn't seat properly (deeply enough) on most studio stands. Because of this, the bracket head will skew a few degrees when tightened. Although both the inside of female mounting collar and the set screw for the mounting knob are metal, the handle of the knob is "cheapish" plastic.
3. Although I love the ratcheting handle on the angle adjustment, again, the plastic feels like it will break with a bit too much tension. It's definitely not solid like an Alien Bee's ratcheting handle.
4. The teeth on the angle adjustment are insanely tight and hard to adjust...I felt like I was going to break the first time I was trying to adjust it. Mind you, even with a 20lbs softbox and strobe attached, I bet it would never slip once you get it where you wanted it!
5. The flash opening is too small for my larger flashes (Vivitar and Metz). Yes, it will fit most normal size, modern flashes, but it's frustrating to me.
6. The entire mount made of plastic. Overall, it's not brittle or cheap, but I'm not gonna toss it around.
7. The Four Speedlite Adapter attachment I bought with mine attaches oddly to the bracket and has a lot of play. I found it difficult it get some of my flashes to attach to it.

While not as bad as some of the cheapo Chinese strobist equipment I've bought, it leaves a lot of room for improvement. I would gladly pay $40-$50 for a metal, better engineered version of this bracket.