Home Depot - Hammer Drop LCD/Plasma flatscreen TV wall mount $39

[Drthorne]

Home Depot Hammer drop for today is a flatscreen TV fixed wall mount bracket for $39, regular $79.95. Free shipping if 2 or more are ordered

https://www.homedepot.ca/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/HammerDropView?storeId=10051&catalogId=10051&langId=-15

Master Mounts
Plb 3 Lcd/ Plasma Fixed Mount - Black

https://www.homedepot.ca/wcsstore/HomeDepotCanada/images/catalog/HDSKU933147PLB3Black_4.jpg

Narrower mounts that locks in place
Fits 23-42" screens and holds up to 165 pounds.
20" mounting plate.Heavy-gauge steel with a black finish.
All mounting hardware included.
Assembled Depth (In Inches): 2 In.
Assembled Weight (In LBS): 6 Lbs.
Assembled Width (In Inches): 14
Assembled Height (In Inches): 20

An ideal mount for smaller plasma TVs, 23-42 In. It''''s a narrow fixed mount that is hidden behind the TV for a neater appearance.WARRANTY: Free replacement for defective products. 800-423-5487 or 612-381-0020.

[saku]

seems good..any reviews?

[alexatwork21]

If it's available in-store, then it makes it lukewarm for impulse buyers. If it's only online, you might as well use monoprice.

[davidjames]

Monoprice.
http://www.monoprice.com/products/subdepartment.asp?c_id=109&cp_id=10828

[vric]

Monoprice.
http://www.monoprice.com/products/subdepartment.asp?c_id=109&cp_id=10828

If you want one heavier, this site is better for the shipping

http://www.onlybestrated.com/mounts-stands-c-58.html

Same product anyway.

OP deal isn't bad. You can have better, but it's fairly well priced for a small screen.

[pmeth]

Monoprice.
http://www.monoprice.com/products/subdepartment.asp?c_id=109&cp_id=10828

Shipping to canada is around $35 via UPS, who will probably charge $20 brokerage fee. USPS is $40 but no brokerage fee. That makes the depot deal better.

[Rekognize]

If it's available in-store, then it makes it lukewarm for impulse buyers.

It's about the going price on kijiji/cl

[mwong168]

If it's available in-store, then it makes it lukewarm for impulse buyers. If it's only online, you might as well use monoprice.

Shipping to canada is around $35 via UPS, who will probably charge $20 brokerage fee. USPS is $40 but no brokerage fee. That makes the depot deal better.

I don't think you will get hit with brokerage from monoprice as another poster on here has debated with me in a previous thread. My friend ordered 2 VGA to S-video converter boxes last month for $70 and didn't get hit with any taxes or brokerage. The pricing on monoprice is great but what kills it for me is the shipping costs.

[wildthind]

I have had great experiences with Monoprice thus far, but it's definitely true about the shipping. If you are buying a heavy mount, shipping kills a lot of the monoprice deals. I've bought 2 smaller mounts from them and a pair of HDMI cables and have never been hit with brokerage fees.

[spotts01]

For today, this is much better than monoprice.

especially if you might need to return it.

[Drthorne]

order two or more and get free shipping

[pmeth]

I don't think you will get hit with brokerage from monoprice as another poster on here has debated with me in a previous thread. My friend ordered 2 VGA to S-video converter boxes last month for $70 and didn't get hit with any taxes or brokerage. The pricing on monoprice is great but what kills it for me is the shipping costs.

As far as I know, if you order using "USPS Air Parcel for Canada" (United States Postal Service), they don't really charge brokerage fees no matter what the value. If you have it shipped UPS, you probably will get charged brokerage. Not sure if the $20 rule applies to UPS (http://www.monoprice.com/scripts/disclaimer_international.html).

The problem with the one mount that I selected as a test on the cart, "USPS Air Parcel for Canada" was not an option. The only USPS was $40 instead of the $35 UPS was charging and I don't know if they have different brokerage rules on that one.

In my experience it's just so hard to know in advance with the brokerage fees, so my rule of thumb is to expect around $20 and if you don't get charged it's a bonus. I've never been charged brokerage with USPS

[vric]

As far as I know, if you order using "USPS Air Parcel for Canada" (United States Postal Service), they don't really charge brokerage fees no matter what the value. If you have it shipped UPS, you probably will get charged brokerage. Not sure if the $20 rule applies to UPS (http://www.monoprice.com/scripts/disclaimer_international.html).


It's the same $20 rule. It's a governmental rule.

If you choose Expedited UPS, you won't have any brokerage fees (on huge order, ground vs expedited is often $5-10 apart.. worth it)

That said, all my order using USPS never had any fees. I only paid using UPS (huge order over $400 of cable/wall plaque/etc.)

As I said before, for wall mount, try http://www.onlybestrated.com/mounts-stands-c-58.html

Same product as monoprice, but shipping is about $15

[HeatSeeker]

Sold Out!

[Genblue]

Angel Electronics (http://geocanada.info/khubnetworkmodule.com/shopping/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=18_10&products_id=53) in Mississauga has one for $39.99