SWM201

I purchased some medium-sized bookshelf speakers to put in my mancave and knew I needed a sturdy wall mount option for them. After taking some measurements to ensure they would fit, I bought these wall mounts and could not be happier. They arrived quickly, and once I had everything unboxed and took a quick Look at the instructions, I had them mounted in about 30 minutes. Half of that time was really figuring out where I wanted them, so these are super simple. The adjustability is great and once I found the right angle and pitch, everything clamps down nice and tight. The grip pads that hold the speaker in place do a great job of dampening sound vibration as well, as I was worried these might rattle a bit. But they are solid and exactly what I needed. I would definitely buy these again and would recommend them to anyone looking for an easy speaker wall mount solution.

These WALI speaker wall mounts work exactly as expected. They’re sturdy, well made, and easily support my speakers without any sagging or movement. Installation was straightforward, and all the necessary hardware was included. I really like the adjustable swivel and tilt, which made it easy to aim the speakers precisely where I wanted them for the best sound. Once positioned, everything locks in place securely and stays put. They look clean and unobtrusive on the wall, and the build quality inspires confidence. If you’re setting up a home theater or surround sound system and want dependable wall mounts, these are a great option. Very happy with the purchase.

I have a pair of RB – 3 Klipsch bookshelf speakers that are approximately 15” tall by 9” deep and 8” wide. Each speaker weighs approximately 30 pounds and has the Maple wood cabinets. The last thing I want to do to the speakers is drill holes anywhere on the cabinets for wood screws in order to keep them in place. My intention was to mount the bookshelf speakers high enough on the wall so that anyone could easily walk under them without hitting their head. In addition, they’d be tilted down approximately 3° and swiveled left or right, (as the case may be), about 30° towards the listening area. When the speaker mount system arrived, I noticed that the clamping mechanisms work very well designed. The left and right clamps are independent of each other and each clamp has its own fine-threaded screw to extend or retract the individual left and right steel clamp arms. Each clamp has a unique, 1/16” thick, strip of soft but firm rubber material, which is what makes the actual contact with the speaker cabinet. There’s also a strip of the same kind of rubber on the heel of the swivel base for the speaker to rest on. Prior to mounting these brackets, I sampled the clamping power and holding capabilities of the system. It left me no doubt that these Wali speaker mounts would be able to easily hold bookshelf speakers that were twice is heavy as mine, (that’s “in my opinion”), but Wali specifies a max weight of 55lbs. The brackets came with everything needed to mount them on the wall. They are not meant for installation to a ceiling. Mounting them to the wall was easy and I used a stud finder to make sure I had at least 2 screws in the studs, holding the brackets. The wall mounts come with 8 plastic, wall anchors and that’s where they lost a star with me. The wall anchors they supplied were definitely heavy-duty. However, the design didn’t include “torque spikes” in the flange, which would be embedded into the sheet rock, (when you hammered the anchor into the drilled hole), to prevent them from spinning as you torqued the screws. I hang a lot of pictures, lights, and other heavy items and use various kinds of light and heavy-duty wall anchors. Most of the heavy-duty wall anchors I’ve had incorporated these torque spikes in the flange so the anchor doesn’t spin within the wall, (which is most apt to happen as the screw begins for about the first 3rd of its length). I tried four of them, (and even used undersized drill holes from the size specified in the instructions), before I gave up and used my metal, spiral-styled, heavy-duty, wall anchors as replacements. Plastic wall anchors aside the fact is, I was very impressed with the Wali Bookshelf Speaker Mounts and not only how well designed they were, (the ability to tilt and swivel along with the high quality steel materials), but also with the ease of installation. The supplied bracket covers make the speaker mounts appear very nice and “easy on the eye” as well. As I said, had it not been for the poor design in the plastic wall anchors supplied, I would’ve given them 5 stars. I certainly am satisfied and impressed with their capability to hold my speakers in place and would recommend these speaker mounts to anyone. I’ll probably buy 2 more pairs of these mounts very soon for another set of bookshelf speakers I plan to mount in another room. Rich

I would rate 5 stars with caveats. Overall they’re well built and easy ton install. The included screws felt OK and didn’t strip out when I tightened everything, so that’s a plus. The pads on the actual shelving are not very grippy so I modified mine (after reading some reddit posts) and bought Cat Tongue griptape. Felt a lot more grippy/secure afterward. There is no lip in the front to prevent slipping, so you’re just relying on the side clamps. There are screw holes, but I’m not screwing into my speakers. That being said, I decided to use lashing straps across the top/back to secure the speakers further and discourage them from tipping forward. I doubt that would happen easily, but you never know, especially if the speaker rumbles when playing loudly. They look good, though. Crossing my fingers they don’t give me some unexpected issue down the line. I may just use a ladder and check them from time to time.

These WALI bookshelf speaker wall mounts were purchased for a large set of Klipsch RB-61 reference bookshelf speakers. These speakers are 12.3" (D) x 8.5" (W) x 15.4" (H) and weigh about 35 lbs. per pair (~18 lbs. each speaker). Selecting a wall mount that could support their size and weight was a concern. I didn't want to get something that would bend or pull out of the wall. I also didn't want to install support screws into the side of the speaker to ensure it stays on the wall mount. These are brand new speakers, and I wanted to keep them that way. After careful research of all mounting brackets on Amazon, I decided to purchase the WALI brand mostly due to the positive reviews. I'm very happy I did! The mounts came yesterday, and I immediately installed them. As others have commented, they do need to be installed in wall studs. Hardware is supplied for mounts into wood and brick. They do not accommodate mounting into metal studs or concrete block. You probably can, but you'll have to provide your own mounting solution. Mounting the speakers was straight forward. Use a stud finder to locate the stud, place the mounting plate on the wall location and mark the holes, drill small pilot holes, then screw the plates into the studs. The plate has two screw holes for the provided wood screws. One is high enough to use an electric screwdriver/drill to install the screw. The other screw is very close to the support arm. My drill was too large to drive the screw next to the support arm. That screw had to be manually hand screwed. For this reason, a pilot hole is necessary for at least the mounting hole by the support arm. One thing I was very pleased to see was the way the speaker is held on the mounting bracket. An adjustable screw is provided on each speaker clamp, one on either side of where the speaker will sit. Tightening or loosening these screws moves the clamps in and out. So these clamps use pressure to hold the speaker. After I installed the mounts to the wall (which took about an hour), I placed a speaker on the mount and tightened the clamp to find it held beautifully! Even with 35 lb. speakers, the clamp was tight enough to hold the speaker with no problem. My speakers are mounted relatively flat, pitched slightly down. Even though the clamp has screw holes where screws could be driven into the sides of the speakers, I found this wasn't necessary with my installation. The screws for this, by the way, are provided with the speaker mounts. If you need to install them with the added screw support, you don't have to purchase the screws. I'm very pleased with this product. The supports are made with good quality, thick metal, all the hardware is provided, documentation was adequate, and our speakers are held firmly in place. Best of all, the price is excellent. What more could I ask for?

I built some small shelves with regular shelving brackets for my audio monitors. They were functional, barely. Since they were fixed shelves, I had no flexibility. Then I found these clamping monitor speaker mounting brackets. They are awesome. The WALI speaker brackets are supporting a pair of KRK Rokit 5s. These monitors weight about 10 lbs. apiece. I have the brackets fastened to studs in the wall using two screws (supplied), each. The brackets say they'll support up to 55 lbs. I don't doubt they can, but I personally wouldn't put anything more than 30 lbs on them, and for that I'd probably want to use more of the mounting holes with more screws. The brackets have six holes in total: 2 are used if mounting to wood studs, 4 are used for brick or other more brittle/frail support structure. I suppose you could use all six at once, if your wall is constructed so that'd make sense. As the description says, the brackets tilt & swivel. It's basically like a ball & socket configuration, with the base of the speaker support as the socket, the mounting bolt & supplied plastic washer as the socket. They're very stable, & don't tilt left or right, just front to back, and swivel side to side, allowing you to aim the speakers right at your head. I was concerned that the clamping mechanism wouldn't hold the speakers securely enough while tilted. My worries were unjustified. The clamps are tightened by a bolt mounted into the arm. Tightening them means turning a screwdriver, drawing the arm into the housing and firmly (but gently) grasping the speaker. The 7.5' of tilt is no problem. It's both enough of a tilt for my situation, but not so much that the center-of-gravity is over the front edge of the support. The supports are padded & don't seem to be capable of marring my KRKS. If one is still concerned the speakers might wiggle out of the clamp's grip during extended, bass-intensive sessions, the clamps can also be screwed into the speakers themselves. This would make a mark and make a hole in the speaker cabinet, but it would be secure. The WALI support comes with hardware: screw to screw into the wall, bolts, washers, nuts, etc. Even a little wrench to tighten the nut that secures the "ball" to the "socket." Considering how much money I'd spent on wood, brackets, paint, and TIME to make my prior mounting, these supports are a bargain. I am very happy I found them!

I recently purchase the PreSonus Ceres C4.5BT Two-Way 4.5" Powered Studio Monitor Speaker with Bluetooth from Adorama when they had a great sale on those speakers. Since I don't have that much desktop space on my desk, I needed to mount these bookshelf speakers on my wall and looked on Amazon for some mounts. There are a few different mounts on Amazon and I went with these because the back plate was small enough to not stand out when it's mounted on the wall. These came with all the screws and bolts needed to mount these on the wall. It was very easy to put together and also mount them to the wall. Everything is made out of steel but the back cover plate & the end support base which is made out of plastic. I was able to place my PreSonus 4.5BT speakers on these mounts and it was very easy to adjust. To make the side adjustments to fit your bookshelf speakers, all you do is unscrew the screw that is located on each end of the slider. Once the speaker is place on the mount, just tighten up the screw on each end of the slider and it will give it a nice tight fit to your speakers. These mounts look great on my wall and have had no issues with them at all. The only thing I could say that is not so good is the Drywall plastic holder for the bolts. It will fit but the bolts will not tighten up at all. You will need to buy your own if you choose to mount it using the bolt that is provided.

What about amazing product definitely what I needed. This fits perfectly on my speakers and creates more space on desk. Definitely high quality and sturdy. Easy to install as instructions are easy to read. Also very light easy to handle. And i love how adjustable it is, although it has plastic ot feels amazing does not give off a plastiquy feeling

This product worked EXACTLY as I hoped. It held my speakers with ease, is totally adjustable, and really solid & strong once fastened to the wall. The quality of components is very high, featuring a heavy & strong metal assembly. Not much more to say, these speaker wall mounts are likely one of the best options at the price point!

Excelente calidad, acabados, materiales.

Fast processing and shipping arrangement from the store. The mounting bracket looks sturdy and good quality. Came with an installation kit. Yet to install.

I have purchased speaker stand in the past. Most will be shaky. But this is firm as rock

Great