FlexsonAAV-FLXSUBB Wall Bracket, Black

Wish it came with hardware to size of the holes in plate. Normal screws heads are too small to secure in large holes and needed a trip to hardware store to find appropriately sized bolts. For the cost of this product, I expect hardware to be included.That being said, does its job wonderfully. No complaints about actual product. Subwoofer sits off the floor and there’s no extra vibration. Perfectly happy with product.

I bought this as an option to hang my subwoofer, but in the end I decided to put the subwoofer elsewhere. But I did have this in my hands, and I will tell you this: it's heavy duty steel. Mounted correctly (into studs, etc.) it will securely hold the Sonos subwoofer. No doubt in my mind. Well made. Expensive, but nice.

My thoughts on this product is 2 part.First the good. As a mount it works. It does its job of holding up my subwoofer with no issues and installation is straight forward. It even comes with a one page set of instructions if for some reason you can't figure it out on your own.The bad. The package only comes with the mount and the one page instruction, that is it. There is no hardware, no screws, no drywall anchors, nothing. I paid $99 for a piece of metal and paper. I guess it was too much to add the required hardware.In all the only reason I bought this is because this is probably among the best of the few mounts available for my subwoofer. Unfortunately, with that comes a high price.

It works really well when looking to raise the subwoofer off the ground.

Great product

Very solid mounting bracket. If you have ever lifted the Sonos sub it's very heavy. There are four suction cups along with the angled hook to hold the speaker secure to the mount. I have no doubt that my sub will stay attached and not fall. Although it's very pricey but hey you spent $500 for the sub.

The mount uses 4 suction cups to help hold and secure the sub, unfortunately the suction cups detach easily so the sub is not secure.

Seemingly overpriced but a *sturdy* mount for Sonos subwoofers. I was afraid that the sub would rattle or worse, teeter off the stand as there's no locking mechanism holding it in place. However, neither of these are concerns; the suction cups hold the sub securely on the stand as soon as you lift the sub into place.One enhancement would be some means of cord management. I fashioned something myself using zip ties and adhesive mounts [see link below] so that the cord is hidden in the recess for the power/network connections.http://www.amazon.com/Ziotek-Zip-Tie-Mount-Pack/dp/B000BSJHLE