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I used this one for my 42" TV, good value with built in level bubble.
Note, it will only allow the TV to be mounted flat, ie not swivel. I mounted on a plasterboard wall with plenty of the correct fixings.
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I can't advise on brackets but I would advise you not to mount the TV too high up on the wall.
The centre of the screen should be at about eye level or slightly below when you are seated in your normal viewing position. That means you are looking level or slightly downwards.
Much higher and you risk neck strain and uncomfortable viewing as you will be looking upwards all the time.0
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