I purchased a Sonos sound bar for the spouse only to find out that I needed a bracket to hold it. I had checked Sonos site and decided that I could do better on Amazon. I found this sound bar bracket which came highly recommended by Amazon reviewers. It was easy to put up and the only thing I added was a zip tie to keep it on the bracket since I had to assume the cats would become curious and accidentally knock the sound bar off its perch. Totally recommended especially if you purchased the Sonos Sound Bar during Prime Days like I did.

Excellent!!

Perfect mount for the beam

Great quality for the price. Very sturdy and blends in to the speaker.

I really like this mount. Its a fraction of the cost of the actual SONOS brand one and it works great. Incredibly easy to install and they provide mounting hardware which I hadnt anticipated and was a nice surprise as then included hardware for multiple surfaces/materials. Ive had the mount in for several weeks now, and no bowing or bending. Nice sleek design and the speaker looks like its floating.

Looks and works great, easy to set up and half the price of the Sonos mount which is $60.00. Exact fit for mounting Sonos beam.

I used a low voltage remodel box behind the mount to clean up the hole in the drywall.

Does exactly what the more expensive Sonos aimed version does at half the price. Looks good and provides a bit of wiggle room in case your measuring is slightly off. My only problem is that I feel it does sit a bit too far off the wall. Being a taller person, I am able to see the hole in the wall from my angle. Not really worth losing a star over, but I guess it could sit a bit closer to the wall once the Beam is installed.

Sturdy, easy install, nice design, as the mount allows easy access to rear panel

The shelf is great. Perfect, even. A wonderful value. The hardware that comes with it is toy-grade. I should have read the reviews before I installed it. But as soon as I started to drive the first screw in the wall, it stripped the head and then the head broke off. So what was a 10 minute project involved me attempting to get the screw out — I didn’t have an extractor. Had to essentially cut it out of the wall. Spackle several times. Repaint the wall. And move the whole setup so I could put the bar in another spot. I used my own screws that time and it was a 5 minute job and the end result is great. Still buy it, but throw their screws away immediately.