Suptek Studless No-Drill TV Wall Mount MF8
- Fits 23 to 60 inch TVs, VESA 100x100 to 400x400mm
- Holds up to 99 lbs on a 2x-wide steel wall plate
- Installs without studs or drilling, nails into drywall
- Sits 1.06 inches off the wall for a low profile
- Fixed position, no tilt or swivel after mounting
- Hardware included for studs, concrete, brick, and block
Last refreshed Aug 4, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A fixed, low-profile wall mount built for drywall where studs are not an option, holding midsize to large TVs at eye level with no tilt or swivel once installed.
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ASIN: B0CK1YNKYCModel: MF8Category: TV Mounts
Overview
This mount fixes the TV flush to a wall using a wide steel plate that nails into drywall instead of screwing into a stud. A pull-cord release on each bracket lifts the panel free for cable access, and the same hardware also handles wood studs, concrete, brick, and block.
The draw is going in exactly where studs are not, since apartment and rental walls rarely line up with TV placement. Once up, the screen sits fixed against the wall with no tilt or swivel, so anyone wanting to angle the screen for glare or seating position will need a different bracket.
Who it's for
Apartment and rental tenants stuck with drywall in the wrong spot get a real fixed-mount option without patching stud holes later. Anyone who wants to adjust viewing angle after installation, or is mounting close to the weight ceiling, should pick an articulating or tilt bracket instead.
Pros and cons
- No stud needed, nails into drywall
- High weight rating for a drywall mount
- Low-profile fit close to the wall
- Pull-cord release for cable access
- Fixed only, no tilt or swivel
- No cable management feature listed
- Warranty length not stated
- Smallest VESA patterns not supported
Performance notes
Weight capacity here comes down to plate width, since doubling the plate spreads load across more drywall anchors than a narrow bracket would, which is how a nail-in design reaches its weight rating without a stud. Because the mount is fixed, none of that hardware moves after install, so viewing angle is set once by where the wall plate goes.
Specifications
| Brand | suptek |
|---|---|
| Model | MF8 |
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Minimumsupported Screen Size | 23 inches |
| Maximumsupported Screen Size | 60 inches |
| Construction & materials | |
| Color | Black |
| Enclosure Material | Metal |
| Compatibility & installation | |
| Mounting Type | Wall Mount |
| Compatible Devices | Television |
| Included components | |
| Unit Count | 1 |
| Other details | |
| Movement Type | Fixed |
| Number Of Items | 1 |
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to find a stud to install the Suptek MF8 mount?
No. It is designed to nail into drywall without locating a stud, though the kit also includes hardware for studs, concrete, brick, and block.
Can I tilt or angle the TV after mounting?
No. This is a fixed mount, so the screen stays flat against the wall once installed.
What is the maximum weight the Suptek wall mount supports?
99 pounds, on a wall plate built twice as wide as typical for added support.
How far does the TV sit from the wall?
About 1.06 inches, giving it a low, flush profile.
Will this fit a 65 inch TV?
The listing covers 23 to 60 inch TVs, so a 65 inch panel is outside its stated range.