MCAS327 Canvas Swivel Mount, Works with Meural Canvas and Canvas II 21.5 inch and 27 inch

It does make the frame stand out from the wall a bit more than without it. But it is great to be able to rotate the frame so easily. Although I am always gentle with it when I do, as it feels a little wobbly doing it even though it looks fairly robust. Fixing it to the wall was not too much of a issue just thread the wire before attaching it to the wall.

It's so easy to install with Meural canvass ii. You can easily and smoothly change from landscape to portrait.

I didn’t fit as it doesn’t even use the same hole spacing (I though it would be a quick swap so paid the premium). The holes are 6mm wider so you have to drill two new holes in a different location. The bracket itself is just plastic, no locking mechanism and just sits in a groove. It’s much less complete design than I would think and very rough to rotate.

The first thing to say is that the holes in this product are about 6mm wider than the original bracket, so you not only have to drill new holes in the wall, you can't drill them in the same place as the new position would be too close to one of the original holes. Why they couldn't make the hole size the same is beyond me. Secondly, the design is such that you have to thread the power cable through the bracket that's screwed to the wall, through the ring that screws onto the picture and through the backplate before plugging into the picture, then you have to hold the weight of the picture whilst feeding the cable through wall bracket and locating it into the slot. For the money they should have designed something that connects the power as you hook the picture onto the bracket making getting it on and off the wall much simpler. Just a note, the bracket puts the picture about 15 cm higher on the wall than the original, so if the height is critical you'll need to site it about 15 cm lower.