Ceiling TV Mount for 43-86 Screens, Heavy Duty Full Motion TV Bracket
Product Description
Ceiling TV Mount for 43-86 Screens, Heavy Duty Full Motion TV Bracket
- WIDE COMPATIBILITY: This heavy-duty ceiling TV bracket fits most LCD, LED, and OLED flat-screen TVs ranging from 43 to 86 inches and weighing up to 132 lbs. It supports VESA mounting patterns including 200x200, 300x200, 400x200, 300x300, 400x300, 400x400, and 600x400 mm. Please check your TV’s VESA pattern before purchasing
- HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT: Features incremental height adjustment from 19.1” to 36.4” from the ceiling to the center of the mounting plate, allowing for the perfect viewing angles
- FULL ADJUSTABILITY: Includes +/-3° level adjustment, -25° tilt to minimize glare, and 360° swivel for optimal viewing angles. This ceiling mount is positioned out of the way, making it a great option for saving space
- DURABLE & SPACE-SAVING: An ideal solution for restaurants, coffee shops, gyms, grocery stores, airports, shopping malls, or your home. The mount can be installed on a level ceiling or adapted for a sloped ceiling
- EASY INSTALLATION: The hollow tube design hides cables within the center tube for a neat and professional appearance. Includes an instruction manual and standard mounting hardware for easy installation
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