Invision Ultra Strong TV Wall Bracket Mount Double Arm Tilt & Swivel for 37-75 Inch (94-190.5cm) LED LCD OLED Plasma & Curved Screens - Up to VESA 600mm(w) x 400mm(h) - Max Load 50kg (HDTV-DXL)

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The only part of the bracket that needs assembling is the four runners that have the pre-drilled holes for the vesa sizes. Just get in touch and we can send any extra parts you need 25 YEAR WARRANTY - We are so confident in the construction, strength and durability of this wall bracket that we guarantee it for 25 years. uk - Offer of the day Designated trademarks, brands and images are the property of their respective owners.

So the only way to deal with this is to use a TV bracket that extends away from the wall, at least 500mm (half a metre). If you have lost your VESA fixing bolts and spacers that came with your TV originally, don’t despair this Invision bracket comes with a whole host of VESA fixings.A week ago I was asked to fit a TV above a radiator, a very weird request but it was the only place it could go. One its mounted to the wall, attaching the TV with mounts to the wall mount is a bit tricky and requires someone to hold it (TV's are heavy) while someone is at the back lining it up then doing up the bolts. This kit is only suitable for brick, concrete and wood and comes with 6 coach screws and 6 wall plugs and some washers.

There is no template given ( I made my own) and some instructions are less than clear so it needs thought; particularly on positioning (no advice given) . Our compatibility promise is a commitment to ensure you can mount your TV to our bracket whatever the model. When I was certain it was secure I slowly released my grip and double-checked by looking underneath.I particularly liked the way the wall fixing bolts were covered and the cable management system which was able to cope with the mains lead, an aerial cable and 3 HDMI cables with ease making for a very clean a tidy appearance when the TV is extended and swivelled. There's no fancy cable management or tilt/swivel functions (meaning this only works if it's at a comfortable eye level) but it's a top all-round option. Final adjustment was to decide on tilt angle and tighten all relevant screws, decided to go relatively straight with regards to tilt, but the bracket does allow for a small tilt upwards (towards the ceiling) and quite a good range down, if it was mounted higher, for example.