Avantalk
Avantalk Full Motion TV Wall Mount 23-65 inch VESA 400x400 77 lbs 2 in 1 accessory
Full-motion wall bracket fits 23-65 inch flat or curved screens up to 77 lbs with VESA 400x400, extends 17 inches and retracts to 2.08 inches
- Fits 23-65 inch screens with VESA 75x75 to 400x400mm
- Holds up to 77 lbs after passing a 4x load test
- Swivels ±90° and tilts +5°/-10° for glare-free viewing
- Extends 17 inches out and retracts to 2.08 inches for space saving
- Arms 38% thicker than standard mounts with security screws included
Full-motion mount for 23-65 inch screens
This Avantalk wall mount supports flat and curved TVs and monitors from 23 to 65 inches with VESA patterns between 75x75mm and 400x400mm. It holds up to 77 lbs and mounts to wood studs, concrete or brick walls. Drywall-only installation is not supported. The perfect center design keeps the display aligned.
Articulating arms 38% thicker than standard
The arms extend up to 17 inches for flexible viewing and retract to 2.08 inches for a low-profile look. Tilt ranges from +5 to -10 degrees to reduce glare, while swivel reaches +/-90 degrees depending on screen size. Post-installation levelling allows +/-3 degree adjustment. Built-in cable management keeps wires tidy.
Replaces fixed or limited-tilt brackets
The 4x load-tested steel construction with security screws suits users who need full articulation, glare reduction and deep extension from the wall. It is not for buyers who only need a flush, stationary mount or who must mount on drywall without studs. The jump is worth it when viewing positions change often or cables must stay hidden.
Highlights
- Fits 23-65 inch screens with VESA 75x75 to 400x400mm
- Holds up to 77 lbs after passing a 4x load test
- Swivels ±90° and tilts +5°/-10° for glare-free viewing
- Extends 17 inches out and retracts to 2.08 inches for space saving
- Arms 38% thicker than standard mounts with security screws included
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I mount this bracket to a wood stud wall and what step is often missed?
Use the supplied lag bolts to anchor the wall plate into the centre of wood studs, not just the drywall, and verify the plate is level before tightening — the +/-3° post-install adjustment only corrects small errors.
What maintenance will the articulating arms need over time?
Check the pivot bolts every few months and tighten if any play appears; the arms are 38% thicker than typical mounts but still rely on secure hardware for the 4x load-test rating.
At what extension does the mount reach its maximum reach and what limits swivel at that point?
The arm extends 17 inches from the wall; at full extension the +/-90° swivel range reduces depending on screen size, so large panels may hit the wall before reaching the full angle.
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