BESIGN
BESIGN Corner TV Mount 32-65 in 29 in Arm 80 lbs
A full-motion corner TV bracket with a 29-inch articulating arm, tilt, swivel and level adjustment for 32 to 65 inch screens up to 80 lbs
- Fits 32-65 inch TVs with VESA up to 400x400mm
- Holds up to 80 lbs with 36kg load test passed
- Extends 29 inches and retracts to 2.79 inches
- Swivels +/-90 degrees for corner viewing angles
- Tilts +10 to -10 degrees and levels +/-4 degrees
Corner Mount for 32-65 Inch TVs
This corner TV mount fits screens from 32 to 65 inches with VESA patterns up to 400x400 mm and a weight limit of 80 lbs. It is built from welded steel with a powder-coat finish and has passed a double load test of 36 kg. The design targets living rooms or bedrooms where a corner placement saves wall space.
29 Inch Articulating Arm Under Load
The arm extends 29 inches from the wall and retracts to 2.79 inches, holding the display steady at any position. Swivel reaches ±90 degrees, though the maximum angle depends on the TV size, while tilt ranges from +10 to -10 degrees to cut glare. A ±4 degree level adjustment keeps the picture straight after the mount is secured.
Upgrade from Fixed or Short-Arm Brackets
This unit replaces a fixed mount or a short-arm bracket that cannot reach across a corner or pull the screen forward for better viewing. The jump is worth it when the seating area sits off-centre or when the TV must sit flush against the wall when not in use. It does not suit buyers who need a second mount for a separate display or who require a motorised mechanism.
Highlights
- Fits 32-65 inch TVs with VESA up to 400x400mm
- Holds up to 80 lbs with 36kg load test passed
- Extends 29 inches and retracts to 2.79 inches
- Swivels +/-90 degrees for corner viewing angles
- Tilts +10 to -10 degrees and levels +/-4 degrees
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the 29-inch articulating arm generate any motor noise or heat when the TV is left on all day?
The mount is a passive steel bracket with no motors or electronics, so it produces no noise, heat, or power draw regardless of how long the TV runs.
What wall structure and tools must I already have to install the 29-inch corner mount safely?
You need solid wood studs or concrete, a drill with appropriate bits, a level, a stud finder, and the lag bolts and anchors included in the hardware kit.
Will a 55-inch TV with 400x400 VESA and 75 lb weight still achieve the full ±90° swivel on this bracket?
The maximum swivel angle depends on TV size; a 55-inch screen at the 80 lb limit may have reduced swivel compared to smaller sets.
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