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Fresh Fab Finds TV Wall Mount Tilt Dual Arm 32-55in VESA 400x400mm Black
Holds 32 to 55 inch TVs up to 88 lbs, tilts 10 degrees forward to cut glare, and sits 0.98 inch from the wall on VESA 400x400 mounts
- Mount StyleWall
- ColorBlack
- TV Size Capacity32" - 60"
- Tilt up to 10° to reduce glare
- Holds TV 0.98 inch from wall for slim profile
- Fits 32-55 inch screens up to 88 lbs
- Supports VESA patterns up to 400x400mm
- Mounts on wood studs, brick or concrete
Tilt dual-arm mount for 32-55 inch TVs
This wall bracket holds flat-panel televisions from 32 to 55 inches and up to 88 lbs. It supports VESA patterns up to 400x400 mm and sits 0.98 inch from the wall for a slim profile. The steel construction mounts to wood studs, brick or concrete.
Replaces fixed or single-arm brackets
A fixed mount cannot angle the screen, so reflections from windows or lights stay visible. This model adds up to 10 degrees of forward tilt to cut glare without pulling the set away from the wall. The upgrade is worth it when the viewing area is below the screen centre line.
Limited to vertical tilt only
The mechanism provides tilt but no swivel or full-motion articulation, so the screen cannot be turned toward a different seating area. Installation requires solid vertical surfaces; drywall alone will not hold the hardware. VESA compatibility stops at 400x400 mm, ruling out larger-hole patterns.
Highlights
- Tilt up to 10° to reduce glare
- Holds TV 0.98 inch from wall for slim profile
- Fits 32-55 inch screens up to 88 lbs
- Supports VESA patterns up to 400x400mm
- Mounts on wood studs, brick or concrete
Specifications
| Mount Style | Wall |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| TV Size Capacity | 32" - 60" |
Questions about this item
Will the 400 x 400 mm VESA pattern on my 55 in TV line up with this bracket?
Yes — the mount supports VESA patterns up to 400 x 400 mm, so a 55 in screen with that pattern will attach directly.
Which step do people skip when mounting on a brick wall?
They forget to drill proper anchor holes in the brick before bolting the wall plate; the plate must be fixed to wood studs, brick or concrete, never to drywall alone.
How often should I re-tighten the lag bolts after the first few weeks?
Check the lag bolts after the first week of use and then every six months; the dual-arm mechanism can settle slightly as the 88 lb load beds in.
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