LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD TV Mount Full Motion 23-55 inch VESA 400x400mm A1+
Full-motion wall bracket holds 23 to 55 inch screens up to 55 lbs with VESA 400x400 mounting, tilting +3° to 12° and swivelling ±180° for flexible viewing angles
- Supports screens from 23 to 55 inches
- Holds televisions up to 55 lbs safely
- VESA patterns up to 400x400 mm covered
- Tilt range of +3° to +12° reduces glare
- Swivels ±180° for flexible viewing angles
Full-motion TV wall mount
The LORDWORLD A1+ is a full-motion bracket designed for screens from 23 to 55 inches. It supports displays weighing up to 55 lbs and fits VESA hole patterns up to 400x400 mm. The arm extends, tilts and swivels to adapt the viewing angle in living rooms, bedrooms or offices.
Ideal for flexible viewing positions
This mount suits viewers who want to pull the screen away from the wall, tilt it downward by 3 to 12 degrees or swivel it up to 180 degrees side to side. It is not for screens larger than 55 inches, heavier than 55 lbs or with VESA spacing beyond 400x400 mm.
VESA 400x400 mm maximum pattern
The single specification that decides fit is the maximum VESA mounting pattern of 400x400 mm. Verify the TV backplate hole spacing before purchase; a wider pattern will not attach to this bracket.
Highlights
- Supports screens from 23 to 55 inches
- Holds televisions up to 55 lbs safely
- VESA patterns up to 400x400 mm covered
- Tilt range of +3° to +12° reduces glare
- Swivels ±180° for flexible viewing angles
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What VESA pattern does the A1+ support and what size TV does that limit?
The mount accepts VESA patterns up to 400x400 mm, which covers most 23 to 55 inch screens.
What wall structure is required to hold a 55 lb TV on this mount?
The wall plate must be secured to wood studs or solid concrete; drywall anchors alone will not support the 55 lb load.
How do you set the tilt angle and which direction is commonly reversed?
Loosen the tilt bolts on the arms, set the screen between +3° and +12°, then retighten; installers often tilt the TV forward instead of back.
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