AV:Link: 129.328UK, Tilt & Lock Slim TV Bracket, for 32"-70" Screens, 35kg Capacity, Low Profile

Product Overview & Key Benefits

The Tilt & Lock Slim TV Bracket is a versatile and practical solution for mounting screens ranging from 32 inches to 70 inches. It is ideal for modern-day TVs that are getting lighter and slimmer, providing a secure and stylish way to display your television. The automatic self-locking mechanism makes it incredibly user-friendly, allowing for quick and hassle-free detachment of the TV from the wall. With a low-profile design that keeps the screen just 36mm from the wall and a tilt angle adjustment feature of up to 12°, this bracket is perfect for optimising your viewing experience in any setting.

Technical Specifications & Product Details

• Weight:1.46kg
• Maximum VESA Compatibility:600x400
• Dimensions:666mm (W) x 437mm (H)
• Screen Size Compatibility:32" to 70"
• Maximum Weight Load:35kg
• Distance from Wall:36mm
• Tilt Angle Adjustment:0° to 12°
• Included Fixings:A wide range of fixings is supplied for easy installation

Ideal Uses & Applications

The Tilt & Lock Slim TV Bracket is designed for a multitude of environments. It is perfect for domestic use in your living room, allowing you to mount your TV in a way that complements your home décor while maximizing space. In commercial settings, such as offices or conference rooms, it offers a sleek look with the functionality needed for business presentations. Additionally, hospitality settings like hotels or restaurants can benefit from this versatile mount, providing guests with a pleasurable viewing experience in rooms and lounges.

Energy Efficiency & Cost Savings

While this product primarily focuses on providing optimal support for televisions, its low-profile design contributes to a reduced visual clutter compared to bulkier alternatives, making your space feel more open and inviting. By selecting a wall-mounted solution like the Tilt & Lock Slim TV Bracket, users can also achieve a more organised and aesthetically pleasing environment, which may lead to a reduction in lighting needs in the room. This can potentially translate into energy cost savings over time, especially in well-travelled areas like offices and hospitality venues.