Flexarm Thin Cantilever TV Bracket for up to 55 inch TVs Reviews

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The M VESA Flexarm Thin is a one of kind swing-out wall bracket that extends to a massive 650mm from the wall and provides 15 degrees of downward tilt 180 degrees swivel and +3 / -3 degrees level adjustment. This makes it possible to achieve full motion and the desired viewing angle from virtually anywhere in a room. The lightweight mount retracts smoothly and easily to a mere 39mm from the wall. To keep power cables protected when pulling or pushing the display cable management channels are built into the arms. Recommended for up to 55 inch TVs Supports up to 30kgs Supports up to VESA 600 x 400mm 15 Degree Downward Tilt 180 Degree Swivel 5 Year Manufactures Warranty

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“Fast delivery and great product! Great motion and easy to fit. If we ever need another bracket will definitely buy from here.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Very easy to fit and very versatile. Extremely pleased that I purchased this bracket as it has a longer reach than all others I looked at and folds back very close to the wall. When first fitted it was very, very stiff to move. I removed the plastic covers, top and bottom, and loosened the bolts just a fraction, it now glides with ease. The tilt mechanism was also very tight, so I filed a bit of plastic off the plastic clip and that too works really well now. Delivery was very quick.”

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Posted 4 years ago

Barry Murfin

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“great product, works as described. Hung a 42 inch tv on a stud wall and when not in use folds back against the wall well out of the way”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Great bracket, nice simple design, looks great. I really struggled to find one with decent reach, this was by far the longest. Although a bit pricey it was cheaper than other shorter ones. Easy to fit, nice clear instructions. The only problem was none of the 5 bolts fitted my TV, neither of the 2 types of M8 bolts were long enough. I didn't expect it to come with bolts so didn't matter to me.”