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The Intec Tilting TV Wall Bracket is designed for homeowners and office managers who need a secure, low-profile mounting solution for screens up to 65 inches. Its primary benefit is the ability to adjust the tilt angle to mitigate screen glare while maintaining a sleek, 63mm wall gap. A notable caveat is that the fixed mounting plate requires precise stud or wall-anchor placement, so users must ensure their wall material can support the 75kg maximum weight capacity before beginning installation.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Brand | Intec Brackets |
Yes, provided the TV does not exceed the 75kg weight limit and follows a VESA pattern of 400x400 or smaller.
It is highly recommended to mount this bracket into wooden studs or concrete to ensure safety, as the weight of a 65-inch TV is too significant for standard drywall alone.
Yes, the bracket is designed to lock securely onto the wall plate once the TV is mounted to prevent accidental dislodgement.
Yes, you can manually adjust the tilt tension by loosening the side knobs, positioning the screen, and then tightening them back.
You will need a drill, a stud finder, a screwdriver, and a pencil for marking the wall.
Re-check the wall plate with the provided bubble level; ensure the mounting screws into the wall are level and the brackets are centered on the wall plate.
Utilize the tilt mechanism to push the bottom of the TV outward, which provides extra space to reach the ports behind the screen.
The kit includes multiple screw sizes to accommodate various manufacturers; refer to your TV's manual to confirm the specific thread size (e.g., M6 or M8) required.
Installation requires basic hand tools, including a drill, a screwdriver, and a stud finder.
