VonHaus Full Motion TV Wall Mount - Black

VESA (Video Electronics Standards Association) is a set of standards for mounting interfaces on TVs and monitors. It defines the distance between the four mounting holes on the back of your TV. It's crucial to check your TV's VESA pattern (e.g., 400x400mm) to ensure it matches the mount's supported VESA dimensions for a secure fit.

Directly into plasterboard is not recommended as it may not support the weight of the TV and mount. This mount should be installed into solid brick, concrete, or directly into wooden studs. Specialized heavy-duty plasterboard fixings might be used, but always consult a professional if unsure.

This VonHaus Full Motion TV Wall Mount can safely hold TVs up to a maximum weight of 50kg.

This mount is designed to fit most TVs ranging from 40 inches up to 85 inches, provided they adhere to the specified VESA patterns and do not exceed the 50kg weight limit.

Yes, the mount includes a comprehensive instruction manual, all necessary screws and fittings for typical installations, and even a spirit level to ensure accurate mounting.

All VonHaus TV wall brackets, including this model, are backed by a 25-year warranty, providing long-term confidence in its quality.

The mount features ±3° rotation. Gently adjust the TV until it is perfectly level. If the issue persists, double-check that the wall plate was installed level using the spirit level.

Ensure no cables are snagged in the joints or arms. Check that all mounting bolts are securely tightened but not overtightened to restrict movement. The no-tool extension mechanism should operate smoothly; if it's stiff, check for any debris or obstructions.

Verify that all cables are routed correctly through the designated channels. If cables are too thick or numerous, you may need to bundle them more tightly or consider external cable tidies for additional support.

Immediately remove the TV from the mount. Re-inspect all wall connections and TV bracket connections for proper tightening. Ensure the wall structure is adequate and that the correct anchors/screws were used. If unsure, consult a professional installer.

Check for any obstructions behind the TV or along the arm's path. Ensure there is sufficient clearance for the full range of motion. Avoid forcing the mechanism.