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Single Arm Swivel & Tilt TV Wall Mount

SKU: FP1003 Quickfind Code: 116099

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The FP1003 extends up to 17 Inch (43cm) away from the wall, ideal for corner mounting or angled viewing also has effortless tilting of screen with the patented AVF Nexus Cam Box™ mechanism. Swivels on two axis; 180° at the wall and screen for greater viewing flexibility. It has a unique lateral screen adjusters achieve perfectly level installation and easy clip on installation of TV mounting plate.
  • For 30-50 Inch LCD TVs
  • Maximum Weight 40kg
  • Universal FPT TV & VESA 200mm Compatible
  • Can be fitted to solid or single stud/baton walls
  • Cable management from the screen through the wall plate cover
  • Silver Effect Finish
  • Lifetime Warranty
 

Question from jamie: Asked on 08/01/2009 is it suitable for a 40 inch sony bravia lcd tv?

Answer from sajidH: Answered on 09/01/2009
Yes it is.

Question from Kenny M: Asked on 22/08/2008 Hi.
Would this bracket be suitable for a 42" Panasonic plasma.
If not, is there an equivalent product for plasmas that you recommend.

Answer from Easycom: Answered on 22/08/2008
Yes it is suitable for 42 Inch Panasonic Plasma TV.

Question from Billy: Asked on 06/08/2007 I live in a new build house and these house tend to be plaster boarded, would this be a good wall mount for a 46" Samsung lcd television? I want to mount it in a coner and what type of screws or wall plugs would you suggest using to insure is secured tightly and will not fall off the wall? Thank you

Answer from Easycom: Answered on 07/08/2007
I wouldn't attempt to mount a 46 inch Tv on a stud wall, unless you have it strengthened. If you have to mount it on a stud wall, I would get a biulder in to check the wall out to see if it would take the weight.

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