WINX
WINX MOUNT Max Tilt TV Bracket
R 489.00
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The WINX Mount Max Tilt TV Bracket is made from high-quality steel and is designed to securely support all TVs from 37 to 80 inches, with a maximum weight of 80kg. It includes a built-in bubble level for quick, easy first-time installation. The WINX Mount Simple TV Bracket provides a secure and hassle-free way to mount your television, giving you peace of mind and a clean, organised setup for your entertainment space. FEATURES:
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The WINX Mount Max Tilt TV Bracket is made from high-quality steel and is designed to securely support all TVs from 37 to 80 inches, with a maximum weight of 80kg. It includes a built-in bubble level for quick, easy first-time installation. The WINX Mount Simple TV Bracket provides a secure and hassle-free way to mount your television, giving you peace of mind and a clean, organised setup for your entertainment space.
FEATURES:
- Supports 37" to 80" TVs
- Supports 10° forward tilt
- VESA compatible
- Supports TVs up to 80kg
SPECIFICATIONS:
- Material: Steel
- Surface finish: Powder coating
- Fit screen sizes: 37"–80"
- VESA compatible: 50x50, 75x75, 100x100, 100x150, 150x100, 100x200, 200x100, 150x150, 200x200, 200x300, 300x200, 400x200, 300x300, 300x400, 400x300, 600x200, 400x400, 600x300
- Max weight: 80kg
- Profile: 60mm
- Installation: Solid wall, double stud
- Tilt range: Up to 10° forward
WHAT’S IN THE BOX:
- WINX Mount Max Tilt TV Bracket - Black x1
- Installation kit x1
- User manual x1
| Brand | WINX |
| Colour | - |
| Form Factor | - |
| Interface | - |
| Capacity | - |
| Memory Capacity | - |
| Screen Size | - |
| Resolution | - |
| Refresh Rate | - |
| Cpu | - |
| Cpu Socket | - |
| Warranty | 24 Months |
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