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Articulating Extension TV/LCD Mount 13"-30"

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Heavy duty aluminum construction provides peace of mind your TV investment is held securely in place with this articulating extension arm mount. Articulating arms free up valuable desk space occupied by stand mounted TVs or monitors. Home, office, or commercial applications benefit from the ability to pull the 13"-30" HDTV into the proper viewing position when in use, and pushing it back to a stored position when finished. Features a total of 180° pan at the monitor, 360° pan at the mid point and 180° of swivel at the wall, 24° of tilt, and can extend the TV or monitor up to 16.6" from the wall. Standard VESA mounting sizes of 50, 75, and 100 are supported. Lag bolts, concrete anchors, Phillips head mounting screws (M4, M5, M6 and M8), safety bolts, and easy-to-follow instructions are included. Extruded aluminum construction allows for up to 16.6" extension from wall. *Maximum weight capacity: 50 lbs. (23 kg).

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