Name: Hama Full Motion Cantilever Wall Bracket For TVs Up To 37 inch - 65 inch - Black
Brand: Hama Products
SKU: 33759
Price: 79.99 GBP
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00118620 Full Details

For the installation of flat screen TVs with a screen size from 94 cm to 165 cm (37" to 65")
Suitiable for TVs upto 45kg
Easy-Fix system for simple and fully adjustable orientation of your TV
Allows optimal positioning of the flat screen in every room
Supports all VESA standards up to 600 x 500
Up to +2/-12° continuous tilt
Swivel range on 3 hinges: 180°

Products Features

Vertical Tilt
Warranty	1 Year
Bracket Design	Cantilever
TV Type	LED/LCD/PLASMA/CURVE
TV Size	65"
Fixing Type	VESA
VESA 75
VESA 100
VESA 200 x 100
VESA 200 x 200
Max TV Weight	45Kg
VESA 400
VESA 600	600 x 500
VESA 800

This product is also known as:
full motion , 65" , cantilever , 600 x 500

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patricia nye

19/01/2021

Looks just like the photo. Well made with all the bolts needed. Instructions ok. Could be better.
The pear shape holes that fit the top section of tv do not make sense. Feel they should be up the other way so small end could support tv if needed.
The extension arms for larger TVs should be labelled, rather than try to figure out where they may go.