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Cmple - Ceiling Cabinet TV Mount for 17-37" LED ,LCD, PLASMA TVs with Swiveling and Folding mechanism - Black/Silver

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Folding LCD Ceiling/Cabinet Mount for 17” to 37” LED and LCD TVs (Maximum 44 Pounds) This mounting bracket is ultra-convenient; you can either mount it right to the ceiling or underneath a cabinet – and when it’s not in use, the whole unit can tuck right up under the cabinet. Now, we get to the real versatility of this Cmple LCD folding mount: the options you have while actually watching your TV.The unit has a continuous, adjustable tilt feature which lets you aim the screen up or down for a perfect viewing angle whether you’re in bed, on the floor, or standing up while making dinner. Features Adjust the mount with the 45° swivel for a variety of ideal viewing angles or adjust the screen height using flexible sliding rails.Mount can tilt from -90° to 0° for easy storage, cleared up space, and out-of-way safety. The distance from the ceiling to the TV mount is shortest at 10.6" (270mm) and extends to 15.7" (400mm), permitting you to adjust the TV to your desired height. The mount is perfectly built to handle the small & intermediate-sized screens which you havein most rooms of your house. It works with TVs from 17 to 37 inches and the weight limitation is a very generous 44 pounds.It is dangerous to exceed the weight or size limits of this unit, but chances are pretty slim that you’ll run into problems as long as youdon’t try to use it for the 55-inch TV you have in your living room. Specifications: Under-cabinet or roof-mounted TV Wall Mount for 17" - 37" LCD TVs/Monitors Tilt angle: 90 degree Arm length: 10.6" to 15.7" TV mount slides vertically on the unit VESA Mounting plate: 75x75, 100x100, 200x100, 200x200 Maximum weight: 44 pounds (20 kg) Includes all required screen attachment and wall mounting hardware Color: Black

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