TV wall mount TB TB-851E for TVs up to 100 inch (max 65 kg), VESA 800×600

Fixed TV wall mount TB TB-851E is engineered for large flat and slightly curved screens up to 100 inches. The bracket supports displays with a maximum weight of 65 kg and fits VESA patterns up to 800×600, enabling a secure, space-saving installation on solid walls. Constructed from robust steel with multiple attachment points, the mount provides a stable solution for residential and professional environments where a high-capacity, VESA-compatible support is required.

Advantages

The TB TB-851E offers a high load capacity and wide VESA compatibility that accommodate large-screen TVs and commercial displays. Its fixed design minimizes movement while maintaining a low profile, keeping the screen close to the wall for a tidy appearance. Multiple mounting points and a sturdy steel frame increase installation reliability and reduce the risk of sagging or loosening over time. The universal plate and adaptable bracket positions simplify alignment with most manufacturer mounting holes on large panels.

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How to use

Choose an appropriate solid wall location and verify that it can support the combined weight of the TV and mount. Align the mounting plate with the TV’s VESA holes and attach the bracket to the display using the correct size screws and spacers for your model. Secure the wall plate to studs or a suitable masonry anchor system, using the recommended fasteners for the wall material. Lift the TV onto the wall plate with assistance, engage the bracket connectors, and confirm the attachment is locked. Double-check level, clearance for cables, and that all bolts are tightened to the specified torque before finishing installation.

Recommendations

Install the mount on load-bearing walls and use certified anchors or studs; for safety and warranty compliance, follow the TV manufacturer’s mounting instructions and consult a professional installer if unsure. Regularly inspect the mount and fasteners, especially after moving the TV or structural work nearby.