TV Mount Vogel's PFW 6851 2.16 m (85 inch) Black

The Vogel's PFW 6851 is a swing-out wall mount designed for flat-panel displays up to 80 kg (175 lbs). It supports most TVs from approximately 42 to 85 inches and mounting patterns from 200 x 200 mm up to 820 x 650 mm. The mount extends from the wall to allow positioning flexibility and provides tilt and swivel adjustments to improve viewing angles.

Advantages

The PFW 6851 offers a robust steel construction rated for up to 80 kg, a swing-out arm that extends up to 40 cm from the wall, and smooth tilt and swivel movements—up to 10° tilt and 45° swivel each side. Its VESA-compatible mounting pattern covers a wide range of TV sizes, and the black finish integrates discreetly into living spaces or home theaters.

Suitable for

• Wall-mounting medium to large flat-panel TVs (approx. 42"–85")
• Home cinema and living room installations
• Rooms requiring adjustable viewing angles (tilt and swivel)
• Installations with VESA patterns from 200 x 200 mm to 820 x 650 mm

Key specifications

• Model: Vogel's PFW 6851 (MPN 73201902, EAN 8712285323386)
• Maximum load capacity: 80 kg / 175 lbs
• Supported screen size: typically 42"–85"
• VESA compatibility: 200 x 200 mm to 820 x 650 mm
• Swivel: up to 45° left and right
• Tilt: up to 10°
• Extension from wall: up to 40 cm
• Finish: Black

How to use

Mount the wall bracket to a suitable load-bearing wall following the supplied instructions and local building codes. Attach the mounting arms to the display using the correct VESA holes and screws for your screen. Hang the display on the wall bracket and secure it according to the manufacturer’s guidance. Adjust the tilt and swivel to the desired viewing angle and extend the arm as needed for positioning. Verify all fasteners are tightened and the installation is stable before use.

Recommendations

Before installation, confirm the display weight and VESA pattern are within the PFW 6851 specifications. Use appropriate wall fixings for the construction type (stud, concrete, or masonry) and, if unsure, consult a professional installer. Periodically check mounting hardware for tightness and inspect for signs of wear or damage.