Wall Mount Bracket ShiverPeaks 89717 for Flatscreen Plasma/LCD TVs — supports up to 56 kg

Wall mount bracket ShiverPeaks 89717 is designed to provide a secure, space-saving fixed installation for flatscreen plasma and LCD televisions. The bracket supports TVs whose weight does not exceed 56 kg and is suitable for home, office or public-display environments. Its compact design enables a flush wall attachment that keeps the display close to the wall for a neat, low-profile installation.

Advantages

This wall mount bracket offers reliable load capacity and stable fixation for compatible flatscreen TVs, reducing the risk of accidental movement. The construction is intended to distribute weight evenly and keep the display steady. The low-profile design minimizes the distance between screen and wall, preserving room layout and improving installation aesthetics.

Suitable for

• Living rooms where a fixed, space-saving TV installation is required
• Conference rooms and meeting spaces for fixed display mounting
• Retail or public areas for fixed signage and information displays
• Home entertainment setups where a sturdy wall attachment is preferred

Key specifications

• Designed for plasma and LCD flatscreen TVs
• Maximum supported load: 56 kg
• Fixed wall-mount type with low-profile design
• Suitable for home, office and public-display use
• Material and finish designed for stable long-term wall attachment

How to use

Identify a suitable load-bearing wall and mark mounting points according to the bracket’s template. Use appropriate wall anchors or bolts matched to the wall material and the TV weight. Secure the wall plate to the wall, attach the mounting arms or interface to the TV following the manufacturer’s hole-pattern, then lift and hang the TV on the wall plate and tighten all fixation points. After installation, verify the level and check that all fasteners are firmly tightened.

Recommendations

Confirm the TV weight and VESA hole pattern before installation. Use hardware appropriate for the wall type (solid masonry, concrete, timber stud or hollow drywall) and the load. If unsure about wall strength or mounting competence, consult a qualified installer to ensure safe and compliant installation.