Wall mount TB TB-850 for TV up to 100 inches, max load 60 kg, VESA 800x600

TB wall mount TB-850 is a fixed wall bracket designed for large flat-panel TVs up to 100 inches. It supports a maximum load of 60 kg and accepts VESA mounting patterns up to 800x600, providing a stable and space-saving solution for mounting bigger displays on solid walls in homes, offices and public areas.

Advantages

The TB-850 offers a robust steel construction that ensures secure attachment and long-term reliability for heavy screens. Its compatibility with large VESA patterns simplifies installation for a wide range of TV models without the need for adapter plates. The slim profile keeps the display close to the wall to minimize protrusion and preserve room layout while reducing visual clutter.

Suitable for

• Mounting large TVs in living rooms and home theatre setups
• Conference rooms and meeting spaces in offices
• Public areas such as lobbies, waiting rooms and retail displays
• Educational facilities and auditoriums where a fixed large display is required

Key specifications

• Maximum supported screen size: up to 100 inches
• Maximum load capacity: 60 kg
• Supported VESA pattern: up to 800 x 600 mm
• Mount type: fixed/wall-mounted
• Material: durable steel construction
• Profile: low-profile design for minimal gap to the wall

How to use

Locate suitable wall studs or a solid masonry surface and mark mounting points according to the included template and the TV's VESA holes. Secure the wall plate to the wall with appropriate anchors or bolts for the wall type, then attach the mounting brackets to the TV using compatible screws for the TV's VESA pattern. Lift the TV onto the wall plate and engage the locking or securing mechanism provided with the bracket. Verify that all fasteners are tightened and the display is level before completing the installation.

Recommendations

Use appropriate fixings for the wall material and a second person when lifting heavier screens. Confirm the TV weight and VESA dimensions before installation. For safety and optimal performance, follow local building codes and, when necessary, consult a professional installer.