Cheetah Mounts 32-65" Ultra Flush Flat Screen TV Wall Mount With 15-Degree Tilt & Integrated Bubble Level!
Product Info
Display your flat screen TV safely and securely with the Cheetah Mounts Wall Mount. Its universal design fits most 32 to 65 inch flat screens with a 160 pound maximum weight capacity. Made of high grade steel with a rugged black powder coat finish, the Wall Mount features a 15 degree adjustable tilt.
A built-in bubble level allows for accurate, level installation without your TV hanging crooked from the wall. Slim in profile, the Cheetah Mount sits 1.9 inches from the wall. Hole patterns up to 26 by 15.75 inches are supported, and all mounting hardware is included for a no-hassle easy setup.
Specs
Condition: NEW
Packaging: Retail
Warranty: 1 Year
Manufacturer: Cheetah Mounts
Model: APTMM2B
Features Include:
- Universal design fits most 32 – 65" flat screens
- 0-15 degree adjustable tilt
- 1.9" profile, fits close to wall
- High-grade steel construction
- Rugged black powder coat finish
- 160lb. max. weight capacity
- Built-in bubble level for accurate, level installation
- Supports hole patterns up to 26" W x 15.75" H
- All mounting hardware is included
Package Includes:
Cheetah Wall Mount, Leveler, HDMI Cable, Mounting Hardware, Installation Guide
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