Product Code: B0CXRRTKRX
Mount-It! 98 Inch TV Wall Mount, Heavy Duty Tilting Bracket, Holds 264 lb
$119.99
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- Built for televisions that outgrow ordinary brackets – Supports 60 to 120 inch displays weighing up to 264 lbs on reinforced high-strength steel. When the screen costs more than the wall it hangs on, the hardware holding it should not be the part you worry about.
- Check your fit before you buy – Covers the VESA patterns large televisions actually use, including 400x400, 600x400, 800x400, 800x600 and 900x600mm. To find yours, measure center to center between the four mounting holes on the back of your TV, horizontally then vertically, in millimeters.
- One continuous wall plate, so nothing hangs crooked – The steel wall plate is a single piece with no center joint to misalign. It spans three studs at standard 16 inch spacing, distributing the load across your framing. Not for drywall-only walls, and two people are recommended for the lift.
- Cut the glare without reaching for tools – Tilt the screen up to 10 degrees in either direction by hand, any time after it is mounted. Useful when afternoon light floods the living room, or when the screen sits above eye level over a fireplace or credenza.
- Reach the ports without taking the TV down – Quick-release pull cords release the screen from the wall plate so you can reconnect cables or shift the picture left or right, then click it back into place. No tools, and nothing you already leveled comes apart.
- At home or on the job – Living rooms, home theaters, and bedrooms for game day; conference rooms, classrooms, and hospitality lobbies on site. Approachable for a first-time DIY installer with the included template and level, and rated for the AV professionals who mount displays for a living.
- Backed for as long as you own it – Every unit is inspected before it ships and covered by a lifetime manufacturer warranty. US-based product specialists are reachable during standard business hours, so an installation question reaches someone who knows the product.










