Product Description
TV-BRK-26-50-400x400MM-BF-2-BEST holds a 26–50 inch flat panel flush and steady against the wall, with no tilt or swivel movement.
If you want the screen close to the wall and you're not planning to angle it up, down or sideways after fitting, a fixed bracket is the simpler and sturdier choice over a tilt or full-motion arm.
Key specs
- Screen range: 26–50 inch flat panel displays
- VESA compatibility: up to 400 × 400 mm hole pattern
- Mounting type: fixed — no tilt or swivel
- Construction: steel
- Profile: low-profile, keeps the display close to the wall
- Hardware included: wall plugs, screws and washers
- Alignment aid: built-in spirit level
- Display types: LED, LCD and flat panel
What to check before ordering
VESA is the standard grid of mounting holes on the back of most TVs — this bracket covers patterns up to 400 × 400 mm, but you need to check your television's actual VESA size (in its manual or spec sheet) matches before buying, since not every 26–50 inch model uses the full 400 × 400 mm pattern.
Where it fits
Because there's no movement once fitted, this suits rooms where the viewing angle is already right where you want it — lounges, bedrooms, offices, meeting rooms and retail displays. Fit to brick, concrete or studs suitable for the weight involved.
Specifications
- Dimensions
- 400 × 400 mm
- Screen Size
- 50"
- Material
- Steel
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this fit my TV?
Check your television's VESA hole pattern (in its manual or spec sheet) is 400 x 400 mm or smaller and that the screen is between 26 and 50 inches — this bracket is rated for that range.
Can I tilt or angle the screen after fitting?
No — this is a fixed bracket, so once mounted the screen stays flush with the wall at a set angle with no tilt or swivel adjustment.
What's included in the box?
The bracket comes with wall plugs, screws and washers for fitting, plus a built-in spirit level to help you get it straight.
What wall types can it be fitted to?
It's designed for solid wall structures such as brick, concrete or studs, provided they're suitable for the weight of the television being mounted.
