Price: $18.99 - $16.09
(as of Jul 23, 2025 00:41:43 UTC – Details)
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As display technologies advance and televisions get larger and more affordable, there is an ever-growing need for good mounting solutions.
PERLESMITH aims to be that solution by offering an enhanced audio and video experience to every user. Whether you have a big screen or a small monitor, we hope to provide performance, quality, at best value.
Low Profile TV Mount
Full Motion TV Mount
Long Arm TV Mount
Meeting Your Special Needs
UNIVERSAL COMPATIBILITY This TV mount fits most 26-60 Inch TVs on the market today VESA is compatible with 75x75mm 100X100mm 200X100mm 200X200mm 300X200mm 300X300mm 400X 200mm 400X300mm 400X400mm
DURABLE AND RELIABLE Our mount comes safety screws at the bottom of TV brackets that are designed to prevent your TV from moving Built with durable sturdy stainless steel this TV holder is designed to support a TV weight up to 115 lbs
SAVE SPACE Our low-profile wall mount allows your TV to sit just 1.18” from the wall therefore saving you a lot of space The sleek modern appearance adds to your home or office decor and will look great in any room
EASY INSTALLATION Have your TV mounted onto the wall within 15 minutes with our simple 3-step installation process Our television bracket comes with an easy-to-follow installation guide and all the required screws and hardware
10 YEAR SERVICE All our products are made of the highest quality materials so we are very confident that our TV mount will fit your needs All mounts are backed by our 10 year manufacturers service If you have any questions please feel free to contact us at anytime
Customers say
Customers find the TV mount works well, particularly with TCL 55-inch TVs, and is easy to install with clear instructions. They appreciate its sturdiness, good value for money, and all the necessary hardware included for various installations. The fit receives mixed feedback – while some find it perfect for 32-inch TVs, others mention it might not accommodate 42-inch TVs. Customers report issues with screw accessibility, noting they are impossible to reach.
