Equip takfäste för TV 32 inch-70 inch

The equip Ceiling Mount TV Bracket supports flat screens from 32" to 70" and provides a robust solution for suspending your LCD or Plasma TV from the ceiling. Designed for a maximum load of 50 kg and compatible with VESA patterns from 100 x 100 mm up to 400 x 400 mm, this black bracket includes a graphic installation guide to help you fit the mount yourself. The construction is compact yet sturdy, and the bracket is suitable for a range of ceiling materials when correctly fixed.

Advantages

The bracket offers a tilt adjustment between 5° and 25° to improve viewing angle and reduce glare. It supports a wide span of screen sizes and VESA standards, and its steel construction provides reliable load-bearing capacity up to 50 kg while remaining compact and relatively lightweight at about 5.06 kg. Black finish integrates with most TV designs and room interiors.

Suitable for

• Home living rooms and bedrooms with ceiling mounting requirements
• Conference rooms and offices needing elevated screen placement
• Retail or public spaces where ceiling suspension is preferred

Key specifications

• Compatible screen size: 32"–70"
• Maximum weight capacity: 50 kg
• Maximum VESA mount: 400 x 400 mm (supports 100 x 100 mm to 400 x 400 mm)
• Tilt range: 5°–25°
• Product weight: 5.06 kg
• Colour: Black
• Brand: EQUIP, MPN: 650321, EAN: 4015867204979

How to use

Consult the included graphic guide before beginning installation. Identify the ceiling material and locate suitable structural supports or use appropriate anchors for brick, concrete or timber ceilings. Attach the bracket securely to the ceiling, then fix the VESA plate to the TV using the matching screws and spacers. Lift the TV and secure it to the ceiling mount, adjust the tilt between 5° and 25° to achieve the desired viewing angle, and verify all fasteners are tight.

Recommendations

For safe and stable installation, use appropriate fixings rated for the ceiling material and the 50 kg maximum load. If unsure about ceiling structure or load-bearing capacity, consult a qualified fitter or structural professional.