Soporte de TV de pared ONKRON M4-W para 32 pulgadas–65 pulgadas (81–165 cm), inclinable y orientable, VESA hasta 400×400, carga máx. 35 kg, blanco

ONKRON M4-W is a tilting and swiveling wall TV bracket designed for single displays with screen sizes from 32" (81.3 cm) up to 65" (165.1 cm). It supports VESA mounting patterns from 100×100 mm to 400×400 mm and has a maximum load capacity of 35 kg. The white finish and slim profile allow the bracket to save space while enabling adjustable viewing angles.

Advantages

The bracket offers both tilt and swivel adjustment to reduce glare and optimise viewing position. With support for common VESA standards up to 400×400 mm and a 35 kg load rating, it fits most 32"–65" LED, LCD and plasma TVs. The design provides an extended reach from the wall and a compact retracted position to suit different room layouts.

Suitable for

• Mounting a single 32"–65" TV in a living room or bedroom
• Wall installations where tilt and swivel adjustment are required
• Spaces that need a low-profile mount with occasional extension from the wall

Key specifications

• Maximum weight capacity: 35 kg
• Supported screen size: 81.3 cm (32") – 165.1 cm (65")
• Supported VESA patterns: 100×100 mm to 400×400 mm
• Tilt range: -5° to 8°
• Swivel/extension from wall: 5.5 cm to 50 cm
• Number of displays supported: 1
• Colour: white (SPCC)

How to use

Position the bracket on a suitable load-bearing wall and mark mounting points according to the TV's VESA pattern. Secure the wall plate using appropriate anchors or bolts for your wall type, attach the mounting arms to the TV using the matched VESA screws, then hang the TV on the wall plate and fasten safety screws. Adjust tilt and swivel to achieve the desired viewing angle and ensure all fasteners are tightened.

Recommendations

Check the TV's VESA pattern and weight to confirm compatibility before installation. Use appropriate wall anchors for masonry or studs for drywall, and follow local building and safety regulations. If unsure, seek professional installation.