Suporte de parede para TV Goobay Basic FIXED XL capacidade máxima 75 kg

The Goobay TV wall mount Basic FIXED XL secures flat-panel TVs from 43 to 100 inches (109–254 cm) with a maximum load of 75 kg. Its super-slim profile keeps the screen approximately 30 mm from the wall, matching the appearance of ultra-thin televisions while offering a stable, fixed installation. The open-frame design increases airflow behind the TV and provides uncomplicated access to connectors and cables.

Advantages

This fixed wall mount supports VESA patterns from 200 x 200 up to 800 x 400 mm and carries televisions up to 75 kg. The bracket allows lateral adjustment along the wall plate for precise horizontal positioning and includes an integrated level to simplify alignment during installation. Made in black finish and weighing 2.36 kg, the mount is suitable for a single display and provides a low-profile, secure solution for home or office setups.

Suitable for

• Mounting 43"–100" flat-panel TVs
• TVs with VESA 200 x 200 up to 800 x 400 mm
• Installations requiring a low-profile, fixed wall mount
• Setups where easy rear access and improved airflow are desired

Key specifications

• Maximum screen size: 100"
• Maximum weight capacity: 75 kg
• VESA compatibility: 200 x 200 to 800 x 400 mm
• Distance to wall: ~30 mm
• Product weight: 2.36 kg
• Colour: Black

How to use

Determine the desired mounting height and mark the fixing points on a suitable load-bearing wall following the VESA pattern of your TV. Use the integrated level to ensure the wall plate is horizontal, drill the required holes, and attach the plate with appropriate anchors and bolts for your wall type. Hang the TV on the plate, secure the fixing screws according to the TV manufacturer’s instructions, and adjust the position laterally on the wall plate if needed to centre the screen.

Recommendations

Verify the TV’s weight and VESA pattern before installation and use suitable wall anchors for the wall material. For safety, two people are recommended when lifting and mounting large screens.