GRIFEMA GB1008-2 TV Wall Bracket (13–43 inch) – Swivel, Tilt & Extendable Mount up to 20KG, Max VESA 200×200mm

If you’re trying to get your TV off the stand and still keep it easy to adjust, the GRIFEMA GB1008-2 is built around the usual pain points: glare, awkward angles, and limited wall space. On paper, it’s a flexible wall mount for most 13–43 inch flat or curved TVs, with up to 20KG load capacity and a max VESA of 200×200mm.

Before you get excited about the movement, it’s worth slowing down for the boring bit: check your TV’s weight and VESA pattern. A mount can look perfect in photos, but it only works if your screen’s mounting holes match.

What it is and what problem it solves

The GRIFEMA GB1008-2 is a universal TV wall bracket designed to mount your TV close to the wall, then move it when you need a better viewing position. The “extendable” bit matters in real rooms: you can pull the TV out (when you’re sitting in a slightly off-centre spot or need access around the wall), and retract it again to keep the setup tidy.

It also targets common comfort issues. If your TV is facing a window or a bright light source, an adjustable tilt can help reduce screen glare. If you have a living room layout where seats aren’t all lined up, swivel and rotation make it easier to aim the screen.

The adjustments you actually get

This is where the GB1008-2 earns its keep. The bracket includes tilt (listed as +8°/-12°) and swivel (listed as +/- 90°, depending on installation and available space). There’s also a 360° rotation to adjust the screen position.

In day-to-day use, that can mean the difference between “it sort of works” and “we can see it properly from most places”. For example, you might watch from the sofa in the evening and then rotate the TV slightly when you’re eating or using the room for something else.

Worth noting: the exact swivel range depends on how it’s installed and the space around it. So if your TV sits close to a corner or cable runs are tight, you may not get the full advertised movement.

Space-saving extension and retraction

The bracket extends up to 370mm and retracts to 68mm. That’s a practical swing: you’re not stuck with a fixed “one distance only” mounting.

It’s also designed with corner mounting in mind. If your room layout has a corner wall that you want to use for a TV, a mount like this can be a sensible way to keep the screen positioned while still managing how much the bracket sticks out.

Compatibility: the checklist you shouldn’t skip

This mount is described as compatible with TVs between 13 and 43 inches, with support for VESA patterns including 75×75, 100×100, 200×100 and 200×200mm. It’s also rated for up to 20KG.

It may sound obvious, but it’s the decision-maker: confirm your TV’s VESA size and its weight before buying. If either doesn’t line up with the mount’s limits, you could end up needing extra hardware or switching products.

Not a detail to overlook if you have a curved TV. The description states compatibility with both flat and curved screens, but you still need the correct VESA and weight.

Build and finish: what stands out, and what to expect

The GB1008-2 uses a steel structure for durability and resistance, and it comes in an elegant black finish. The extender arm is designed to look clean on a wall, and the overall approach is more “functional and tidy” than flashy.

It’s a solid choice for everyday living-room use, but it’s not positioned here as a heavy-duty, premium-grade mount for the biggest screens. For large or very demanding setups, you’d typically want to look at mounts designed around those specifics and movement expectations.

Installation experience and what you need to review

The listing says it includes the installation hardware and graphical installation guides, aiming to make fitting straightforward.

Still, check a couple of things before you commit. First, verify your wall type and that you can safely mount a bracket rated up to 20KG. Second, plan cable routing and where your TV will sit when extended versus retracted—because movement can be limited by space.

If your TV placement is near a corner or near furniture, measure what the bracket will do when tilted and rotated.

Should you buy it?

It makes sense if you have a 13–43 inch TV that fits the VESA options up to 200×200mm and you want more than a fixed position mount. The extension (up to 370mm), plus tilt and swivel, suits rooms where glare matters, viewers aren’t always directly in front, or you want the TV to pull out for access.

You may want to skip it if your TV’s weight is near or above 20KG, if your TV’s VESA pattern isn’t one of the listed sizes, or if your room layout is so tight that the bracket’s movement will be restricted.

It’s a good fit if you prioritise adjustable viewing angles and space-saving retraction over a “set and forget” install. If you’re after a simple, minimal bracket with no real need for extension or rotation, a less adjustable option could be more straightforward.

Quick FAQ

Will this fit a curved TV?

The description states compatibility with flat and curved screens, but you still need the correct VESA pattern and the TV must be within the 20KG rating.

What VESA sizes does it support?

It lists VESA patterns including 75×75, 100×100, 200×100 and 200×200mm.

How far can it extend and retract?

It can extend up to 370mm and retract to 68mm.

How much can you tilt and swivel?

Tilt is listed as +8°/-12°. Swivel is listed as +/- 90°, and the 360° rotation is also mentioned, but swivel depends on installation and available space.

Final verdict

The GRIFEMA GB1008-2 is the kind of wall bracket that suits real rooms, not showrooms: adjustable angles, an extend/retract mechanism, and steel construction. Just don’t treat “universal” as automatic—confirm your TV’s VESA and weight first, then check whether your room layout will still allow the movement you actually want.