Hama Fixed TV Wall Mount with 10 Year Guarantee (Extra-Flat, up to 40 kg, VESA up to 400 x 400) Black
Product description
The essentials
If you’re planning a neater setup in the living room, kitchen or bedroom, a fixed TV wall mount is the sensible route. The Hama Fixed TV Wall Mount is designed to hold flat screens securely while keeping the TV close to the wall for a cleaner, more space-saving look. It’s aimed at TVs in the 32 to 75 inch range, and it supports a VESA pattern up to 400 x 400.
A key thing here is that this is a fixed mount, so it’s for situations where you don’t need to swivel or tilt the screen. That’s not a deal-breaker—many wall-mounted TVs are set once and left alone—but it does narrow the kind of viewer comfort you can achieve.
What you’ll notice day to day
On paper, the pitch is simple: mount the TV and enjoy a direct view from your seats. Because it’s extra-flat, it should help reduce that “TV sticking out” feeling, which is especially useful in smaller rooms or when you’re trying to keep cables and space under control.
You also get the practical bits you’ll want during installation: the box includes the wall bracket, mounting material with Fischer dowels, a spirit level, and assembly instructions. There’s a small limitation worth knowing—English language for the instructions isn’t guaranteed—so if you’re not comfortable working from diagrams, that’s something to factor in.
One more angle: the included “10 year guarantee” wording is positioned as extra confidence beyond the legal warranty, backed by tests mentioned by the brand (load, stability and operation). It’s reassuring for a fixed mount, where you want confidence that the setup is meant to last.
Key specifications at a glance
- Type: Fixed TV wall mount
- Max load capacity: 40 kg
- Screen size range: 32 to 75 inch
- VESA compatibility: up to 400 x 400
- Screen types mentioned: LCD, LED, OLED and Plasma
- Colour: Black
Where it shines (and where it may fall short)
This mount makes most sense if your main priority is stability and a tidy, modern wall look. A fixed design generally feels “straightforward”: once it’s level and correctly positioned, you don’t have to worry about moving parts or readjusting angles.
It may not be the best choice if you frequently need to change viewing angles—think of a TV that’s viewed from different sides of the room, or where you’ll need tilt for glare control. Because it’s fixed, you can’t fine-tune the viewing angle after installation.
Also, even with a generous VESA max, compatibility still depends on your TV’s VESA size and the TV’s weight. If your TV sits close to the upper weight limit (40 kg), you’ll want to double-check the figures carefully rather than assuming.
Practical setup tips before you buy
Before committing, don’t just check the TV size—check the details that actually decide whether the mount will fit.
First, confirm your TV’s VESA pattern is within the mount’s max VESA of 400 x 400. Then check your TV’s weight against the 40 kg maximum. Finally, think about where you’ll place the TV so a fixed, extra-flat mount works for your viewing lines.
A micro-example: if you’re mounting above a fireplace or on a kitchen wall where you mainly watch straight-on, a fixed extra-flat mount can look especially clean. But if the TV will be watched from a side sofa or across a room, a fixed position could leave one side of the seating area less comfortable.
Pros and cons to weigh up
What stands out
- Extra-flat design for a cleaner wall profile
- Fixed mount approach focused on stability
- 10-year guarantee wording (with tests referenced for load, stability and operation)
- Includes a spirit level and Fischer dowels, so you’re not starting from scratch
Things to consider
- Fixed means no tilting/swivelling for angle adjustments
- Installation instructions language may not be English (based on the listing’s wording)
- Must match your TV’s weight and VESA size to avoid compatibility issues
Should you buy it?
It’s worth buying the Hama Fixed TV Wall Mount if you want a straightforward, space-saving way to mount a compatible flat-screen TV and you’re happy with a direct, fixed viewing angle. It suits people installing in living rooms, kitchens or bedrooms where the TV position is planned once and then left.
You may want to skip it if you need flexible viewing angles, or if you’re uncertain about your TV’s VESA pattern and weight relative to the 40 kg maximum and VESA up to 400 x 400.
Quick FAQ
Is this mount compatible with OLED and Plasma TVs?
The listing states it’s suitable for LCD, LED, OLED and Plasma screens. Just make sure your VESA size and TV weight fall within the stated limits.
Can the TV tilt or swivel on this mount?
No—this is a fixed TV wall mount, so it doesn’t offer adjustment once installed.
What’s included in the box?
It includes 1 x TV wall bracket, mounting material including Fischer dowels, a spirit level, and assembly instructions (English language not guaranteed).
What should I double-check before fitting it?
Check your TV’s weight against the 40 kg max, and confirm your TV’s VESA pattern is within the mount’s maximum of 400 x 400.