IWORKBOARD 50–65 inch Full Motion TV Wall Mount (32–70 inch TVs), Dual Articulating Arms, Max VESA 400x400
Product description
The essentials (what this mount is for)
If you’re trying to get a TV positioned for real-life viewing—less glare, easier angles, and a setup that doesn’t feel stuck—you’re in the right category. The IWORKBOARD full motion TV wall mount is built to handle most 32–70 inch flat and curved TVs that match its VESA range (75x75 to 400x400mm). It’s also designed around common construction setups like wood studs (8”, 12”, 16”), plus concrete and brick.
On paper, the big promise here is flexibility: dual articulating arms, tilt, swivel, and the ability to fine-level after installation. That matters because wall mounts often look great at first… then sunlight hits, seating changes, or you realize the screen isn’t quite level.
Key takeaways (what you’ll notice day to day)
This isn’t a fixed mount. It’s meant to let you adjust the TV’s position once it’s on the wall. You can tilt the screen +5°/-15° to reduce glare, and swivel it +/-45° for different seating positions. After installation, it also supports leveling your screen +/-4°—a practical feature when you’re trying to make the TV look straight without redoing everything.
It’s built for space-conscious setups too. The mount can place the TV about 3.43 inches from the wall (so it doesn’t look overly “sticking out”), while the arm can extend out to 15.07 inches for easier access to connections and adjustments.
One more detail that feels meaningful: it’s described as heavy-duty steel with dual articulating arms that are 30% thicker. That’s the kind of engineering claim you typically want in full-motion mounts, because the movement adds stress compared to simpler brackets.
What stands out (and where it can be limiting)
Where this mount shines is flexibility with a fairly broad compatibility window—most 32–70 inch flat or curved TVs that fall within VESA 75x75 to 400x400mm. If you have a room layout where you’ll want the TV angled differently (like a living area that isn’t lined up perfectly in one direction), swivel and tilt do real work.
But there are limits to keep in mind. The wall-mounting guidance says not to mount on drywall alone. It also mentions that if concrete anchors are required, you should contact the seller—and it specifically says not to use anchors when installing into studs. So if your wall situation is “mostly drywall,” this may require extra planning before you buy.
Also, it’s rated to hold up to 110 lbs. That’s a key number to verify against your specific TV model—because full-motion mounts are only as reassuring as the load match.
Tech specs (the practical numbers)
- VESA compatibility: 75x75 to 400x400mm
- TV size range supported: 32–70 inch flat and curved TVs
- Max load: 110 lbs
- Wall stud spacing (wood): 8”, 12”, 16”
- Wall types mentioned: wood studs, concrete, brick
- Tilt range: +5° / -15°
- Swivel range: +/-45°
- Level adjustment after installation: +/-4°
- Distance from wall: about 3.43 inches
- Extension out from wall: up to 15.07 inches
- Materials/build: heavy-duty steel, dual articulating arms (described as 30% thicker)
- Max TV mounting face size: up to 400x400mm
Setup reality check (installation considerations)
The package is said to include all necessary hardware plus clear instructions. There’s also a note that a paper template for marking drill holes would have been beneficial—so you’ll want to be comfortable marking carefully and aligning the drill points yourself.
A micro-scenario that helps: imagine you mount the bracket on studs, then you connect your streaming box or console. With the arm extended to 15.07 inches, you’re not reaching blind behind the TV. Once everything’s connected, you can swing the TV back and use tilt to dial down glare from a window.
Before you commit, do two checks: confirm your TV’s VESA pattern falls within 75x75 to 400x400mm, and confirm your wall can be mounted to as intended (not drywall alone). If you can’t meet those conditions, the mount may be the wrong choice even if the TV size seems to fit.
Is it worth it?
Buy it if you want a full motion TV wall mount for a 32–70 inch flat or curved TV and you care about adjusting tilt, swivel, and post-install leveling—especially in a room where glare or seating angles are an ongoing annoyance. The extension and near-wall distance are also a nice combo for keeping things tidy while still making cable hookups easier.
Skip it if your TV doesn’t match the VESA range (75x75 to 400x400mm) or if your wall mounting plan can’t follow the guidance about studs/concrete/brick. It’s also not the best direction if you’re looking for something ultra-simple with no motion—this is built for movement, which brings more setup responsibility.
Mini FAQ
Will this work with curved TVs?
Yes—this mount is described as fitting most 32–70 inch flat and curved TVs, as long as the VESA pattern is within 75x75 to 400x400mm.
How much can the TV extend from the wall?
It’s described as positioning the TV about 3.43 inches from the wall, with the arm extending out to 15.07 inches for adjustments and connections.
Can I install it on drywall only?
The guidance says not to mount on drywall alone. It’s intended for installation on wood studs, concrete, or brick.
What should I verify before installing?
Check that your TV’s VESA pattern matches the mount’s range and confirm your wall type and stud spacing meet the installation conditions. Also confirm the TV weight is within the 110 lbs max.
Is there a warranty mentioned?
The description mentions a 10 years of support for the product.