USX Mount XML019 TV Wall Mount 86
Product description
This full motion TV wall mount brings flexible viewing and neat cable management to living rooms and home theaters. The mount supports most 42 to 86 inch TVs and helps reduce glare with a tilt range, so you can find a comfortable angle for movies and game nights. If you need a versatile wall bracket for a larger set, this model aims to simplify installation and adjustability while saving space.
Key features
The articulating design extends up to 16.61 inches from the wall and retracts to just 2.52 inches, making it easy to pull the TV forward for TV ports or tuck it nearly flat when not in use. Tilt is adjustable from +5 to -15 degrees to cut reflections, and a ±45 degree swivel combined with a ±4 degree level adjustment helps center the picture quickly. Cable straps keep cords tidy and out of sight, so the wall looks cleaner and maintenance feels easier. 🔧
Tech specs
- Name: USX Mount XML019
- Fits screen size: 42-86 inch
- VESA: 200x100mm to 600x400mm
- Weight capacity: 132lbs
- Mounting studs: Max 16" wood studs
- Extension range: 16.61" out, 2.52" retracted
- Tilt and swivel: +5/-15 tilt, ±45° swivel
Benefits
This bracket offers a strong combination of load capacity and motion. The heavy duty steel construction supports larger TVs while allowing smooth articulation for shared rooms or multiuse spaces. The included bubble level and labeled hardware bags can reduce installation time, and US based customer service is available if you need guidance. Note that maximum swivel angle may vary with screen size, according to the manufacturer. 🛠️
Practical tips
Measure your VESA pattern and confirm stud spacing before starting installation, and if your wall requires concrete anchors contact support for the recommended hardware. Allow a helper for lifting larger displays and use the level during assembly to minimize post-installation adjustments. Keep cables organized through the included Velcro straps to maintain a tidy finish and to protect connections while the mount moves. 📺.