TV wall mount one for all WM2410 for 24–65 inch flat screens, fixed tilt bracket

The one for all WM2410 wall mount is designed for 24–65 inch flat-screen TVs and provides a low-profile, fixed-tilt mounting solution for home or office environments. This bracket keeps compatible flat-panel displays close to the wall while offering a small fixed tilt to optimise the viewing angle. The product is intended for standard solid walls and helps create a neat, space-saving installation that improves room layout and viewing comfort.

Advantages

The WM2410 offers a robust and compact design that supports a broad range of screen sizes. Its fixed-tilt feature enables improved viewing ergonomics without moving parts that can loosen over time. The mount keeps the screen close to the wall to minimise protrusion and reduce the footprint of the TV. Installation is straightforward when following standard mounting and safety practices, and the bracket is suitable for both residential and professional settings.

Suitable for

• Mounting 24–65 inch flat-panel LCD, LED or OLED TVs
• Home living rooms and bedrooms
• Offices, meeting rooms and reception areas
• Space-saving installations where a low-profile fit is required

Key specifications

• Compatible screen size range: 24–65 inches
• Mount type: fixed tilt bracket
• Suitable for flat screens
• Tilt: small fixed tilt to improve viewing angle
• Wall distance: low-profile, keeps TV close to the wall
• Installation: designed for standard solid walls and studs

How to use

Determine an appropriate mounting height and locate studs or use suitable wall anchors for your wall type. Attach the wall plate to the wall using the appropriate fixings for your surface, then secure the mounting arms to the TV according to the TV manufacturer’s VESA pattern. With two people, lift the TV and hang it on the secured wall plate, ensuring it engages and sits level. Verify that all fixings are tight and that the TV is stable before releasing support.

Usage recommendations

Check the TV’s weight and VESA hole pattern to confirm compatibility with the mount. Use appropriate wall anchors for drywall, concrete or brick, and follow local building regulations and safety guidelines. For heavy screens or uncertain wall conditions, consider professional installation. Periodically inspect fixings for tightness and integrity.