TV mount TB TB-854 for TVs up to 100 in, max 65 kg, VESA 800×600

Wall-mounted TV bracket TB TB-854 is designed for securely fixing large flat and curved TVs up to 100 inches with a maximum load of 65 kg. Compatible with VESA 800×600 mounting patterns, this bracket offers a low-profile solution for mounting displays on solid walls in homes, offices, conference rooms and public spaces. The construction is engineered to provide stable support and maintain optimal viewing height while accommodating large-screen televisions.

Advantages

The TB TB-854 bracket provides robust load capacity and wide VESA compatibility for large-format displays, enabling safe and reliable installation of TVs up to 100 inches. Its wall-mounted design keeps the screen close to the surface to reduce wobble and maintain a clean appearance. Built for solid-wall installation, the bracket supports consistent positioning and long-term stability for heavy screens.

Suitable for

• Home theater large-screen installations
• Office meeting rooms and presentation displays
• Public spaces such as lobbies, waiting areas and retail displays
• Conference halls and educational facilities requiring large displays

Key specifications

• Maximum screen size supported: up to 100 inches
• Maximum load capacity: 65 kg
• VESA compatibility: 800×600
• Mount type: fixed wall bracket designed for solid walls
• Screen compatibility: flat and curved TVs

How to use

Choose a solid wall capable of bearing the combined weight of the TV and bracket, and mark mounting points according to the bracket template. Use appropriate anchors and fasteners for the wall material, align the bracket plate and secure it firmly. Attach the TV to the bracket following the VESA 800×600 hole pattern, verify the connection and ensure the screen is level. Check that all bolts and anchors are tightened and confirm that the installation supports the TV safely before regular use.

Usage recommendations

For safe installation, use suitable wall anchors rated for the bracket's maximum load and follow local building codes. If in doubt about wall strength or anchoring method, consult a qualified installer or structural professional. Periodically inspect mounting hardware for signs of loosening or corrosion and re-tighten fasteners as needed.