Sanus Legrand VXT7-B2 Tilting Tv Wall Mount 40-110 Inch

Product Description

The SANUS LEGRAND VXT7-B2 is an extra-large tilting TV wall mount designed to support flat-panel displays ranging from 40 to 110 inches in screen size. Rated for a maximum load capacity of 300 pounds, this mount is built for large-format commercial and residential display installations where a fixed or low-profile wall-mounted solution is required. The tilting mechanism allows vertical angle adjustment to reduce glare and improve sightlines in rooms where the display is mounted above eye level. Installation is typically handled by an AV integrator, electrician, or experienced general contractor working to local building codes.

This mount is suited for large conference rooms, lobbies, classrooms, entertainment spaces, and residential living areas where oversized displays are mounted to a wall surface. The 300-pound capacity accommodates heavy commercial-grade panels as well as large consumer displays. Sold as a single unit, it is appropriate for any installation requiring a robust, tilt-adjustable wall mount for screens in the 40 to 110 inch range.

Key Features

• Supports displays from 40 to 110 inches
• Maximum load capacity of 300 pounds
• Tilting adjustment reduces glare and optimizes vertical viewing angle
• Extra-large format design for oversized residential and commercial panels
• Single-unit packaging for straightforward procurement

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and new-installation wall mount for flat-panel TVs and displays in the 40 to 110 inch size range with a combined weight not exceeding 300 pounds.

Installation Notes

Mount installation should be performed by a qualified installer familiar with wall-stud location, fastener load ratings, and local building requirements. Always locate and anchor into structural studs or use an appropriately rated wall anchor system capable of supporting the full static load of the display plus mount. Power down and disconnect all cables from the display before lifting and securing it to the mount. Verify tilt hardware is fully locked before releasing the panel.