North BayouSingle Extension with Gas-Strut Flexi Wall Mount for 17"-27"
R499
About
This full-motion, wall-mounted LED and LCD display bracket is designed with ergonomic concepts in mind to enhance both working and gaming experiences. It’s made from a durable aluminium alloy and finished with a riveting process that creates a sturdy and stable monitor wall mount that’s equally successful in the home as it is in office settings.
The built-in gas spring cylinder adds more durability to the F120 and allows for maximum ergonomic comfort thanks to the tilt, swivel, and height adjustment features. In addition, there’s a unique pivot joints design that provides 180-degree swivel and effortless tilting adjustment to change viewing angles or eliminate pesky greys in your monitor.
The F120 gas-strut wall mount has a versatile design that covers nearly every viewing angle in the room or at the desktop. The single-arm extension comes out from the wall base as far as you need it to move your 17” - 27” display, making it a great choice for gaming and entertainment, workouts and real-time conversations, video conferences and presentations. It also has an integrated cable management feature that provides a clutter-free look. Cast in a smooth arc shape, this monitor mount has a scratch-proof, shining surface that’s powder-coated in black to go with any TV or display,
Product Features
- Model: F120
- Fits LED & LCD monitors sized 17”- 27”
- Enjoy the maximum ergonomic experience with tilt, swivel, and height adjustment capabilities
- Durable gas-strut cylinder and friction joints combine for smooth and stable ease of use
- Cable management is built-in with a ring and hook that holds wires and offers a clean and neat appearance
- The single-arm extension saves room and desktop space with the compact, retractable design
- Installation is made easy with the embedded spirit leveller in the mounting plate
- Perfect chrome texture prevents scratches
- Powder-coated black finish blends well with any monitor or television
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