Universal Plasma/LCD Mount

Binding: Electronics
Brand: Premier Mounts
EAN: 0829973250683
Label: Premier
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
Manufacturer: Premier
Model: AM3-B
Publisher: Premier
Studio: Premier
Warranty: Limited lifetime warranty

Editorial Review:

Product DescriptionRecommended for 40'-61' displays, this full-articulation swing-out arm can be pulled out from the wall and offers significant tilt.

Features:

Ideal for use with television
Designed to remain more stable.
Economical

Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours

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Customer Reviews

Average Rating: out of 5 stars

Rating:

- Premier AM3-B Universal Mount
I extensively researched wall mounts and this was the one I decided on. Then I found the best price on Amazon. Easy to install. Well written instructions. My friend saw mine, and immediately ordered one for himself.
Shipping was immediate--before the projected arrival date.

Rating:

- GREAT PRODUCT
This mount is well designed and well built. It is so sturdy I think I could do chin ups on it. It is also very easy to install. Great choice for a large plasma or LCD which needs to swing out from the wall. Highly recommended.

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