This Single Monitor Wall Mount Arm from Mount-It! is manufactured with gas spring components to make height adjustment fluid and easy. Extend your display up to 21.2" and rotate it 360° for portrait or landscape orientation. Plus, find your perfect viewing angle thanks to 180° of swivel adjustment and -45° to 90° tilt adjustment. Use the integrated cable management hide unsightly wires. Supporting monitors up to 32" and weights up to 19.8 pounds, this mount is compatible with 75 x 75 and 100 x 100mm VESA mounting patterns and attaches to a single wall stud.
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Key Features
- Fits Displays up to 32"
- 19.8 Pound Weight Capacity
- 75 x 75 and 100 x 100mm VESA Patterns
- Extends up to 21.2"
This Single Monitor Wall Mount Arm from Mount-It! is manufactured with gas spring components to make height adjustment fluid and easy. Extend your display up to 21.2" and rotate it 360° for portrait or landscape orientation. Plus, find your perfect viewing angle thanks to 180° of swivel adjustment and -45° to 90° tilt adjustment. Use the integrated cable management hide unsightly wires. Supporting monitors up to 32" and weights up to 19.8 pounds, this mount is compatible with 75 x 75 and 100 x 100mm VESA mounting patterns and attaches to a single wall stud.
More DetailsMount-It! MI-765 Overview
UPC: 713012041267
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Mount-It! MI-765 Reviews
Mount-It! Single Monitor Wall Mount Arm
By Vincent
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2026-02-14
These mounts are well built and durable. Easy to install and adjust to numerous positions. The price at B&H is more than competitive. Absolutely worth the purchase.
Good solid product
By Keith
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2024-09-15
Worked well for me with a Phillips monitor. I felt like I needed to be pretty careful that the monitor range of motion would work for me me before putting holes in the wall.
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