SANUS VMDD26 Full-Motion Wall Mounts
Full-Motion Wall Mount For 42" – 63" flat-panel TVs — extends 25.75" / 65.41 cm
- Type Full-Motion
- Fits TVs 42" - 63"
- Max Weight 175lbs
- Swivel 75° / -75°
- Extension 25.76"
VMDD26 Discontinued
$619.99 USD
Full-Motion Wall Mount For 42" – 63" flat-panel TVs — extends 25.75" / 65.41 cm
- Type Full-Motion
- Fits TVs 42" - 63"
- Max Weight 175lbs
- Swivel 75° / -75°
- Extension 25.76"
VMDD26 Discontinued
$619.99 USD
This product has been discontinued.
VMDD26 is rated
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The VisionMount VMDD26 is a full-motion wall mount for 42" – 63" TVs up to 175 lbs / 79.55 kg. Dual hinged extension arms provide added strength to support extra-large TVs. Virtual Axis™ allows smooth, effortless tilt motion with the push of a finger, making it easy to reduce glare and find the perfect TV angle at any height. Full motion allows maximum flexibility — extend, tilt and swivel your TV in every direction for easy viewing from any seat in a room. Post-installation level adjustment allows the TV to “roll” up to 6º clockwise and counterclockwise to ensure it is perfectly level, and lateral shift makes it easy to center the TV on the wall, even with off-center studs. Cable clips secure cables on the extension arms for a clean appearance. Universal mounting brackets expand and retract to fit most TVs.
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| Product Brand: | SANUS |
| Model Code: | VMDD26 |
| UPC Code: | 793795361516 - Black - Discontinued 793795361523 - Silver - Discontinued |
| Product Width: | 36.50" / 92.71cm |
| Product Height: | 24.75" / 62.87cm |
| Product Depth: | 3.45" - 25.76" / 8.76cm - 65.43cm |
| Package Width: | 37.50" / 95.25cm |
| Package Height: | 4.25" / 10.80cm |
| Package Depth: | 21.75" / 55.25cm |
| Package Weight: | 61.00lbs / 27.67kg |
| TV Size Range: | 42" - 63" / 106.68cm - 160.02cm |
| Maximum TV Weight: | 175lbs / 79.38kg |
| Universal Mounting: | Yes | 200 x 75 through 845 x 590 i |
| Supported VESA Patterns | |
| Pan: | 90° / -90° |
| Tilt: | 5° / -15° |
| Roll: | 6° / -6° |
| Swivel: | 75° / -75° |
Supported VESA Patterns
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SANUS VMDD26 Features Video
Tools You Will Need For Installation
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3/16" Drill Bit
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Electric Drill
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Level
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Pencil
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Phillips Head Screwdriver
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Stud Finder
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Wrench
Rated 5 out of
5
by
CatMan from
The Absolute Best
After finding mounts made by Simplicity and Omni almost impossible to loosen up enough to easily move my 60" Sharp LCD in and out from the wall, I found the VMDD26 to be easy to install, well made, and I can move the 60" very easily. However, I found the lag bolts furnished with the mount to be undersized and scary. After drilling the pilot holes, one still broke off at the head. I bought 6 (3/8 x 3") bolts from Home Depot and drilled two extra holes in the wall plate about two inches below where the top two original bolts are placed. Solid as a rock and easy to move. Thanks Sanus!
Date published: 2011-07-15
Rated 1 out of
5
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worksforfree12345 from
Don't Waste Your Money
Full Motion TV Wall Mount Model # VMDD26 ...The product weight is very heavy...All the bolting must be made from pot metal, the break very easily...Had to replace all the supplied bolting with quality bolting...If you plan on doing the installation by youself you will need 3 1/2 hands...You can find much better quality made units in this industry...This one is way over priced for the quality put into the manufacturing and the bolting that is supplied...
Date published: 2009-07-19
Rated 4 out of
5
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FONZ from
VALUE, CONVENIENCE, AND EASE OF USE
THE VMDD26 IS A GREAT CHOICE FOR MOST ALL LARGE TVS. THE MOTION AND ADJUSTMENTS ARE GENERALLY EASY FOR EVERYONE TO USE ONCE THE TV HAS BEEN MOUNTED ON THE WALL. THERE ARE A FEW TIPS FOR MOUNTING THE ARTICULATING ARM BRACKET ONTO THE THE WALL MOUNT... ONCE THE WALL MOUNT IS MOUNTED AND LEVELED ON THE WALL:
1) EXTEND THE ARMS AWAY FROM THE TV; 2) HAVE THE FRONT TILTED ALL THE WAY FORWARD AND LOCK IN THE VERTICAL ADJUSTMENT KNOBS; 3) WITH 2 PEOPLE LIFT THE TV ONTO THE WALL MOUNT, THE TOP HOOK FIRST; 4) AFTER ADJUSTING THE HORIZONTAL PLACEMENT ON THE WALL BRACKET, PUT THE LOWER SCREWS ON AFTER TILTING THE TOP OF THE TV BACK AND THE BOTTOM FORWARD.
WHEN MOVING THIS BRACKET WITH THE TV ON IT, PLEASE USE TWO HANDS TO AVOID ANY SUDDEN OR CONTINUED MOTION.
I HAVE FOUND MOST PEOPLE ARE ABLE TO ADJUST, MOVE, USE THIS ARTICULATING ARM BRACKET. TO DATE, I HAVE NOT HAD ONE FALL FROM THE WALL EVEN THOUGH I HAVE USED THEM FOR YEARS.
Date published: 2009-06-23
Rated 5 out of
5
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Installer from
Very Flexible!
We've been selling these mounts for about 2 years now. When we first switched to them I thought there were lots of parts compared to other mounts. Once we got through the first couple of installations, we realized how extremely flexible these mounts are for different installation situations. The amount of side shift available on the TV, and the wallplate allow you to keep a TV centered even when the studs aren't. This is better than any other cantilever mount we've used, hands down!
Date published: 2009-06-22
Rated 5 out of
5
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ChrisNMV from
A must have for serious TV watchers!
I used this mount in my bedroom. I have a Sony 52" XBR on it and the TV is solid. Other mount are "bouncy" this one is extremely sturdy. The mount was supplied with more than enough hardware for any and all applications.
Date published: 2009-06-18
Rated 4 out of
5
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Curtis from
The mounts are a good value...price vs quality. They are solid and made with quality in mind. Marketing is a question.
Date published: 2009-05-29
Rated 4 out of
5
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Jason from
Great articulating mount
This is a great mount to get if you have a big room and/or need your tv to be viewable at multiple angles. This mount has some great full motion capabilities, some of the best I've seen in the industry and you cant beat the value either. Tip: When installing the arms on this tv, make sure to consider where your inputs on the tv are, because you dont want to block them only to find out once the tv is up on the wall that you have to pull it back down and move the arms so you can hook your components up properly.
Date published: 2009-05-28