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Holds displays from 49 to 98 inches with tilt adjustment for optimal viewing angles
The CHIEF MANUFACTURING RXT3 is a new tilt wall mount built for displays measuring 49 to 98 inches. It provides a secure mounting solution for extra-large screens in home theatre or commercial installations. The tilt function allows vertical angle adjustment to reduce glare and improve viewing comfort.
This accessory suits installers who need a fixed-position tilt mount for one very large screen. It is not intended for buyers who require full-motion articulation, portrait orientation support, or a mount sized for smaller displays.
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| Size & build | |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 7.53 kg |
| Package size | 965 × 688 × 64 mm |
The package contains the X-Large tilt wall mount hardware for displays 49 to 98 inches. Display and any additional cables are sold separately.
The RXT3 is a single model built for displays from 49 to 98 inches; select it if your screen falls within that range.
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