The WMLU from Crimson is a wall mounted unistrut menu board brackets with plumb and tilt adjustment, black. The WMLU menu board flat panel display brackets provide an elegant solution to wall mounted unistrut applications. These brackets attach directly to 1-5/8 unistrut channels, allowing for fast and simple display installation. Plumb adjustment is achieved without the use of tools, ideal for situations involving uneven walls. Up to 18° of tilt allows for a variety of screen positioning for the perfect viewing angle. Supports displays weighing up to 120lbs with VESA patterns of up to 400mm high.
Features
- Fast and easy installation
- Ideal for displays 30'-65'+
- Attaches to 1-5/8 unistrut in minutes
- Up to 18° of tilt adjustment for a variety of viewing angles
- No tools required for plumb adjustment
- Easily assembled by a single installer
- Includes all necessary components and hardware
- Supports displays up to 120lbs
Downloads
WMLU-Specsheet
WMLU-Instruction-Manual
The WMLU from Crimson is a wall mounted unistrut menu board brackets with plumb and tilt adjustment, black. The WMLU menu board flat panel display brackets provide an elegant solution to wall mounted unistrut applications. These brackets attach directly to 1-5/8 unistrut channels, allowing for fast and simple display installation. Plumb adjustment is achieved without the use of tools, ideal for situations involving uneven walls. Up to 18° of tilt allows for a variety of screen positioning for the perfect viewing angle. Supports displays weighing up to 120lbs with VESA patterns of up to 400mm high.
Features
- Fast and easy installation
- Ideal for displays 30'-65'+
- Attaches to 1-5/8 unistrut in minutes
- Up to 18° of tilt adjustment for a variety of viewing angles
- No tools required for plumb adjustment
- Easily assembled by a single installer
- Includes all necessary components and hardware
- Supports displays up to 120lbs
Downloads
WMLU-Specsheet
WMLU-Instruction-Manual
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