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PERLESMITH PSCM2 65"

48.7 Best Value Score
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Supporting up to 110 lbs with a 400x400mm VESA pattern, its heavy-duty steel pole extends from 20.47 to 29.92 inches for precise height adjustment. The mount offers 360-degree swivel and integrated cable management within the center tube, making it a clean, space-saving solution for avoiding wall damage on brick or sloped ceilings. This is best for commercial installers and homeowners needing a durable, fixed-angle overhead display in restaurants, gyms, or gazebos.

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