IWORKBOARD Full Motion TV Wall Mount for 32-70 inch TV Bracket, Dual Articulating Arms, Max VESA 400x400mm, 110 lbs Review (2026)

Where this mount fits in a room

This is a full motion, dual articulating arm wall mount built for TVs in the 32 to 70 inch range, which covers most living room and bedroom setups from a mid-size bedroom TV up to a large main display. The 110 lbs weight rating gives some margin for older, heavier LCD or plasma sets that weigh more than a comparable modern LED TV of the same screen size, so it is not only for the newest thin panels. Because it is full motion rather than fixed or tilt-only, it works well on a wall opposite a window with glare, in a corner where the TV needs to angle toward a couch, or in any room where the viewing position changes between a sofa and a kitchen or dining area.

Weight rating, VESA range and mounting hardware

The bracket supports a maximum VESA pattern of 400x400mm and a 110 lbs total weight, which fits the vast majority of 32 to 70 inch flat panel TVs on the market, though buyers should always check their specific TV's VESA spec since some larger sets use a wider pattern than 400x400mm and will not fit. The dual articulating arm design is built for reach and stability when the TV is pulled away from the wall, which single arm mounts in this size range tend to struggle with. Installation calls for wall studs spaced at 16 inches, which is standard framing in most homes but can be a problem in older houses or unusual wall layouts where studs fall at different spacing.

Installing and living with a full motion mount

Full motion mounts like this one are meant to be installed into wall studs rather than drywall alone, since the combined weight of the mount and TV needs a load-bearing anchor point. Because the bracket uses two arms and needs studs at 16 inch spacing, finding and marking those studs accurately before drilling is the most important step in a clean install. Once mounted, day to day use is straightforward: pull the TV out, tilt and swivel it toward the seating position, then push it back flat against the wall when not adjusting the angle. Cable management channels or covers are common on mounts in this category to keep HDMI and power cables tidy as the arm extends and retracts, though buyers should confirm this on the specific listing images before assuming it is included.

How it compares with other mounts in this size class

In the same size and weight class, PERLESMITH and Mounting Dream both offer dual arm mounts rated up to 99 lbs with the same 400x400mm VESA maximum, and both score higher in independent listings, partly on established brand track record in this category. This mount's 110 lbs rating is actually higher than either of those alternatives, which matters for anyone with an older, heavier TV near the top of the 32 to 70 inch range. The tradeoff for a wider weight allowance is usually a dual stud mounting plate, which this mount uses, so homes where studs do not land at 16 inches apart may find a single stud mount, at a lower weight rating, easier to install correctly.

Who this mount suits

Choose this mount if you have a TV between 32 and 70 inches, including an older, heavier set close to the 110 lbs limit, and your wall has studs spaced for a dual arm plate. It is a reasonable pick for anyone who wants real tilt, swivel and pull-out extension rather than a fixed bracket, without paying for a premium name brand. If your studs are not spaced correctly for the dual arm plate, or your TV uses a VESA pattern wider than 400x400mm, look at a single stud mount or a bracket rated for a larger VESA range instead of forcing this one to fit.

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