VMP To Feature 'Extra Medium' Flat Panel Flush Wall Mount at 2011 ISC West

  • Mar 29, 2011
Video Mount Products will feature its new FP-XMFB “extra medium” flat panel flush wall mount at ISC West. Now shipping with an MSRP of $66.95, the low-profile FP-XMFB holds most medium-sized flat panels from 32- to 52-inches and up to 150 lbs.

“The FP-XMFB is the result of broadening our existing popular low profile wall mount line,” explained Keith Fulmer, president of Video Mount Products. “As new and exciting flat panels are being sold throughout the security market for many different applications, the ‘medium-sized’ category has become a broad term that includes a wide range of screen diameters. As a result, we crafted this new wall mount to handle all flat screens within the medium category.”

Installed at only .85 inches off the wall, the aesthetically complementary FP-XMFB has been designed with new thin and light LCD and LED panels in mind. “The FP-XMFB incorporates specific capabilities that cater to the precise specifications of each particular flat panel, as well as each customer’s unique demands,” added Fulmer.

Additionally, the FP-XMFB has a maximum flat panel hole pattern of 640mm x 430mm and comes in a black powder coat finish. A silver powder coat finish is also available (FP-XMF).

“Backed by VMP’s years of industry acclaimed product design, our industry leading Forever Warranty, and customer service second-to-none, the FP-XMFB makes mounting nearly all medium-sized flat panels as quick, easy, and reliable as the rest of our mounting solutions,” Fulmer continued.


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