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VonHaus Ultra-slim fixed TV wall mount, 32–75" review

A 20 mm wall gap with quick-release straps — a genuinely flat mount that can still be pulled off the wall to reach a socket.

The bottom line The cheapest fixed mount here and a genuinely flat one, with the release straps that make a flat mount liveable.

What a fixed mount is for

Two rails and a bracket. No joints, nothing to sag, and a fraction of the cost of an arm. Its whole argument is that the television sits 20 mm from the wall and stays there.

The published figures

VESA 75×75 to 400×400 mm, 55 kg stated, 32 to 75 inches. VESA is the hole spacing on the back of the television in millimetres; measure it before ordering rather than assuming a size range implies a pattern.

The one that is not published

What your wall will hold. A maker can test the bracket and states a figure for it; the plasterboard, brick or aerated block behind the plaster was never part of that test, and it is the part that fails. Identify the material and follow the maker’s instructions for it.

The release straps

They let the set be lifted off without unbolting anything. On a mount this flat, that is not a luxury — it is the only way to reach the sockets afterwards.

The limit to check

VESA 400×400. Some large sets use wider patterns, and a mount rated to 75 inches does not automatically fit a 75-inch set’s holes.

Availability

On sale from 14 € to 22 € on the German, American, British, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores at the time of checking.

The Spanish Amazon listing is priced above 1.6× the cheapest store, which is normally a reshipping offer rather than a local price; it is left out of the range above.

Prices and availability are what Keepa reported on the date this page was updated; both move.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 4 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.

What we like, and what we don't

Strengths

  • A 20 mm wall gap, which is at the flat end of this shelf
  • Quick-release straps, so the television comes off the wall without dismantling the bracket
  • A spirit level in the box, which is the tool most people do not own
  • The cheapest fixed mount in this catalogue

Compromises

  • A 20 mm gap leaves very little room for a stiff HDMI plug
  • VESA stops at 400×400, so the biggest sets in its size range may not fit
  • The stated 55 kg describes the bracket; what the wall will hold is a separate question the maker cannot answer

Specifications

Screen size32–75 inches — stated
VESA range75×75 mm to 400×400 mm — stated
Stated load capacity55 kg — the mount, not the wall
Wall gap20 mm — stated
Release mechanismQuick-release straps — stated
Fixings suppliedSpirit level and mounting hardware — stated; suitability depends on the wall
MaterialCold-rolled steel — stated
Amazon referenceB01FJUIXYK (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN5060192524826

Questions people actually ask

Is a 55 kg capacity enough for a 75-inch television?

Comfortably, on the bracket side — most 75-inch sets weigh far less. The question the figure does not answer is what is behind the plaster. A stated capacity describes the mount that was tested; the wall was not.

What does a 20 mm gap mean in practice?

The television sits almost against the wall, which looks good and leaves almost no room for a right-angled HDMI plug, let alone a straight one. Plug in everything you will ever need before hanging it.