OminMount

May 5, 2009 · Posted in Product Profiles

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OmniMount is a global leader in the design and manufacturing of A/V mounting and furniture solutions for residential home entertainment and commercial applications. A perennial innovator, OmniMount has set industry standards for over three decades with groundbreaking in-house design and engineering, premium quality and unsurpassed reliability. Whether it’s a small speaker, a large flat panel display, or anything in between, OmniMount has the right mounting solution for every job. Based in Phoenix, OmniMount currently is represented in more than 72 countries.

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The omnimount is a revolutionary new breed of mounting system for 13” to 42” flat panels. It’s small, versatile and created for a do-it-yourselfer that’s ready to mount his or her medium flat panel quickly and easily! In our ongoing effort to conserve nature’s resources and reduce waste wherever possible, the omnimount is designed with minimal steel and component parts and its aesthetically pleasing look virtually disappears behind flat panels.

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Power40

Automated and versatile – this remote controlled flat panel mount is designed to effortlessly tilt, pan and swivel virtually all 23”- 40” flat panels up to 66 lbs with the touch of a button. Operating quickly and quietly, the Power40 is equipped with a smart safety mechanism that stops motion when obstructed and is the most compact and affordable motorized mount in its class.

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