as a cabinetmaker, i've seen installs of both and consider a couple of hundred bucks more, money well spent for the double arm. the single arm just isn't as stable.
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Single or Double Articulating Arm for a 50" PDP
I'm looking at articulating arms for a 50" PDP. The Sanus VMAA26 is a single arm for up to 50" PDP's rated at 130lbs. The Sanus WMDD26 is a dual arm for up to 63" and rated at 175lbs.
Would you trust a single arm for mouting your 50" or would you err on the safe side and go with the dual arm?
Would you trust a single arm for mouting your 50" or would you err on the safe side and go with the dual arm?
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Thanks for the input. Are the double arms less manuverable than the single arms?
In my particular application, I don't think I'll have the arm extended to full length very often Most of the time it will be extended about 6-8", and occasionally out to work with the wiring.
In my particular application, I don't think I'll have the arm extended to full length very often Most of the time it will be extended about 6-8", and occasionally out to work with the wiring.
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