Budget pricing for flat screen mounting hardware

Strangely named A/V specialist Skunkworks has created considerable excitement amongst retailers with a new and affordable range of brackets and mounting arms for LCD flat screens.

Australian distributor, Skunkworks, has released a wide range of mounting arms and brackets that have set a new price precedent in the market.

Low-priced, attractive and highly durable, the new arms are solving a myriad of commercial and domestic mounting problems.

With a starting price of just AU $50, compared to its nearest Australian competitor which clocks in at close to the $150 mark, the brackets are constructed of durable steel and finished in a matt coating of black, grey or silver.

The range accommodates every variety of flat screen - from TV to PC monitors - via the industry standard VESA mount.

Each model accommodates both 75 x 75cm and 100 x 100cm screen mounts.

Skunkworks is fast becoming known for its simple solutions that solve sophisticated technology problems.

Defined in the dictionary as "a group of people, who in order to achieve results, work on a project in a way that is outside the usual rules", the Aussie innovators provide all manner of installation and integration solutions for AV and IT problems as well as home theatres and professional applications.

The compamy's range includes items like unusual cables and adapters and the team scour the globe for new products to solve problems that people approach them with.

The Skunkworks motto is "why pay more for the things you can't see" and accordingly the company has sourced mounting brackets that are good quality and affordable.

They provide the perfect "unseen" solution for making flat screens look good.

The Skunkworks range of brackets includes options for mounting flat-to-the wall, as well as extendable arms with two- or four-way movement and a unique dual arm system for the workplace that accommodates two screens.

The mounts have fully adjustable tilt, pan and extendable options.

They are perfect for showcasing the screen and hiding the mechanism that makes them so practical.

"The brackets are proving very popular simply because they are so much cheaper than anything else available", commented Skunkworks' spokesperson, Lou Schillaci.

"Everyone from computer and electrical retailers to doctors, dentists and government workers, are trying them out because they provide a very flexible solution to all manner of flat screen applications".

Skunkworks is currently seeking distributors and resellers to consolidate its international network.

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