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The VSSB-49 attaches to the TV’s own VESA mounting holes rather than the wall, so the soundbar hangs directly below or above the panel on the same wall-mount hardware instead of needing its own shelf or wall bracket. Two independently adjustable arms accommodate a depth range of 40-182mm to fit the specific soundbar’s chassis depth, and the bracket spans soundbars from 508mm to 1143mm (20″-45″) wide, rated to a 15kg soundbar weight.
Construction is steel and plastic with a Matte Black powder-coated finish, at 215x50x437mm overall. The two pivot points on each arm let the soundbar’s position be fine-tuned against the panel’s actual VESA layout once mounted, rather than fixing the soundbar at a single non-adjustable offset.
The VESA-hole mounting approach fits any install where the TV is already on a wall or ceiling mount and the soundbar needs to travel with the panel rather than sit on separate furniture, useful in hospitality guest rooms, boardrooms with a flush-mounted display, and residential media walls where a console shelf isn’t part of the design. Because the bracket rides on the TV’s own VESA plate, repositioning the display also repositions the soundbar without a second adjustment step.
The 40-182mm depth range and 508-1143mm length range cover most soundbars sold for 43″-75″-class displays, but the 15kg rating and VESA-only mounting method mean this isn’t the right accessory for a full AV component shelf, a subwoofer, or a soundbar heavier than 15kg; those need a different support method entirely.
The bracket’s top mounting points engage the TV’s existing VESA holes, typically the lower set on a panel already carrying its own wall or ceiling mount hardware, so the TV mount’s rated weight capacity should already account for the added soundbar weight before installation. Each arm’s depth is then set within the 40-182mm range to match the specific soundbar’s chassis, and the two pivot points on each arm allow the final position to be squared up once the soundbar is seated. No cable routing is built into the bracket, so soundbar power and signal cable should be planned separately.
| Product Category | Soundbar Bracket |
| Material | Steel, Plastic |
| Surface Finish | Powder Coating |
| Color | Matte Black |
| Dimensions | 215 x 50 x 437mm (8.5″ x 2″ x 17.2″) |
| Depth Range | 40-182mm (1.6″-7.2″) |
| Weight Capacity | 15kg (33lbs) |
| Applicable Soundbar Length | 508-1143mm (20″-45″) |
| Pivots | 2 per arm |
| Profile Range | 77-215mm (3″-8.5″) |
| Installation Method | VESA Compatible |
| Cable Management | No |
| Anti-Tip Safety Strap | No |
| Direction Indicator | No |
| Anti-Theft | No |
To the TV. The VSSB-49 attaches to the panel’s own VESA mounting holes rather than the wall directly, so the soundbar moves with the display if it’s ever repositioned on its wall or ceiling mount. Confirm the TV’s wall mount already has spare weight capacity for the added soundbar before ordering.
508mm to 1143mm (20″ to 45″) in length, and 40-182mm in chassis depth per arm, covering most soundbars sold for 43-75 inch class displays. Confirm the target soundbar’s actual dimensions against both ranges before ordering, since length and depth are independent specs that both need to fit.
Yes, each of the two arms has two pivot points, letting the soundbar’s angle and position be adjusted once it’s seated on the bracket, rather than fixing it at a single non-adjustable offset from the panel. This is separate from the 77-215mm profile range, which sets the base distance from the VESA plate.
Yes, 15kg. This bracket is sized for the soundbar class it targets, not a full AV component shelf or a subwoofer. Weigh or check the manufacturer spec on the actual soundbar before ordering, since some larger all-in-one soundbar systems exceed this rating.
No, the VSSB-49 is a positioning mount only, with no built-in cable channel or routing clips. Soundbar power and signal cable should be planned separately, either routed alongside the TV’s own cable path or left exposed depending on the install’s cable-management requirements.
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