Chief MSBUB TV mount/stand, black

The Chief MSBUB Black is a custom interface bracket designed for compatibility with all Chief M-Series Q-Latch mounts and select swing arm mounts (JWD210, JWS210 and JWP210). This compact TV mount supports a single display with VESA patterns from 100 x 100 mm and accommodates a maximum load of 56.7 kg. With a fixed distance to the wall of 2.52 cm and a black finish, it offers a low-profile, stable solution for residential and commercial installations.

Advantages

The MSBUB bracket provides robust support up to 56.7 kg while remaining lightweight at 4.99 kg. Its compatibility with Chief M-Series Q-Latch systems and specified swing arm mounts ensures flexible integration with existing mounting hardware. The fixed 2.52 cm wall gap gives a sleek appearance and secure attachment, and the black finish blends with most display designs.

Suitable for

• Mounting a single TV or display with VESA 100 x 100 mm and larger
• Installations using Chief M-Series Q-Latch mounts
• Installations with compatible swing arm mounts (JWD210, JWS210, JWP210)
• Home living rooms, offices, conference rooms

Key specifications

• Maximum weight capacity: 56.7 kg
• Supported displays: 1
• VESA compatibility: from 100 x 100 mm
• Fixed distance to wall: 2.52 cm
• Product weight: 4.99 kg
• Colour: Black
• Brand: Chief, MPN: MSBUB, EAN: 841872099637

How to use

Attach the MSBUB bracket to a compatible Chief M-Series Q-Latch mount or to a supported swing arm mount (JWD210, JWS210, JWP210) following the mount manufacturer’s installation instructions. Align the bracket with the TV’s VESA holes (starting at 100 x 100 mm), secure the display using appropriate fasteners, and verify that the combined weight does not exceed 56.7 kg. Ensure the wall structure and mounting hardware are rated for the load before final installation.

Recommendations

For safe and reliable performance, use the MSBUB with compatible Chief mounts and verify VESA pattern and weight limits. If in doubt, consult a professional installer and follow local building codes when mounting heavy displays.