Unico Universal Fixed Wall Mount Stand for 14 to 40 inch LCD & LED TV — along with what you should check before using it for a 40‑inch TV:

📦 Product DescriptionIt’s a fixed wall‑mount bracket — meaning once you mount your TV, it remains at a fixed angle close to the wall (no tilt or swivel). 

• Compatible TV size range: 14 inch up to 40 inch (or sometimes 42 inch depending on listing). 

• Material: Iron / sturdy metal — provides a robust mount structure. 

• Physical size (mount plate): roughly 26 cm × 3 cm × 26 cm (width × depth × height) according to one listing. 

• Weight of the mount itself is small (typical for such fixed mounts), but the listing doesn’t always specify a maximum supported TV weight explicitly — so weight should be checked carefully before mounting. 

• VESA compatibility (mounting hole pattern on the TV) needs to match your TV’s back panel — often mounts like this support common patterns (for smaller TVs) such as 75 × 75 mm or 100 × 100 mm, but you must verify for your specific TV model. 

✅ What to Check If You Use It With a 40" TV

Before installing a 40‑inch TV on this mount, ensure:

• VESA hole pattern on your TV matches any supported by the mount. If your TV has a larger or non‑standard VESA pattern, the mount may not fit.

• Weight of the TV — even if size matches, if the TV is heavy and the mount isn’t rated for that weight, it may be unsafe. Since most such “14–40 inch” mounts are designed for small/medium TVs, they may not be ideal for large/heavier 40‑inch sets.

• Wall type & mounting surface — make sure the wall is solid (concrete or sturdy material), and use appropriate anchor bolts/screws (especially if TV + mount weight is significant).

• Mounting hardware — ensure all screws/bolts (for wall and for TV) are included and compatible.

⚠️ Limitations & Risks

• As a fixed mount, there’s no tilt/swivel/adjustment — viewing angle is fixed. This may limit comfort depending on seating/viewing position.

• Because the mount is rated for TVs up to 40 (or 42) inches, using it with a 40‑inch TV may be at the upper limit — this leaves less margin for safety (weight, size, stress).

• Quality and load‑capacity specs are often minimal in listings — many don’t provide explicit “max weight supported.” This means you must manually ensure safety based on your TV’s specs.