AVFI CM4070 Mobile Confidence Monitor Mount with Shroud Storm Grey
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The AVFI CM4070 is a mobile confidence monitor mount engineered to support 40" to 70" displays up to 220 lbs, providing a clean and professional presentation solution. Its integrated shroud conceals wiring and electronics while allowing heat to vent from the top, maintaining a tidy stage or boardroom appearance.
Designed for flexibility, the mount offers 30 degrees of fine tilt adjustment and height customization to optimize the viewing angle for presenters. It rolls smoothly on non-marking casters with two locking rear wheels, and the locking dual rear doors provide secure access to the internal compartment.
The spacious interior accommodates a desktop rack up to 36.88" W x 22.5" D x 21.25" H, and the adjustable TV bracket supports VESA patterns up to 850mm x 440mm. Three cable grommets on the sides and bottom rear ensure efficient cable management for a seamless setup.
Key Features
| Brand | AVFI |
| Model | CM4070 |
| Model Type | Mobile |
| Finish | Storm Grey-STL |
| Compatible Display Size | 40" - 70" |
| Maximum Weight Capacity | 220 lbs |
| Tilt Adjustment | 30 degrees |
| VESA Pattern | Up to 850mm x 440mm |
| Internal Rack Capacity (W x D x H) | 36.88" x 22.5" x 21.25" |
| Overall Width | 39" |
| Overall Depth | 25" |
| Overall Height | 26"+ |
| Casters | 4 non-marking, 2 locking rear |
| Cable Management | 3 grommets (2 sides, 1 bottom rear) |
| Rear Doors | Locking dual rear doors |
| Weight | 85 lbs |
| UPC | 810122543789 |
Highlights
- Accommodates 40" - 70" monitors (220 lbs max)
- Base hides wiring and electronics
- 30 degrees of fine tilt adjustment and height adjustable for larger monitors
- Quick adjustment knobs
- Locking dual rear doors
- Rolls on casters with non-marking wheels, 2 rear are locking
- Can accommodate desktop rack inside (36.88" W X 22.5" D X 21.25" H)
- Adjustable TV bracket for up to 850 X 440mm pattern
- 3 cable grommets (2 sides and 1 bottom rear)
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