Choosing the right TV bracket: Fixed vs. tilting vs. full-motion mounts

TV Bracket Selection Guide

Selecting the right bracket is an important part of any TV wall mounting project. The right mount enhances comfort, optimises viewing angles, and ensures safety. Here's a guide to the most common types of TV brackets and when to use each.

Fixed Mounts

• Key Features:
  • Flat wall mounting
  • No movement capability
  • Eye-level positioning
  • Slim profile design
• Pros:
  • Minimal profile
  • Simple installation
  • Cost-effective
  • Discreet appearance
• Cons:
  • No angle adjustment
  • Limited port access
  • Fixed viewing position

Tilting Mounts

• Key Features:
  • Vertical tilt capability
  • 5-15 degree adjustment
  • High mounting support
  • Improved viewing angles
• Pros:
  • Better high-mount viewing
  • Reduced neck strain
  • Glare reduction
  • Easier port access
• Cons:
  • Bulkier than fixed mounts
  • Limited motion range
  • Higher cost

Full-Motion Mounts

• Key Features:
  • Extension capability
  • Swivel functionality
  • Multi-directional tilt
  • Maximum flexibility
• Pros:
  • Complete positioning control
  • Corner installation support
  • Multi-room viewing
  • Optimal angle adjustment
• Cons:
  • Complex installation
  • Larger wall footprint
  • Higher price point
  • More maintenance needed

Selection Considerations

• Key Factors:
  • Viewing preferences
  • Room layout
  • Wall structure
  • Budget constraints
  • Installation location

Choosing the right bracket depends on your viewing preferences, room layout, and wall structure. A professional installer can recommend and supply the best option, ensuring your TV is safe, secure, and perfectly positioned.