flat panel tv mount

Key Features & Description

???? 1. Compatibility (Size & Weight)

Designed for a range of TV sizes (often specified in inches).

Each mount has a maximum supported weight — make sure the TV’s weight is within this limit to prevent sagging or failure.

???? 2. VESA Standard

Most mounts use the VESA mounting pattern, a standardized layout of screw holes on the back of TVs.

Common patterns include 100 × 100 mm, 200 × 200 mm, 400 × 400 mm, etc. Always match the mount’s VESA compatibility to your TV.

???? 3. Mount Types

Fixed (Low Profile): Keeps the TV close to the wall with no movement — best for centred viewing.

Tilting: Lets you tip the TV up/down to reduce glare or improve viewing height.

Full‑Motion (Articulating): Extends, swivels left/right, tilts up/down — excellent for flexible viewing angles or rooms with multiple seating areas.

↕️ 4. Adjustability

Depending on the mount model you choose, features may include:

Tilt: Vertical angle adjustment to reduce glare.

Swivel: Horizontal pivot to show the TV from different parts of the room.

Extension: Arms that pull the TV out from the wall for access or angle variation.

???? 5. Safety & Stability

Mounts are typically made from sturdy metal (steel or aluminium) to hold weight securely.

Many include safety features like locking mechanisms and secure wall plates.

???? 6. Installation Features

Most kits include all necessary screws, wall anchors, and sometimes a built‑in level to help you install straight.

Wire management options may be included to keep cables tidy.

???? 7. Aesthetic & Space‑Saving Design

Mounts free up floor space and create a sleek, modern look behind your TV.