TV wall mounting bracket options.

There are several types of TV wall mounting brackets available, each designed for different viewing preferences, room layouts, and installation needs.

1. Fixed (low-profile) TV bracket

These brackets hold the TV close to the wall in a fixed position, creating a sleek and minimalist look.

Best For: Rooms where the TV is at an ideal eye level and doesn’t require repositioning.
Pros: Simple, affordable, and space-saving.
Cons: No adjustment options for angle or tilt.

2. Tilting TV bracket

Allows the TV to tilt vertically, usually up to 15 degrees, to reduce glare or improve viewing angles when mounted higher than eye level (e.g., above a fireplace).

Best For: Spaces where glare or higher mounting height might be an issue.
Pros: Adjustable tilt for better viewing; easy to install.
Cons: Limited adjustment; no side-to-side movement.

3. Full-motion TV bracket (articulating bracket)

These brackets allow the TV to move in multiple directions, including tilting, swiveling side-to-side, and extending away from the wall.

Best For: Large rooms, open-plan spaces, or areas where viewers may watch TV from different angles.
Pros: Maximum flexibility for viewing angles; ideal for corner installations.
Cons: More expensive and may require professional installation; protrudes more from the wall.

tv wall mounting brackets — Above: TV wall mounted on a swivel bracket in an apartment in Fairlight (Northern Beaches).

4. Swivel TV bracket

Designed for TVs that need to pivot horizontally, allowing you to adjust the screen’s angle for different viewing positions.

Best For: Rooms with multiple seating areas or open spaces.
Pros: Adjustable horizontal angles; good for shared spaces.
Cons: Less flexibility than full-motion brackets.

5. Ceiling mounted TV bracket

Attach the TV to the ceiling, offering a unique solution for spaces with limited wall space or unconventional layouts.

Best For: Commercial spaces, kitchens, or rooms with unusual layouts.
Pros: Saves wall space; adjustable viewing angles.
Cons: Requires a sturdy ceiling and professional installation.

6. Pull down TV bracket

Designed for TVs mounted above a fireplace, these brackets allow you to pull the TV down to a more comfortable viewing level.

Best For: High-mounted TVs, especially above mantels or fireplaces.
Pros: Reduces neck strain by lowering the TV to eye level; retractable when not in use.
Cons: More expensive and requires precise installation.

tv wall mounting brackets corner — A corner bracket was used to mount this TV in the corner of a bedroom.

7. Corner-mount TV bracket

Specifically designed to fit TVs in the corner of a room using a full-motion or articulating arm.

Best For: Rooms with limited wall space or unusual layouts.
Pros: Maximises corner space; adjustable angles for optimal viewing.
Cons: May require professional installation for stability.

Choosing the right TV bracket

The best TV wall mounting bracket depends on your TV size, room layout, viewing preferences, and budget. If you’re unsure, contact Peter who can recommend and install the right bracket for your needs.

Peter provides friendly and reliable TV and audio visual services for residents and businesses on the Northern Beaches, Upper North Shore and Lower North Shore. Peter’s extensive experience means you can relax in the knowledge that he will look after all your TV and audio visual needs including setting up smart TV and home integration and audio visual equipment and wall mounting your television.

If you have questions about TV wall mounting and choosing the right bracket, contact Peter for advice.