Buy the Right TV Mounting Bracket: Tilting, Full-Motion, Pull-Down, or Ceiling Mounts.

Tilting Brackets: Easy Adjustments for a Better View

A tilting TV mount bracket lets you adjust your TV up or down without removing it from the wall. It's perfect if you need to reduce glare or mount your TV higher than usual.

Best For :

Best For: Rooms where reducing sun glare is important or in bedrooms where you don't move the TV that much. Also it's a good idea to use a tilting bracket for very large and heavy TVs to minimize strain on a wall.

The reason you might like it:

Buy a tilting TV mount to avoid glare and get the ideal viewing angle. It's simple to install and keeps the setup clean. Shop for tilting mount options to add ease to your setup.

Full-Motion Brackets: Flex All Day.

A full-motion TV mount (aka an articulating mount) gives you complete control. Pull the TV away from the wall, tilt it, or swivel it left or right for the best view.

Best For :

Large rooms or open spaces where you need flexibility with viewing angles. Full-motion brackets make it easier to connect additional wires and work especially well on unique walls, like recessed areas.

Here's why you might like it:

Full-motion mounts let you position the TV wherever you need it. Order a full-motion mount from us to enjoy total versatility in your setup while saving money.

Pull-Down Brackets: Fireplace Goals

If you have a fireplace, a pull-down TV mount (also known as a mantel mount) is the ideal way to install your television. This elegant solution lets you position your TV at eye level for viewing and push it back up, out of the way, when you're done. There are two basic types of pull-down TV mounts: manual and motorized.

Manual Pull-Down TV Mounts:

If your eyes are drawn to a comfortable place above the fire, a manual pull-down mount gives you the best chance of staying cozy by the flames. Translation: You won't need to call in the fire marshal for a dangerous bonfire if you choose a manual mount rather than a motorized one.

Motorized Pull-Down TV Mounts:

A motorized mount can be a useful, high-tech way of achieving the right TV height adjustment for different viewers. The key word here is "can," because-as we'll discuss in the next section-most setups may require some "handy" alterations that can put a motorized system on the short list of great ways to burn cash.

Best For :

Mounting TVs above fireplaces or in higher spots.

Why you might like it:

Get a pull-down TV mount to keep it stylish while avoiding neck strain. It's a practical and sleek option for your home. Best fireplace TV mount choices bring both function and style, whether manual or motorized.

Ceiling TV Mounts: Max Space, Max Flex.

A ceiling TV mount is the way to go if you're short on wall space or want a modern look. You can tilt, swivel, and rotate your TV for the best view without taking up any wall space. There are also motorized ceiling brackets available, allowing you to adjust the TV's position with ease using a remote, adding convenience to your setup.

Best For:

Tight spaces, gyms, or kitchens with limited wall space, or walls where a regular bracket might not work as well.

What makes it great:

Purchase a ceiling TV mount to save space and enjoy a flexible setup. It's perfect for unique room layouts and high ceilings, with motorized options providing even more control.