Mount options

Choose the mount for the viewing need, not just the TV size.

The screen model matters, but so do the wall, movement, cable slack, service access, folded depth, and the positions people actually watch from.

Four established mount routes

Understand the tradeoffs before buying hardware.

A low-profile option for a screen that does not need to tilt or swing.

Adds controlled angle adjustment while keeping a relatively compact profile.

Extends and pivots for flexible viewing and easier access behind the screen.

Suspends the screen where a wall mount is not practical or where overhead placement serves the room better.

Use the estimate form and describe the room, viewing positions, wall, and TV model. Choose Not Sure for the wall-mount option.