TV mounts are devices used for mounting televisions on walls and ceilings. They are usually made of powder coated materials like steel for durability. They are ideal for cramped living rooms or areas with limited surfaces for holding televisions. They are available in platform and bracket models with different load capacities.
Fit: Choose a TV mount heavier than the weight of your television to ensure safety and stability. Restrictions: Choose a bracket TV mount instead of a platform TV mount for school use. Some institutions restrict the use of platform TV mounts because of certain safety requirements.
Anti-theft: To prevent television units mounted in public places like schools and hospitals from being stolen, choose a TV mount with an anti-theft system that secures the unit to the mount, preventing outside access.
Tray: If you want to connect your VCR or DVD to your mounted TV, look for a TV mount made with an optional bottom tray.
Swivel: For more viewing angle options, choose a TV mount that can swivel to any desired angle.
Installation information
When mounting a television, make sure it is not too high up your wall or ceiling. The people who are watching are forced to tilt their heads for extended periods of time, causing them neck or shoulder pain.
If you are not confident about properly installing your TV mount on your own, have a professional do it for you.
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