TV Mount

A: When selecting a TV bracket make sure you base your choice weight compatibility primarily and use the screen size as an indication to help you find the right wall mount.

A: One for all TV brackets support different TV sizes, ranging from 27 inch all the way to 110 inches offering a truly universal mounting solution.

A: The wall mount comes with all required mounting materials. The easy-to-read installation guide offers clear step-by-step instructions on how products should be installed.

A: Some of our Wall brackets come equipped with an integrated cable management system. The integrated cable management system ensures tidy organization of your cables, keeping an uncluttered look.

A: All homes will have some type of stud or noggin behind the drywall of your loungeroom. It’s advised that mounts be fastened to the studs, not just the drywall.

A: Well, this really depends on what you mean by reuse. If you’ve got another television you would like to use for your old mount for or you’re changing living rooms and televisions, this will really depend on the type of wall mount and television you have.

A: The obvious answer to this is where you watch the most TV. In 99% of houses, that’s in the living area or lounge room but this could also be the kitchen or another room like a kid’s playroom or home office.

A: Yes, it’s recommended that you install a TV wall mount into a stud. There are not many options if all you have is drywall to install your TV wall mount onto.

A: No. Not all TV wall mounts are universal. There are several brands of wall mounts that will only work with specific brands or sizes of televisions.

A: Yes, but only if they’re mounted properly. If you only mount your TV bracket into the drywall, use the incorrect screws or don’t install it properly, then there could be potential issues form the TV falling off the mount to it ripping chunks out of your wall and taking the entire mount with it.