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Not all TV mounts are created equal. Here's everything you need to know about each type to make an informed decision.
Sleek & Close to Wall
Flat brackets are designed for one primary purpose: to position your TV as close to the wall as possible. Highly recommended for tile installations and for those who prioritize aesthetics over functionality.
Most Popular Choice ⭐
Tilting brackets are the most common choice for most installations. Allows the TV to tilt UP and DOWN while providing easy access to cables behind the TV. When in doubt, this is the best all-around option for nearly all installations.
Maximum Flexibility
Need your TV to be viewable from any angle? This is the mount for you. Ultra high-quality bracket suitable for TVs up to 98 inches. You can tilt the TV up, down, left, right, and extend it 16 inches off the wall. Ideal for those who want maximum flexibility and functionality.
Perfect for Fireplaces
Want to mount over a fireplace but don't want the TV too high? Mantel mounts are the perfect solution. Brings the TV down to a better viewing angle when you need it. Installation includes 2 technicians regardless of TV size.
Lesser-known facts about TV mounting that professionals know—and why they matter for your installation.
Fixed/Flat Brackets
Because fixed mounts sit so close to the wall (often < 1 inch), they can restrict airflow. Modern OLEDs and high-performance TVs generate significant heat from the back panel. Without that 1-2 inch "breathing room" found in other mounts, you can actually shorten the lifespan of your TV's internal components.
Fixed/Flat Brackets
Some cheap fixed mounts have very narrow wall plates. If your wall studs are 24 inches apart (common in newer Colorado builds) instead of the standard 16 inches, a cheap fixed mount won't even reach both studs. Always check the horizontal length of the wall plate before purchasing.
Tilting Brackets
A tilting mount doesn't just change the view; it changes the center of gravity. When you tilt a heavy 85-inch TV downward, you are increasing the "pull-out" force on the top lag bolts. If you aren't perfectly centered in a stud, that extra leverage is what causes the mount to fail months after installation.
Tilting Brackets
High-end tilting mounts (like Sanus or Chief) often have "post-install leveling" screws. This allows an expert to adjust the TV by a few millimeters after it's already on the wall. Cheap mounts don't have this—if your drill bit slipped 1/8th of an inch, your TV is crooked forever.
Full Motion Brackets
When a full-motion arm is extended 20+ inches from the wall, the weight of the TV is multiplied by the distance (Torque). A 60lb TV can exert over 200 lbs of force on the wall anchors when fully extended. This is why you never use drywall anchors for full-motion mounts; they are stud-only installations.
Full Motion Brackets
Over time, the joints in cheaper articulating mounts will loosen due to gravity, causing the TV to look "tilted" or "sagging" when extended. Professional-grade mounts use tension-adjustable hex bolts at the pivot points so you can "tighten" the arm as it ages. Cheap mounts can't be adjusted.
Full Motion Brackets
Most people forget that as the arm folds back, it acts like a pair of scissors. If the cables aren't "dressed" with enough slack and specialized ties, the mount will eventually crimp or cut the HDMI cables inside the arm mechanism. This is why professional installation matters.
Critical Safety Warning
Never use "No-Stud" / Nail-in Brackets for Large TVs. While they claim to work, they rely on the sheer strength of the drywall paper. For anything over 40 lbs, it's a massive liability. These mounts are dangerous and will eventually fail—often catastrophically.
Now that you know which bracket is right for you, let Dom's expert team handle the installation. We use only premium brackets and guarantee your TV will be mounted safely and perfectly level.
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