The Different Types of LCD Wall Bracket

LCD TVs have revolutionised the way in which we watch our favourite shows and movies. Their sleek design, great picture quality and now hi-definition images have heightened our experience to the max, pushing sales of these television sets through the roof. Long gone are the days where ugly TVs dominated the front rooms, today, with a range of different LCD wall brackets, you have the choice as to whether your television becomes a feature of your room or simply an addition to it. The question that remains is how to select the most appropriate wall bracket for your room and for your television set. To help you out we’ve detailed the different types of wall mounts that are available on the market today.

Flat wall bracket

The dawn of super-slim LCD TVs posed an interesting question to the makers of wall brackets – how best to display screens that can be no wider than a picture frame? Flat wall brackets pose a potential answer in that they allow your television set to fix closely to the wall itself, preventing it from intruding into your room.

These types of wall mount are usually suited to larger TV sets (30” and up), however with a bit of shopping around you may also find models suited to smaller appliances. With smaller TVs be sure to check whether the bracket itself will protrude from the edges as this can lead to an unattractive appearance.

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Tilting wall bracket

Tilting wall brackets introduce great flexibility in that they can be used to adjust the angle of your LCD TV. If you struggle with sunlight affecting your viewing quality, or only have room to mount your television set high on the wall these brackets could be an ideal solution for you with their ability to alter the angle of the screen itself.

One thing to watch with tilting wall brackets is that you are likely to find that they protrude further than the flat wall brackets. Not a problem if no one will see your TV from the side, but if they do there could be an unsightly gap between the back of the unit and the wall itself.

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Tilt & swivel wall bracket

Usually for smaller LCD TVs, the tilt and swivel wall bracket provides the ability for movement both up and down but also to the left and right, unlike the tilting wall bracket that is restricted to a vertical movement. This could be an ideal situation if you constantly need to adjust the viewing angle of the television to suit your viewers.

The gap between your television and the wall can be even larger than with a tilting wall bracket however, so be sure to weigh up the necessity for movement against the aesthetic appeal of your wall bracket.

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Cantilever wall bracket

For the ultimate in flexibility, try a cantilever wall bracket. These LCD wall brackets enable you to manoeuvre your television set away from the wall itself with the use of the cantilever arm. The TV can then be returned with a concertina effect to be closer to the wall. With the flexibility to move up, down, left, right and even to reach into the corner of a room, these wall mounts are a great option.

Hopefully this information will have provided you with some insights into the different types of LCD wall brackets that are available to you today. Take some time to have a look around LCD Wall Bracket HQ to find the bestselling models of each individual type of bracket.

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3 Responses to “The Different Types of LCD Wall Bracket”

1. Margeret Jaros says:

   May 3, 2010 at 9:44 pm

   It was very helpfull thank you so much for sharing. I will share it with my friends. Thanks

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   May 27, 2010 at 7:18 am

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3. Elmira Mitschelen says:

   June 11, 2010 at 7:41 am

   Great post thx a lot !

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