Todays thin-sized televisions look amazing and it has been their invention that has given rise to a wide range of alternative mounting solutions. We now have the ability to mount our TV screen according to our viewing needs and preferences. The many choices that are available include modern looking pedestal stands, television wall mount brackets including versions with articulated swivel-arm mounts as well as retractable mounts and TV ceiling mounts that suspend the television from the ceiling. If you're looking to find a creative solution to mount your television or you simply wish to save on floor space, then it is worth considering a television wall mount or one of the ceiling mount TV bracket options that are now available.
Wall mounts are great when you have room on the wall, whereby the television hangs in similar fashion to a picture. Wall mounting can fix your television in the perfect position and there are mounts that allow you to tilt your set up and down or from left to right to accommodate the seating position of your audience which may change from time to time. A wall mount solution can also use an articulated swivel arm options whereby your TV can "swing" out from the wall.
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An alternative viewing option is a ceiling mounted TV bracket that allows your television to hang from the ceiling with a rod or supporting arm. These are great alternatives when there is no room on the wall for your TV wall mount to go, or your wall is not made of a suitable surface to accommodate screws that are required to attach the bracket mount. Mounts from the ceiling can also either be fixed or can accommodate tilting in all directions as well as rotating if needed. The majority of LCD ceiling mounts feature a gravity lock security features that ensures that they are safe and secure in their position.
While either of these mounts can be installed by yourself, if you are unsure of your abilities to complete the job, then it is well worth seeking the help of a professional who has experience in installing ceiling mounts and can advise on anything you are unsure about. While it will cost more money for someone to come in, you can consider it additional insurance as the cost of a poor job may result in the waste of an expensive television set. Paying a little extra is peace of mine and if your installer is worth his salt, he will ensure that you maximize the viewing potential of your mount and that you can sleep at night, knowing your equipment is safe.