Choosing a flat panel wall mount TV stand can be a difficult task as you need to choose among different sizes, brands and types of mounts. The wrong wall mount TV stands may not work properly. You may need to spend hours trying to fit the wall mount and end up wasting time and money. To help you out, we provide you with a guide that breaks down the three most common types of wall mount TV stands. Read on to find out some of the factors that need to check when selecting a wall mount TV stand.
Articulating or full motion TV stands enable you to pull the television set out of the wall and swivel it in any desired direction. You can also adjust the stand and push it back against the wall whenever required. If you have a corner TV, it is advisable to opt for a full motion TV stand. These TV stands are also ideal for mounting a TV in an old cabinet made of a deep CRT television. The mount is useful for attaching to the back of the cabinet and the arm brings the TV flush to the front, which makes it look like a floating television. The mounts are typically more expensive and slightly difficult to install. However, you need to use long cords with a full motion mount TV stand. In short, these TV stands are ideal for corners, recessed locations and other situations where you need to pull out or swivel the television set. However, they are a bit difficult to install and require longer cords.
A tilting wall mount TV stand is preferred by many homeowners. The TV stand mounts very close to the wall and has the ability to handle more weight than a full-motion TV stand. Another advantage of a tilting TV mount is that it is easy to install. When you use this stand, the television doesn’t move up or down but just tilts on a particular direction. A tilting TV stand, however, can’t be pulled out of the wall. These TV stands are ideal when you plan to place the TV above the eye level. Another advantage of tilting TV set is these are also less expensive than full mount motions.
A low-profile mount TV stand is ideal when you want the TV to be close to the wall. The TV stands don’t swivel or tilt and are least expensive among the various types of wall mount stands. These wall mount TV stands are the least expensive, easy to install, mounts close to the wall than full motion or tilting wall mount TV stand. The disadvantage of low profile TV stands is that you can’t plug in the cables. If the cable cords are on the back, you need 90 degree adapters and spacers to bring the TV out of the wall.
Before choosing a wall mount TV stand, ensure that you take all the measurements in order to buy the right size of TV set. In addition, you also need to check the weight that the mount can support the weight of the television. If you are looking for a wall mount TV stand, visit Furniture in Fashion. We provide an extensive collection of wall mount TV stand at pocket-friendly prices. Call us at 0208 1447867 for more information.
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