Mounting Options

• Flat Wall Mounts
  This is the most common and least expensive mounting option. This type of mount keeps the Flat panel closest to to wall. This distance ranges from 1.25" to 2.5" from the wall.
• Tilting Wall Mounts
  This is the next most common and next least expensive mounting option. This type of mount allows for the Flat Panel to be tilted up toward the ceiling or down toward the floor. Most mounts allow up to 12° to 15° downward tilt. Tilting wall mounts usually extend 2.5" to 3.5" from the wall. Generally you want a tilting mount if you will have to look up at the flat panel from the viewing position or it will be mounted high on the wall.
• "Arm - Articulating - Cantilever" Wall Mounts
  Whatever you want to call it, Arm, Articulating, Full-Motion, or Cantilever, it's all the same thing. These mounts allow the Flat Panel to Extend away from the wall and turn left and right as well as tilt up and down. These are some of the most expensive mounts due to their complexity. These mounts allow the Flat Panel to be stored up close to the wall. Mounts vary in depth from 1.6" to 7" so be careful choosing if you want one that is close to the wall.
• Ceiling Mounts
  The name says it all. These mounts allow your Flat panel to hang from the ceiling. Most come with an adjustable mast to vary the distance they hang down from the mounting surface. Extensions for longer lenghts are available also. All of the ceiling mounts we sell will allow the screen to be tilted up or down and rotate 360°.
• Desk Mounts
  These mounts allow you to remove the stand from your flat panel monitor and either clamp it to your desktop or bolt it through your desktop. There are models for single and dual displays.
• Under Cabinet Mounts
  These mounts are designed to hang a small flat panel(10"-15") below your cabinet to help maintain counter space. Some Under Cabinet Mounts allow the TV to be folded up for storage.
• Floor Stands
  These floor stands are designed to be used as a freestanding peice of furniture. These do not attach to the wall or floor. Most Floor Stand mounts have shelves that will hold most of your AV components.