TV Brackets are most essential parts in todays world. The requirement will continue to rise with the increase in sale of LCD or LED TV.
If you just purchased a new plasma screen TV then opting for the best plasma TV stand may be the solution. There are many kinds of TV stands for a flat screen TV but TV wall brackets might be your best choice. You can choose one depending on your needs. Basically,
there are two: The wall mount; and the shelf. If you are a person who wants to save space, you go with TV wall mounts. Before purchasing a TV bracket, consider the interior of your room, for example its size, wall colour and function. Then ensure that the TV bracket you choose enhance the viewing experience and complements the room.
With so many brackets available it will come down to the look and functionality that you are after. For different rooms, different types of TV brackets will be required. For instance, if you want to place your television set in the corner of a room then consider swivel brackets. Consider tilt brackets if you prefer to install your television set at height and consider a stationery bracket for smaller rooms.
A TV bracket attaches your television (usually a flat-screen LCD or plasma) to a wall. As well as looking fashionable, TV brackets allow you to site your screen at exactly the height you find best for viewing, and also means you don't need any floor space.
TV brackets come in a variety of styles, but most allow you to either tilt the screen up and down, swivel it from side to side, or both. Tilting can be handy if you have to site the screen particularly high or low in comparison to your viewing position, while swivelling is useful if you want to be able to see the screen from an adjoining room.
The easiest way to make sure a TV bracket is suitable for your screen is to either buy one made by the same manufacturer, or to buy one that lists your particular screen as suitable or atleast has the Flat Display Mounting Interface (FDMI) rating. Beside the size, the brackets should also come with a load-bearing figure to tell you the maximum weight of screen you can store on it.
The different brackets available are as follows –
A flat mount, the simplest and most economic mount available, is meant for Plasma TV. It positions the TV tight and close to the wall and does not have angle adjustments. The tilting TV mount provides vertical angle adjustments and makes it easy to compensate for a TV that has to be mounted high above the optimum viewing level. To accommodate for the tiling mechanism, the TV will stick out farther from the wall than with a flat mount. Commercial areas often opt for Ceiling mounts.
To consider the best option, however, followings must be considered – the weight of the TV along with size, whether the hole patterns are VESA type and finally, considering the wide range of viewing dynamicity selecting brackets from the flat ones against the wall, positioned at 90 degrees or fully extended on the cantilevered swing arms etc.
