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AV:Link TV, Soundbar & Projector Brackets

AV:Link brackets hold a TV, projector or soundbar in place on a wall, pole or ceiling. This page covers fixed, slimline, tilting and full-motion TV wall brackets, ceiling TV mounts, a vertical anti-theft bracket for portrait displays, a 35mm pole mount, ceiling projector brackets with four adjustable arms, and soundbar brackets that fit onto an existing TV wall bracket. Check your screen size, VESA pattern and weight against the bracket before you choose.

Choosing AV:Link TV, Soundbar & Projector Brackets

Match the bracket to the TV’s VESA pattern, weight and screen size, then decide how much movement you want.

Fixed and slimline

A fixed bracket holds the TV flat and close to the wall. The 129.154UK ultra slim bracket keeps the screen 22mm from the wall and takes 32" to 80" TVs up to 40kg. The 129.532UK slimline bracket sits 19mm from the mounting surface. The 129.154UK and 129.532UK release by pulling two drawstrings, so the TV can be lifted off when needed.

Tilting

A tilting bracket angles a screen that is mounted above eye level. The 129.326UK ultra slim tilting bracket gives up to 12° of tilt for 47" to 90" TVs on VESA 800 patterns. The 129.166UK has a boxed design that leaves space behind the TV for media players and streaming devices, with a maximum device depth of 45mm.

Full motion

Full-motion brackets extend, tilt and swivel so the screen can face different seats. The 129.514UK single-arm bracket carries 26" to 45" screens. The 129.561UK double-arm bracket takes 32" to 75" flat or curved TVs up to 45kg. For bigger screens, the 129.569UK slim heavy duty bracket supports up to 70kg with VESA 800 x 600.

Ceiling, pole, projector and soundbar

Ceiling mounts such as the 129.573UK hang a TV overhead with swivel and tilt adjustment, and the 129.574UK has a 1.5m extended pole for large drops. The 129.524UK mounts a 17" to 30" screen on a 35mm pole for stage use or karaoke. Projector brackets such as the 129.581UK have 4 adjustable arms and an adjustable drop pole. The 129.598UK soundbar brackets fit onto an existing TV wall bracket. The 129.160UK holds a portrait display for digital signage and can be padlocked against theft.

ModelTypeScreen sizeMax VESAMax load
129.157UKFixed ultra slim47–100"800x60060kg
129.533UKSlimline fixed32–75"600x40035kg
129.326UKTilting ultra slim47–90"800x60060kg
129.513UKTilt and swivel10–45"200x20025kg
129.567UKHeavy duty full motion37–80"600x40060kg
129.573UKCeiling mount26–60"400x40030kg

Related categories

Compare other makers in TV wall mounts and brackets, see the AV:Link wall mounts, browse the whole AV:Link range, or connect the screen with AV:Link cables and leads.

Frequently asked questions

How do I choose an AV Link TV bracket?

The right AV:Link bracket is one rated for your TV, so compare its fixing pattern and load rating with the set before thinking about style. Slimline brackets keep the TV flat to the wall, tilting brackets help cut glare, and full motion arms let the screen swivel. Ceiling mounts suit rooms where a wall is not practical. The range here includes fixed, tilting, full motion and ceiling TV brackets.

What types of AV mounting are there?

AV mounting covers the brackets that hold audio-visual kit in place, such as TV wall brackets, ceiling TV mounts, projector ceiling brackets, soundbar brackets and pole mounts for smaller screens. The right type depends on the equipment, the surface it fixes to and the viewing angle you need. The range here includes projector and soundbar brackets alongside TV mounts.

What is an AV Link TV bracket?

An AV Link TV bracket is a wall or ceiling mount made by AV:Link for holding a flat-screen television securely. The brackets are matched to screens by VESA pattern and carry a rated maximum load, so check the pattern and load against your TV before fitting. The range here includes slimline, heavy duty, tilting and full motion brackets.

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