TV Wall Mounts & Brackets
TV wall mounts and brackets hold a flat screen on a wall, ceiling or pole: fixed flat, tilted, or on an arm that pulls out and turns. This page gathers brackets for many screen sizes, including small monitor mounts, ultra slim fixed brackets for large VESA 800 TVs, tilting, full motion, ceiling, pole and portrait anti-theft mounts, and System X interface arms for rail-mounted displays.
- Easy Installation£ 27 52RRP: £29.56Fast delivery Mon, 16 Nov
Ultra-Slim Fixed Wall Mount for 28in (71 cm) Screens - 15 mm, 20 kg, VESA 100, BT7510/B
Ultra Slim£ 11 22RRP: £13.46Fast delivery Mon, 16 NovBT7518/B Tilt & Swivel Wall Mount, VESA 75/100, 20 kg, Fits up to 28"
Tilt & Swivel£ 21 57RRP: £25.881 Years WarrantyFast delivery Mon, 16 Nov- Flexible View£ 26 14RRP: £28.08Fast delivery Mon, 16 Nov
AV:Link: 129.166UK, Tilting TV Bracket with Media Shelf, 37" to 70", Max Load 35kg, VESA 600x400
Space-Saving£ 18 63RRP: £20.02Fast delivery Mon, 16 NovB-Tech BT9910 universal wall mount
£ 178 03B-Tech BT8421B wall mount, Black
£ 41 76B-Tech BT9921 service wall mount
£ 1,142 31- £ 24 01
B-Tech BT9922/B wall mount, Wall Mount
£ 1,929 79B-Tech BT9926/B service wall mount, Black
£ 1,484 69B-Tech BT8415/BB wall mount, Black
£ 442 44- £ 18 38
Choosing TV Wall Mounts & Brackets
Check the screen’s VESA pattern, weight and size against the bracket, then decide how far it must move.
Fixed and slim
A fixed bracket keeps the screen closest to the wall. The AV:Link 129.532UK sits only 19mm from the mounting surface and suits most 32" to 65" TVs, while the 129.157UK takes VESA 800 TVs up to 100" at 22mm, with a maximum weight load of 60kg. The B-Tech BT7510/B holds a small flat screen just 15mm off the wall, with a 20kg maximum load and a security locking screw.
Tilting
Tilt angles the picture down when the screen hangs high. The 129.326UK adds up to 12° of tilt at 26mm from the surface, and the 129.166UK has a boxed design with room behind the TV for media players. The B-Tech BT8431/B uses a Torsion-Tilt mechanism for tool-less adjustment of up to +/-15°.
Full motion arms
Arms pull the screen out and turn it. The 129.561UK double arm bracket takes flat or curved 32" to 75" TVs up to 45kg, with 90° pan from the wall plate. The 129.569UK carries up to 70kg on VESA 800 x 600, and the 129.568UK has a larger wall fixing plate for studded and concrete walls. The B-Tech BT7514/PB single arm folds flat to the wall when not in use.
Ceiling, pole and portrait
The 129.574UK ceiling mount has a 1.5m extended pole for large drops, and the 129.524UK fits a 35mm pole with a -85° to 15° tilt range. For portrait signage, the 129.160UK fixed vertical bracket can be locked against theft, with the padlock not included, and the B-Tech BT8390-VESA400F/B arms hang screens on System X horizontal rails.
| Model | Type | Screen | VESA | Load |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 129.532UK | Slimline fixed | 32" to 65" | 400x400 | 30kg |
| 129.157UK | Ultra slim fixed | 47" to 100" | 800x600 | 60kg |
| 129.326UK | Ultra slim tilting | 47" to 90" | 800x600 | 60kg |
| 129.569UK | Heavy duty full motion | 47" to 90" | 800 x 600 | 70kg |
| 129.573UK | Ceiling | 26" to 60" | 400x400 | 30kg |
| BT8441 | Low-profile fixed | Medium and large | 455 x 400mm | 80kg |
Related categories
This page is part of the audio visual range. See arm brackets in AV:Link wall mounts, poles in B-Tech pole mounts, and finish the install with AV install accessories and TV and satellite sockets.
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Frequently asked questions
What does VESA compliant wall mounting mean?
VESA compliant wall mounting means the screen has threaded fixing holes on the back in a standard pattern, so a bracket with the same pattern will fit it. The pattern is measured between hole centres in millimetres, width first and then height. Check the TV's pattern and weight against the bracket before buying. The range here includes fixed, tilting and full motion brackets.
How do you mount a TV on a wall?
Fix the bracket's wall plate first, level and screwed into solid masonry or timber studs, using fixings that suit the wall and the screen's weight. Then attach the arms or rails to the VESA holes on the back of the TV, lift the screen onto the plate with a helper and fit any safety screws or locks. Check for hidden pipes and cables before drilling.
How do you hide cables on a wall-mounted TV?
Run the leads down the wall inside a slim cable cover that can be painted to match, or through the wall cavity between two recessed wall plates. Some brackets have clips or channels that tidy leads along the arm. A plug-in mains lead should not be buried in the wall, so ask an electrician to fit a socket behind the screen.
Why buy from West Midlands Electrics
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- UK-only supply
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