With this Neomounts TV wall mount, model FPMA-W810, you can attach an LCD/LED/TFT screen to the wall. The Neomounts FPMA-W810 is a very user-frien...
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Neomounts FPMA-W110 TV Mount You can use this Neomounts wall mount, model FPMA-W110, to mount LCD/LED/TFT screens on the wall. Mounting the screen ...
View full detailsMounting your television starts with choosing the right wall mount. Do you want your TV as close to the wall as possible, the ability to watch from multiple positions, or an extra-long arm? At TVMountXL.com, you will find wall mounts for different screen sizes and situations. Always check the VESA size, your TV's weight, and whether your wall is suitable before choosing.
Adjust the viewing angle when watching TV from different positions. View the swivel and tilt models.
Mount your television flat against the wall. Check beforehand that you have enough space for the connections.
Bring your television further forward, for example in a niche. Check the extension length and swivel angle.
Tilt your television forward or backward for a comfortable viewing angle, without a long swivel arm.
Do you want to mount your TV as close to the wall as possible? View our ultra-thin Ultra Thin TV wall mounts.
The VESA size is the horizontal and vertical distance between the four mounting holes on the back of your TV, measured in millimetres. For example, if you measure 400 mm wide and 200 mm high, your VESA size is 400 × 200. Read what a VESA size is and how to measure it or view our overview of different VESA sizes.
Common VESA sizes:
View the TV wall mounts and use the filters to select the desired VESA size and the Wolff Mount brand. This prevents ceiling mounts and TV stands from also appearing in the results. Always check the product to ensure that the mount supports your exact VESA size.
A mount must be suitable for both your TV's VESA size and its weight. The stated screen size in inches is an additional guideline. If you want to swivel the television, also consider the arm length and the available space beside the screen. View, for example, our TV mounts for 55 inches or TV mounts for 65 inches.
A sturdy mount is only one part of safe installation. The correct mounting materials depend on your wall. For a plasterboard wall, the supporting structure behind it is especially important. View our TV mounts for plasterboard walls and mounting supplies. Not sure? Ask us for advice first.
The ideal height depends on your seating position, screen size, and room. Read our practical guide: how high should you mount your TV?
With our own Wolff Mount brand, we offer fixed, swivel, extra-long, and extra-strong TV wall mounts, among others. On this page, you can see genuine Wolff Mount product photos as examples. The product overview also includes other brands. Discover all Wolff Mount products.
No, not automatically. Always compare the VESA size, weight, and screen size with the mount's specifications. Also check that the connections on the back of your television remain accessible.
With a fixed TV wall mount, your television hangs flat and close to the wall. This is a good choice if you always watch from the same position and do not need to adjust the viewing angle. However, check that enough space remains behind your TV for plugs and cables.
A tilting mount allows you to tilt the television forward or backward, for example when the screen is mounted higher up. With a swivel mount, you can change the viewing direction to the left or right. A full-motion mount generally combines swivelling and tilting with an extendable arm, allowing you to bring the TV further away from the wall as well. This is useful if you watch from different positions or want easier access to the connections. For large screens, pay attention to the maximum swivel angle, arm length, VESA size, and load capacity: not every full-motion mount offers the same range of movement.
No, this depends on your television and the connections behind the screen. An ultra-thin or Ultra Thin TV mount places your TV close to the wall but leaves little room for a power plug, HDMI cables, or other connections. Is there a wall socket behind your TV? Check where it is located and how much space the plug needs. The direction of the connections on your television is also important: cables that protrude straight backwards may get pinched. An angled plug or recessed connection point can sometimes help, provided enough space remains and the cables are not pinched. Do you regularly need access to the connections or want to swivel your TV? Then choose a mount with more distance from the wall or a swivel model.
We are happy to help you choose a TV mount that suits your television and your situation. Feel free to contact us.
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Arjan from TVMountXL.com
Founder & Product Specialist
Arjan shares practical product knowledge to help you choose a TV wall mount that suits your television and your situation.
