TV Brackets with a small amount of Tilt (up or down)
If you're mounting your Plasma or LCD TV above your normal viewing angle then you might want to consider buying a TV Bracket with the ability to tilt down slightly The TV Brackets shown below all tilt by around 10-15 degrees and allow you to adjust the viewing angel to suit your room and seating position. Our Tilting TV Brackets are sourced from what we consider to be the leading manufactuers and includeVogels , Premier Mounts , B-Tec, Select Mounts and Edbak .
All of our TV Brackets are held in stock in our warehouse for same day shipment. Our Prices are Highly Competitve simply because we don't have shops on the high street and because we keep our overheads to a minumum - all this results in a great range of Plasma and LCD Brackets at fantastic prices that you won't find in the high street.
Simple tilting wall mount LCD's up to 32" (with 75x75mm, 100x00mm or 200x100mm VESA fixing patterns)
The BT7522 mounts the screen only 55mm from the wall and allows the screen to be tiled up or down by up to 30 degrees (all mounting hardware is included).
The GD20 is a universal, adjustable wall mount bracket for 14-22" LCD/TFT monitors. Manufactured in Europe by Edbak, installation is very easy: After the VESA mounting head is attached to the back of the screen the whole united is hooked on the wall plate.
SALE NOW ON...!!! - Whilst Stocks last on this bracket. This is a super little tilting TV bracket from Select Mounts that will mount your TV pretty flat to the wall but also give you the option to tilt the TV downaward by 15 degrees. - Its...
SALE NOW ON...!!! Tilt and Swivel Wall Mount TV Bracket for LCD Screens up to 30" which have VESA 75 or VESA 100 Fittings. This stylish bracket is made from cast aluminium is a doddle to fit and each joint on the bracket has individual tensioning adjustment...
The PTM (Pivot/Tilt Mount) fits most 10"-32" LCD TV's & PC displays and offers smooth adjustment thanks to innovative Radial Glide Technology. Plus, you can route your cables directly into the wall for a neat appearance.
NEW Product - This Universal Tilting TV Bracket from Premier Mounts gives you a 10 degree tilt to achieve the optimum viewing position. Suitable for all 26-37" TV's with a maximum mounting interface on the back of the TV of up to 525mm (wide) by 400mm (high).
This is a Black and tiltable (+/-15 degrees) TV Mount for screens between 26" & 37" Screens When fitted the TV is only 9cm from wall - if you want a flusher fit you are advised to select a "non-tilt" version.
The TV Bracket includes Cable management and option to secure...
This is another in the new "BLACK" range of TV brackets from Premier Mounts. This is a tiltable (+/-10 degrees) TV wall mount for screens between 37" & 63" Screens. When fitted the TV is only 6.2cm from wall
Because of the flexibility of this TV bracket it is...
This is a Black and tiltable (+/-15 degrees) TV Mount for screens between 37" & 60" Screens When fitted the TV is only 9cm from wall - if you want a flusher fit you are advised to select a "non-tilt" version.
The TV Bracket includes Cable management and option to secure (with...
The PWB2 is a European Manufactured universal tilting TV wall mount for 37-60" plasma / LCD screens. It has a whopping load capacity of up to 80kg and can be tilted +/-15°. Its design ensures quick, easy and safe installation.
The PWB2 TV Bracket consists of a back plate that can...
The TWB2 is a universal fixed wall mount for 37-60" plasma / LCD screens with a capacity load of up to 80kg. Recommended for TV's with a larger mounting Interface e.g. Philips TV's and some of the bigger LG Plasma's.
For optimal viewing comfort TWB2 allows up to +/-12° adjustment of...
This is a Premier Mounts 200 x 200 Adapter Plate (model UFP-280). You only need this plate if your TV has 200 x 200mm fixing positions on the back of the TV. Its suitable for use with the Premier Mounts...
Tiliting TV Brackets and Mounts from TVFixings.co.uk
If you're mounting your LCD or Plasma above your natural viewing position, i.e. high up on a wall, a chimney brest, or say in your bedroom where the TV will be high up relative to your lying down position when in bed then you might want to consider a TV Bracket or Mount that gives you some degree of tilt. The benefit of these brackets is that they will typically adjust the viewing angle of the TV by up to 15 degrees so that you get a more natural viewing angle. Typicaly TV Brackets and mounts that we have in our range that tilt include the XUT series, the LWB2, the PWB2 and the TWB2 (suitable for Philips TV's with the wider 800 x 200 or 800 by 400 VESA fittings)
All of these brackets allow you to tilt your TV up to a maximum of 15 degrees and then lock the viewing angle in place. Subsequent adjustment of the viewing anlge of the TV bracket is pretty easy though so don't worry if you don't get the angle right first time around because the angle can be changed with the TV mounted on the wall.
The only downside of using a TV Bracket or TV Mount that has some degree of tilt in it is that the TV will hang further away from the wall. Typically Tilting TV Brackets and Mounts are twice as far away from the wall as comparative Flat on the Wall brackets. They do this because they have to create a space between the TV and the wall for the bottom of the TV to tilt into. So, if you are using the tilt feature the bottom of your TV can finish very close to the wall but the top will be up to 70-80mm away from the wall and if you don't use the Tilt feature then your TV will be around 45mm away from the wall versus around 25-30mm for the true flat on the wall TV Brackets.
Our personal recommendation is that you should go with a flat on the wall bracket unless your room or viewing position really demands some degree of tilt. We make this recommendation because todays Plasma and LCD Tv's have a much better viewing angle than they did a couple of years ago so for most situations you won't need to tilt the TV and a TV mounted on a flat bracket looks, in our opinion, much better. For Flat on the Wall TV brackets check our the range at TVFixings.
