TV Wall Mount Finder
Answer a few questions about your TV, wall and room, and get the mount type, specs and hardware that suit your setup.
How the mount finder decides
Mount choice comes down to where your eyes are relative to the screen and how many places you watch from. At eye level from one seat, a fixed mount is the slimmest and strongest option. When the TV sits higher, a tilting mount angles it down and cuts glare. Corners and open-plan rooms need a full-motion arm, and above-fireplace installs are most comfortable with a pull-down mantel mount.
The finder also lists the VESA, weight and size specs to look for, and the right anchors for your wall type. Compare mount styles in detail in our TV mount types guide.
Read next: TV Wall Mount Types: Fixed vs. Tilting vs. Full-Motion.
FAQ
What is the most popular type of TV mount?
Tilting and fixed mounts are the most common for living rooms because they are slim, sturdy and affordable.
Can I put a full-motion mount on drywall?
Only when it is anchored into wood studs (or with hardware rated for metal studs). Full-motion arms create leverage, so never rely on plastic drywall anchors.
What mount is best above a fireplace?
A pull-down mantel mount is the most comfortable, because it lowers the screen to eye level. A tilting mount is the budget alternative.
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