Fixed or swivel TV wall bracket?
Fixed if the TV faces the seats and never moves: the One For All WM 2611 holds it 25mm from the wall. Swivel if you want to angle it: the One For All WM 4661 swivels 120° and tilts 30°. Choose by your TV's VESA pattern and weight.
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The picks
Best fixed
One For All WM 2611 fixed wall mount
VESA up to 600x400, up to 100kg, 25mm from the wall, with a 10-year guarantee.
Worth knowing: It doesn't tilt or swivel, so reaching the TV's ports is awkward once it's up.
Best swivel
One For All WM 4661 full-motion wall mount
VESA up to 600x400, up to 60kg, swivels 120° and tilts 30°.
Worth knowing: One For All lists different maximum screen sizes in different places, so choose by VESA pattern and weight.
How to choose
- Find the VESA pattern (hole spacing on the back of the TV, e.g. 300x300) and the weight in its manual.
- Check the wall: plasterboard needs the right fixings or fixing into studs.
- Plug in cables before mounting a fixed bracket: the ports are hard to reach afterwards.
Rather someone did it for you?
Having a TV wall mounted usually costs £80 to £180 for a 32 to 55-inch TV, more for bigger screens; hiding the cables in the wall adds £50 to £150. Find a checked local fitter.
Questions
- What does VESA mean?
- The standard spacing of the screw holes on the back of a TV, in millimetres. The bracket must support your TV's pattern.
Related guides
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