Review: tilt wall mount for 32 to 70 inch TVs
· 4 min read · EasyTechdesk
A low-profile tilt mount for drywall studs, with the hardware in the box. The rating still has to beat your TV's weight.
Who it is for
The tilt wall mount in the shop fits televisions from 32 to 70 inches and sits close to the wall. Buy it when the seats face the wall and you only need to angle the screen down a little. It is the mount we use most on a flat living-room wall.
It is the wrong mount for a corner conversation, where you need an arm, and the wrong mount if your TV's weight exceeds the listing. Diagonal inches are not the weight.
Install
The box includes the hardware for a typical stud install. Brick or plaster means saying so when you book so the anchors match. A mounting visit locates studs, levels the plate, and hooks up what you already own.
Cables need slack. A tilt that pinches HDMI when you angle the set is a bad finish, and we do not leave it that way.
Limits
Tilt does not make a fireplace mount comfortable if the screen is far above your eyes. Read the fireplace note in our guides before you buy hardware to solve a seating problem.
Price on the shop page is the hardware. Labor is the mounting service, sized by the TV. Large sets are a different visit.
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