Whether you are purchasing a single hospitality television for your hotel lobby or a suite of them to upgrade your rooms, you need to select the best TV wall mount according to how you will use each set. Reading on to discover the four main types of wall mounts and how to use them, starting with the most adjustable category to the least.
For situations where you need a maximum possible number of viewing options and the most flexibility, the best option is usually a full-motion TV mount. This type of mount can move in three different manners: in and out, up and down, and side to side. Smart TVs installed with a full-motion mount can be pulled outward from the wall and pushed back into position. It's a great space-saving function, and offers a discreet way to store the device when not in use.
Full-motion mounted TVs can also swivel upward and downward to change the vertical viewing angle, and they can pivot side to side to adjust the horizontal viewing angle. One setting where this category of mount might be best is a larger room where viewers will be in different locations at different times. A situation like this would benefit from a multi-angle installation solution like a full-motion mount that that delivers the optimal screen visibility to every corner of the space.
When you have TVs or other screens installed in locations where they are higher than the average person's line of sight, you may want to consider tilting TV mounts. These allow your staff or guests to toggle the vertical viewing angle up and down according to height. A tilting mount offers a middle-ground option in terms of adjustability. It's enough to satisfy most needs without offering too many settings or complications.
For today’s new ultra-thin Smart TVs, a flat wall mount might be the best choice. This type of mount fixes the TV or display almost completely flush with a wall. It leaves only a third of an inch of space at most. Installing your Smart TV or other flat-screen display in this manner creates a hanging artwork type effect to seamlessly and unobtrusively incorporate technology into areas that benefit most from a subtle approach. Additionally, using flat wall mounts can more effectively integrate your devices and help them blend more naturally into their surroundings as they deliver interactive content. They are great for situations where you are trying to create a truly immersive experience. Lastly, this is a great space-saving option for tight quarters.
Lastly, the most cost-effective but least adjustable type of wall mount is the fixed position mount. When you install a hospitality TV with a fixed mount, it hangs parallel to the wall in an immovable manner. Basically, you are affixing it to the wall much like any other static functional or decorative element. These wall mounts are sturdy and do not invite guest attempts at adjustments, so they may last longer. However, they may unsuitable for situations where users might want to tilt or arrange the screen to their preferences.
These four different categories of wall mounts can give you the flexibility to find exactly what you need. Make the most of your hospitality technology products. This guide is for installing your suite of Smart TVs and how they will be used, based on their placement.
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