Despite the widespread use of projectors, televisions remain one of the most commonly used household appliances in families. It's rare to find a living room without a TV and it almost feels incomplete without one. Fortunately, there are various types of TV brackets available to suit different TV sizes and preferences. Here are three common types of TV brackets to consider when setting up your TV.
1. Mobile
By employing a range of mechanical configurations, the television can be adjusted in terms of its position horizontally and vertically, as well as its tilt angle. This adaptable bracket allows for an expanded range of viewing options, enhancing the overall TV experience.
2. Fixed
The wall mount TV bracket, as its name implies, is securely attached to the wall, offering a direct view of the television only from its front perspective. It is adjustable in tilt angle, allowing owners to find the perfect viewing position.
The stability and safety of this bracket make it superior to the mobile type, albeit at the cost of reduced flexibility.
3. Other
There are certain situations, like in meeting rooms, where different shapes can be more suitable. However, I won't delve into those specific shapes in this discussion.
