Currently, flat-screen TVs and monitors, due to their wide range and availability, have gained great popularity among the population. Displays are used not only in residential apartments, but also in shopping centers, train stations, banks, public transport. Consumers with their help receive the necessary information. In this regard, there is a need to place monitors in convenient and accessible places. In this case, the swivel bracket plays an important role in the placement of displays.
Types of Swivel Holders
Basically, all types of brackets are attached to the wall. But there are functional differences between them. Holders, such as sliders, are placed in a pre-prepared niche having a depth corresponding to the width of the TV. The slider with the monitor installed on it smoothly leaves the recess and hides back in the same way. The sophisticated model is able to rotate 30 degrees in the sliding position.
The swivel bracket provides for the TV to turn to the viewer up to the perpendicular arrangement of the monitor relative to the wall. This model is equipped with inclined properties within 30 degrees. In this case, it is necessary to control the load on the holder. To do this, it is important to familiarize yourself with the characteristics of the bracket. And also when installing it, consider the free space for turns during use.
Model selection
Before mounting the bracket, check the matching of the mounting holes for the TV and holder. Also pay attention to the weight of the monitor. It will be better if you purchase a wall bracket with a swiveling, stand-up display with more weight than yours. Decide on the location of the TV and assume the amplitude of the turn of the purchased holder. It is important that in working condition it does not interfere with movement in the room and does not rest against nearby furniture, plumbing and wall ledges.
Pros and cons
Using a swivel bracket saves space. The pluses include the ability to tilt and rotate the TV at an angle convenient for viewing, while not putting much effort. When folded, the holder together with the monitor is no more than 10 cm wide. Manufacturers have provided a special box in which you can hide the wires, which gives the room aesthetics. The disadvantages of this design are its high price, as well as the difficulty in installation, since the swivel bracket consists of several moving parts. As a result, assistants are needed during installation. In addition, the design is heavy and requires more durable mounting to the wall.
Installation Tips
Before mounting the TV bracket to the wall, the rotary mechanism must be studied and familiarized with the product characteristics. What weight is the structure leg able to withstand, how much space does the holder on the wall take? In order to choose the mounting height of the bracket, you must determine in what position you will be looking at it. It is not recommended to place the monitor in front of the window, as reflection and glare will cause inconvenience when viewing. You should also pay attention to the space around the TV, it should be free, which will provide natural ventilation and cooling equipment.
Attach the structure to the wall and mark the locations of the fasteners. Drill holes and insert the self-tapping screws included with the holder. Attach the main panel to the wall with screws, then install the rotating part. It remains to attach the counter part to the TV and attach it to the main panel on the wall. After installation, connect the wires and enjoy viewing in a position convenient for you.