TV wall Mounting Questions

X-Arm Motorized Robotic Wall Mount – X700CB: motorizedmount.com A short video showing all the basic movements of the X-Arm motorized TV wall mount – Model X700CB. It will mount any Plasma or LCD TV. The X-arm is a motorized robotic wall mount for flat panel HDTV’s that allows a viewer to adjust the viewing angle of the TV with the convenience of one-click on remote control.

I will be getting a wall mount for a 40 in LCD Phillips TV so I have a question. What is the best extending TV wall mount that will allow me to extend a small amount so I can plug in cables for xbox etc. I need one that is obviously strong but won’t break the bank either. Any suggestions?

Okay, so of course i just bought the 32″ 720p Samsung LCD that was on sale at Walmart for Black Friday! This is the screwy part… I figured the TV would fit in my entertainment center but its actually too big and i just thought about buying another one and then i was like no that’s going to cost to much and i don’t really want a stand either so I’ve came to the conclusion that I’m just going to mount it to the wall! The only problem with that is i don’t know what kind of wall mount to buy… I just looked on walmart.com and there were like 50 different kinds and as far as I can tell,

I have a 32″ LG HDTV and I’m looking to get a wall mount where you can swivel it 180 degrees or something close to that number. Do you have any thing that you know works good with this size TV??

here’s no reason you couldn’t. The things you cannot put next to a television are speakers and other devices which contain magnets. Magnets will bend the electron beam used to make a picture. If it doesn’t contain a magnet then there’s no reason you couldn’t have it next to it.

I just bought a new 52 inch LED HDTV and I’m not sure to mount it or just set it on a stand? Thanks in advance!!! Best answer: Answer by tvwallmounts.comThere are a few things to consider when putting a large screen TV on the wall: * The wall you wish to put the TV…