Wall mounts hold monitors and TVs on a wall. This category includes fixed, tilting and swivelling brackets as well as wall-mounted monitor arms for home and office use. Our range has over 1000 products, including Neomounts, Vogel's, Hama, Ergotron and ONKRON.
How to choose a wall mount
VESA pattern. Measure the distance between the mounting holes on the back of your screen and choose a bracket that supports the same VESA standard. In our range, some mounts start at 75 x 75, 100 x 100 or 200 x 200 mm, and there are 400 x 400 mm models for larger TVs.
Screen size and weight. Check the screen size limit and the maximum weight the manufacturer states, because weight often matters more than inches. Use the weight of the screen without its stand. Some mounts suit monitors from 10 inches, while others start at 32, 37 or 43 inches for TVs.
Movement and number of screens. A fixed mount keeps the screen flat against the wall and works when you always watch from one spot. A tilting mount lets you angle the screen down to avoid glare, and a swivel mount with an extending arm pulls the screen away from the wall and turns it sideways. Most mounts hold a single screen, and models for two or three screens are few.
Wall and material. Concrete, brick and plasterboard need different fixings, so choose the fittings to suit your wall. Most of our mounts are made of steel, and there are also aluminium and stainless steel models. Most are black, but you will also find white and silver ones.
Brands in our range
- Neomounts: a Dutch manufacturer (formerly Newstar), known for monitor and TV mounts and monitor arms.
- Vogel's: a Dutch manufacturer, best known for TV brackets with tilt and swivel mechanisms.
- Ergotron: a US manufacturer, known for ergonomic monitor arms designed for long hours at a computer.
- Hama: a German manufacturer of audio and video accessories, mounts among them.
- ONKRON: specialises in TV and monitor mounts.
Also in our range: Equip, Gembird, Value, Speaka Professional, LogiLink, Techly and Manhattan.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find out which VESA size I need?
Measure the distance between the four mounting holes on the back of the screen in millimetres, horizontally by vertically, for example 100 x 100 mm. The same value is usually given in the screen's specification. If there are no holes, you will need a VESA adapter.
Can I fit a wall mount on a plasterboard wall?
Yes, but only for light screens and with suitable fixings, ideally screwed into a metal stud or timber joist behind the board. A heavy TV should not be hung on plasterboard alone. Compare the weight of your screen with the maximum load stated for the mount.
What is the difference between a fixed, tilting and swivel mount?
A fixed mount holds the screen still, a tilting mount lets you change the angle up and down, and a swivel mount also turns the screen sideways and pulls it away from the wall. If the screen stays in one place and you watch it head on, a fixed mount is enough. In a corner or an open room, a swivel mount is more convenient.
Can one wall mount hold two monitors?
Yes, but only a mount designed for two screens. Most mounts in our range are made for a single display, so look for the number of supported screens in the product details. For two monitors, the VESA size and the combined weight must also match the mount.
