Philips TV Mount

Things to Know Before Choosing a Mount for Your Philips TV

A Philips television set can be used for a variety of entertainment applications including watching shows and movies, streaming media, and gaming. In order to use your Philips TV, you need to secure it with a mount.

Common types of TV mounts include:

• Flat mount: This allows your Philips TV to be in close proximity to the wall with a separation of only a few inches. Due to this setup, there is no angle for adjusting the orientation, which remains unchanged.
• Ceiling mount: As the name suggests, this allows the television to be mounted to the ceiling if wall space is unavailable or undesired.
• Tilt mount: This gives you the option to adjust the vertical tilt of your Philip TV's orientation for a better view.
• Tilt/swivel mount: This provides multiple viewing angles for your television both in terms of tilt (vertical) and swivel (horizontal).
• Full-motion mount: This lets you adjust the orientation of your television with 360 degrees of flexibility in terms of swivel and tilt. It is easily modified and has the capability of folding back when not in use.

There are several reasons to choose to use a wall mount for your Philips television. These include:

• Saving space: Securing your television on the wall can free up room for furniture in a crowded space.
• Avoid damage: With your Philips TV secured safely on the wall, the risk of it toppling over and breaking is low.
• Security: It is also more difficult to remove the TV when it is fortified firmly.
• Safety for pets and children: It also protects children and pets from injury by minimizing the chance of your television toppling over.
• Multiple viewing angles: If you desire to change your viewing angle several times, a TV mount can allow you to make adjustments without moving the entire setup.

There are several factors to consider before choosing a mount for your Philips TV. These are:

• The size and weight of your TV: These affect the orientation, placement, and flexibility needs.
• The orientation of the room: An option that allows for full flexibility would suit a large space, while there is less need to adjust the angle in a smaller space. If a fireplace is present in the room, it's a good idea to place the TV away from it.
• The type of wall in the room: Cinder block, drywall, and plaster walls all have different textures and composition that can affect the stability of your television. A cinder block wall could require your television to be secured with anchors instead of screws.