1. The humble television set may have changed in size and features throughout the years, but one thing remains certain – it will always pose a threat. Think twice before hanging a TV  – no matter how lightweight is seems be – on an inferior mount. A good television mount is strong enough to sustain the equipment.

2. Your television is normally the centrepiece of your living room, and should be easily viewable by everyone. Flexibility also allows you to position the TV away from the curious eyes of a toddler. There are mounts in the market that allow for greater movement with three pivot points, giving you full motion control over tilt and pan.

3. Don’t forget the other display screens in the house.  Invest in a quality screen mount for the monitor to ensure it will not fall over.

4. With projector TVs, the important element for optimal viewing is positioning the projector at the right distance and ensuring it stays in place. A good projector mount should handle up to 15kgs easily, and offer flexible adjustments, such as 360-degree rotation and pitch and roll adjustments. Some mounts even allow a projector to be mounted on an angled ceiling, offering a stable base for easy installation.

5. Wires are an imminent danger. Hide cable clutter properly. Many TV mounts now have an in-built cable management channel along the pole, which allows freedom for the cables to move along with any height adjustment.

To conclude, a smart mounting solution can enhance the style and value of your home entertainment system safely. Please visit www.atdec.com.au for the full series of home entertainment mounting solutions.