If you are now talking about wall mounts, we use this style in the house and in the camper. We have 3 in the house, and 1 in the camper. The camper living room television came with the camper, it's mounted on a lift that raises up and down.
The nice thing about these are, you can simply lift the television off and move it, or transport it laying on the bed, or take it outside, or easily bring it in the house in the winter, or take it with you anywhere you go. It's not affixed, like the swivel mounts are, because there's 3 parts. The part that mounts to the wall that is not removable, and the 2 arms that mount separately to the back of the television.
The work wonderful for us. This is a Wall Mart version. We got all of ours from Wall Mart too:
The nice thing about these are, you can simply lift the television off and move it, or transport it laying on the bed, or take it outside, or easily bring it in the house in the winter, or take it with you anywhere you go. It's not affixed, like the swivel mounts are, because there's 3 parts. The part that mounts to the wall that is not removable, and the 2 arms that mount separately to the back of the television.
The work wonderful for us. This is a Wall Mart version. We got all of ours from Wall Mart too:
When it comes to the mount, pick up an articulating mount from eBay. That way you can see the TV from any angle. I got one for $15. It extends out 20", swivels 180 degrees, tilts up or down, and rotates. You can put the TV in just about any position imaginable. I have one of those TV pockets that spins between the bedroom and living room. With the bracket installed, the TV still fits within the pocket. The original bracket was mounted with only (4) #6 wood screws. When I put the new bracket in I used (6) 5/16 lags. That TV isn't going anywhere lol.
