A full-motion mount that pulls the TV off the wall and swivels 130 degrees
Is this the right fit?
- Best for
- corner installs, open-plan rooms with two viewing positions, and anyone who has unmounted a TV once just to plug in a soundbar
- Skip if
- Full-motion mounts put more leverage on the wall than a fixed plate, so this needs to land in studs and is not a drywall-anchor install
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The Mounting Dream full-motion wall mount holds a 32 to 70 inch TV up to 110 pounds and articulates on a dual arm, so the screen pulls away from the wall, swivels to either side and tilts down. That articulation is the reason to pick full motion over a fixed plate: it lets you angle the screen toward a kitchen or a second seating area, and it swings the TV out far enough to reach cable connections without unmounting. It fits VESA patterns from 200x100 up to 600x400, includes a bubble level and the full hardware set, and the arm retracts to sit close to the wall when you are done. Best fit: corner installs, open-plan rooms with two viewing positions, and anyone who has unmounted a TV once just to plug in a soundbar.
Pros
- Swivels to either side, so a single TV serves a couch and a kitchen sightline
- Arm extends far enough to reach the back panel without taking the TV down
- Rated to 110 pounds and 70 inches, which covers most TVs sold today
- Bubble level and full hardware set included, so nothing else to buy
Cons
- Full-motion mounts put more leverage on the wall than a fixed plate, so this needs to land in studs and is not a drywall-anchor install
Frequently asked questions
Will it fit my TV?
Check your TV's VESA pattern, the spacing of the four threaded holes on its back. This mount covers 200x100 through 600x400 millimeters, plus a 32 to 70 inch size range and a 110 pound limit.
Can I mount it without hitting studs?
Not safely. Full-motion mounts multiply the load as the arm extends. It needs to be lagged into wood studs or use proper concrete anchors in masonry. Drywall anchors alone will fail.
How far does it pull out from the wall?
The dual arm extends far enough to clear the wall and reach the back panel, then retracts to sit close to flush when collapsed. Exact extension varies slightly by TV depth.
Does it come with the screws for my TV?
Yes, it ships with a hardware set covering the common VESA screw sizes, plus the lag bolts for the wall plate.
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