WHICH TV WALL MOUNT?

Fully articulating TV wall mounts will allow the most space behind your TV for your components. They allow you to pull the TV away from the wall, making it easier to access your devices. Some tilting TV mounts will also work, but you need to make sure that there is enough space for your device plus an extra 1-2" for air flow.

WHICH HIDEit MOUNT?

You can search by category and even type in your model number. If you don't see your device, the next step is to measure it.

HOW TO MEASURE YOUR DEVICE

All of our measurements are based on vertical orientation. When looking online, you will find that many manufacturers base their component measurements on horizontal orientation. The easy way to figure it out:

H = Vertical Height = the longest side
L = Vertical Length = typically the second longest
D = Vertical Depth = this is always the smallest, typically 1-3"

We list the Vertical Dimension Range on all of our Adjustable Mounts.

WHAT ARE THE DIMENSION RANGES OF YOUR MOUNTS?

Uni-S = H and L are fixed at 5" (use caution using it for a device over 9"); D 1-1.85"
Uni-SW = H and L are fixed at 5" (use caution using it for a device over 9"); D 1.7-2.7"
Uni-M = H 10-13.95"; L fixed at 8" (don't use for smaller than 6.5", overhang is fine); D 1.5-2.75"
Uni-MW = H 10-13.95"; L fixed at 8" (don't use for smaller than 6.5", overhang is fine); D 2.5-3.75"
Uni-MXW = H 10-13.95"; L fixed at 8" (don't use for smaller than 6.5", overhang is fine); D 3.5-4.75"
Uni-LS = H 13.5-17.5"; L fixed at 10" (don't use for smaller than 8.5", overhang is fine); D 1.5-2.75"
Uni-L = H 13.5-17.5"; L fixed at 10" (don't use for smaller than 8.5", overhang is fine); D 2.5-3.75"

Still not sure? Just ask us, we're happy to help.