10 Best TV Wall Mounts UK 2023 | AVF, One For All and More

When it comes to hanging something expensive, the last thing you want is for the mount to be flimsy. Enter the award-winning Ultra Strong TV Bracket from Invision, an extremely sturdy double-arm mount that is engineered for strength and durability.

Not only is it robust, but it's versatile too. The mount can either sit relatively flat or use the extension arm which goes up to 500 mm, as well as tilting up to 8° either up or down. This creates the optimal viewing experience, regardless of where you choose to sit. Plus, it comes with all the hardware you'll need to get it set up and ready to go. 

If you're specifically looking for a corner mount system, then you could be in luck with this very economical option from Unho. Usually, these types are far more expensive (see ranking number 10), however, theirs comes in under £40! 

There is a minor catch, which is that the screen size it can hold is a little smaller than the average UK TV. However, if it fits your telly, you've got a great deal on your hands. It also has a two-wall plate design for additional security, as well as the ability to swivel 90° either way and tilt up to 15° too. 

Capable of holding both flat and curved TVs, this swing arm mount from Proper has a lot going for it – from the large screen size and respectable weight load to the tilt and swivel functions that bring greater enjoyment to your bingeing sessions. 

However, it also has one other function that none of these other mounts do, and that is an anti-theft locking design. Granted, you'll need to get yourself a padlock, but this can help keep your TV secure even if your home is compromised, which might be worth it if you have a particularly expensive model. 

This flat wall mount from AVF can heighten your viewing experience on any wall. The design allows you to place your TV anywhere you like, even on plaster without a stud, and can hold TVs with screens up to 39". 

What's more, the design can easily be levelled thanks to a tilting function, although the company doesn't state specifically how many degrees it will go. All in all, if you're looking for something discreet for a smaller TV, this would be a great choice. 

Proud owner of a big telly? This offering from Sanus has you covered as it supports TVs between 42 - 90" and up to around 55 kg. It has a smooth tilt function that can be used with the touch of a fingertip, plus the ability to slide the device left or right. This can be helpful if you need to mount off-centre due to the composition of your room. 

The bracket itself is lightweight yet strong and durable and has a relatively low profile which is ideal for those wanting to keep their viewing space looking modern, sleek and clutter-free. 

If you're looking to mount a small TV for casual viewing in a secondary room or you just have a smaller living room, then this option from Mounting Dream will be ideal. The arm works for televisions between 10 - 26", and it has a 360° rotational design along with a 15° up or down tilt. 

The accessory comes with the full hardware kit for easy installation and even a 10-year warranty, which we think goes a long way in showing the company's trust in their products. 

Quite possibly the slimmest bracket out there, this option from One For All leaves a tiny 13 mm of space between your wall and screen. It's suitable for a wide range of TV's from 32 - 84 " and is our strongest offering as it's capable of holding a mammoth 80 kg.

Additionally, this has a handy auto-lock and easy-release function, which means you should be able to get it up on the wall with only one pair of hands. Plus, if you do get it slightly wonky, the bracket can be adjusted with a screwdriver without having to take it off the wall.  

The arm-like design of this mount is perfect for those who are often busy around the house but want to keep up with their latest Netflix drama while doing so. With this, you won't just hear your shows but you'll see them too, as the design swivels a complete 180° in both directions. 

On top of that, the mount allows for 20° of tilt up or down, so there really is no excuse when it comes to the manoeuvrability. Some folks have raised concerns over the quality of the parts though, specifically the plastic covers and the single bolt that attaches the TV to the arm. 

If you're looking for something a little more than your usual TV wall mount, look to this excellent extending bracket from ECHOGEAR. This mount is designed around simplicity, with a simple-to-assemble mount and in-built cable management.

This mount is also designed to be adjusted by hand, so can be adjusted frequently with relative ease. The downside is the weight limit sacrifice made for the sake of having only a single arm.

With a large maximum weight and a respectable size capacity, this affordable wall mount from Paladinz would be ideal for most of the nation. It has a slim design, with only 25 mm between wall and TV, as well as a cable management section. 

We like that the company provide all the hardware for installation, though the concern is that some buyers found it difficult to install. Therefore, if it's your first time putting up one of these brackets, you might want to make sure you've got someone who knows what they're doing around.