Disclaimer
Please read this alongside our guides. It sets out what MountRise is, what it isn't, and how to use the information here sensibly.
General information only
MountRise publishes general guidance about mounting televisions. It's written to help you understand the process, not to serve as professional, structural, or electrical advice. Every home is different, and we can't see your wall, your TV, or your tools — so treat our guides as a helpful starting point rather than the final word.
We are independent
MountRise is an independent resource run by a small team working online. We are not a retailer, an installer, or a manufacturer, and we have no affiliation with any television or mount brand. We don't sell products or services, take bookings, or earn commission from installations. Nothing on this site should be read as an official, authorised, or endorsed instruction from any manufacturer.
Follow your own manufacturer's instructions
The manuals supplied with your specific television and wall mount always take priority over anything you read here. Where our general guidance and your product's instructions differ, follow the instructions that came with your equipment.
Do it safely
Mounting a TV involves tools, fixings, and load-bearing walls. Confirm your wall can carry the weight, match the mount's ratings to your TV, use the appropriate hardware, and don't attempt anything you're not comfortable with. If you have any doubt about the wall structure, wiring, or the safety of the job, stop and consult a qualified professional.
No guarantees
We work to keep our information accurate and current, but we can't guarantee it's complete, error-free, or suitable for your particular circumstances. Any action you take based on this site is at your own risk, and MountRise accepts no liability for the outcome of work you choose to carry out.
Questions
If anything here is unclear, we're happy to help — email support@mountrise.online.