TV Ceiling Mount Adjustable Bracket Fits Most LED, LCD, OLED and Plasma Flat Screen Display 26 to 65 Inch, Maximum Load Capacity 50kg, Mounting Holes 400x400mm (AX11TB01), Black

If you want to mount your TV to the ceiling, this mount is a great option.It is easy to install, you just secure the top of the mount to the ceiling or wall using the included mounting hardware and then you hang the TV using a standard VESA mount like you do with any other TV mount. It is rated to hold up to 55kg so could probably handle a bit more than that and should work with most TVs.The pole can swivel at the ceiling allowing the TV to sit vertically, even if hung on a slanted ceiling or against a wall. You can then also tilt the TV itself to point it exactly where you want. Overall, it is very sturdy, easy to use and good value. I would certainly recommend it.

This has the potential to be a very handy TV mount if installed and used correctly. I do worry about doing this type of DIY myself so I always turn to our experienced family DIYer for help!Firstly, you have to ensure you have a good, solid, sound surface to mount the bracket on to. This needs to be either a solid wooden ceiling joist, a concrete surface or a brick surface. The whole installation is going to be dependent on the attachment of the mounting bracket to ensure it holds the weight of the TV so it needs to be done right. If you have any doubts, it is best to ask someone to help you as the last thing you want is the TV falling onto someone!We only wanted to install a 40-inch TV in our bedroom, which weighs somewhere between 8 and 10kg. This ceiling bracket is meant to be able to hold a TV weighing up to 40kg but I think I would worry about using this bracket for something that heavy in all honesty. It’s fairly well built but I think I would go for something with a larger mounting plate if I had a very heavy TV.You need to check that your TV is VESA compatible so it will work with this TV by looking at the rear. Most TVs are but you still need to check. The instructions are pretty straightforward, just take your time and make sure you understand each step. Essentially you are going to attach a bracket to your TV, attach the mounting bracket to the ceiling (or wall) and then hang the TV onto the mount. You can also hide the cables inside if you want to.The bracket has lots of ways to adjust it, heightwise and also it can tilt and swivel to give you the best view while you’re using it. As we are using it in the bedroom the swivel function is really handy as we can position it flat and out of the way while not using and then turn and tilt it to give us the best view when watching TV in bed.The price of this is currently £33.99 with a further 20% off available with a voucher so a pretty decent bracket for under £30, although in my opinion, best used for TVs at the lighter end of the recommended weight, rather than the maximum.