Long Extension TV and Display Mounts (6 products)

A 75 inch or 85 inch TV with swivel functionality requires a full-motion (articulating) wall mount or a tilt-and-swivel mount specifically rated for large screens.

Key specs to confirm before buying:

• VESA pattern. 75 inch and 85 inch TVs commonly use 400x400 mm, 600x400 mm, 600x600 mm, or 800x400 mm. Some 85 inch models use 800x600 mm.
• Weight rating. 75 inch TVs typically weigh 50 to 100 lbs; 85 inch TVs typically weigh 80 to 130+ lbs. The mount's max load capacity must exceed the TV's weight, with headroom.
• Swivel range. Look for at least 90 to 180 degrees total swivel.
• Arm extension of 15 to 25 inches gives enough swing range to angle the TV across a room.
• Stud span. Larger TV mounts often span two wall studs (16 inch or 24 inch apart).
• Heavy-gauge steel construction with reinforced pivot points handles the weight of a large screen safely over time.

Installation note: TVs at 75 inch and above carry significant load when extended on a full-motion arm. Mount only into wood studs, concrete, or brick. Drywall anchors alone are not safe for this size.

Mount-It! manufactures full-motion TV wall mounts and long-extension mounts compatible with 75 inch to 100 inch TVs, with swivel ranges, weight capacities, VESA ranges, and supported wall types listed on every product page.

For TVs 65 inch and above, a full-motion (articulating) wall mount needs to support significant weight without sagging, extend far enough to reposition the screen, and stay rigid through repeated movement.

• Weight capacity with headroom. A 75 inch TV often weighs 60 to 100 lbs; an 85 inch can exceed 130 lbs. Choose a mount rated 30%+ above the TV's weight.
• VESA pattern range. Large TVs use a range of patterns (commonly 400x400 to 800x400 mm). Confirm the mount supports your TV's exact pattern.
• Arm extension distance. 15 to 25 inches is typical. A longer arm gives more swivel angle but increases leverage on the wall plate.
• Swivel and tilt range. Look for at least 90 degrees swivel each side and 10 to 15 degrees of tilt.
• Cable management. Built-in cable channels reduce visible wires and prevent strain when the arm extends.
• Wall plate size. Wider plates that span two studs spread the load.
• Build material. Heavy-gauge cold-rolled steel with reinforced pivot bushings.
• Certification. UL or ETL safety listings indicate the mount has been load-tested by an independent lab.

Installation: Always anchor a full-motion mount for a large TV into wood studs or solid masonry. Drywall anchors alone are not adequate. Verify the wall plate's stud-spacing requirement (16 inch or 24 inch) matches your wall.

Mount-It! offers full-motion TV mounts for large screens with published weight capacity, VESA range, arm extension, and certification data on every product page.

Articulating (full-motion) mounts allow you to pull the TV away from the wall and swivel it. Support the TV: place your hands on the sides of the TV and guide it gently. Don't yank from one corner. Move slowly and evenly: extend the arm by pulling straight out, then swivel to the desired angle. When pushing back, guide it so the arm collapses in its intended hinges, and ensure cables are not getting pinched. Check cable slack: cables should move freely. No excessive force: if something is resisting, stop and inspect. Sometimes you need to adjust one joint at a time. When pushed back, make sure it's level and aligned. Be careful not to slam the TV into the wall. By treating the articulating arm with care, you'll prolong its life and avoid loosening any joints.

A TV mounted above a fireplace is usually too high for comfortable viewing and can be exposed to heat from the firebox. A pull-down TV mount, sometimes called a fireplace mount or articulating fireplace mount, solves both problems by lowering the TV to eye level when in use and returning it flush against the wall when not.

How a pull-down mount works: The mount uses a counterbalanced or gas-spring arm that lets the TV slide forward and down in a smooth arc.

• Vertical pull-down range. A typical drop is 12 to 30 inches.
• Tilt at full extension. The TV should tilt slightly toward the seating area.
• Weight and size capacity (often 50 to 100+ lbs for 65 inch and larger TVs).
• VESA pattern compatibility.
• Heat clearance. The TV at its high mounted position should be at least 6 to 8 inches above the firebox opening.
• Stud or solid-wall mounting. Pull-down mounts carry significant load when extended.

Mount-It! manufactures a dedicated Fireplace TV Mounts collection with pull-down models, plus long-extension TV mounts for larger drop ranges.