Mounts & Stands

Wall. Desk. Ceiling. Rack. The Right Mount for Every Installation.

Mounts and stands determine whether a display, projector, or server sits at the perfect height and angle or becomes an ergonomic hazard that wastes wall space and strains necks. The right mounting hardware positions equipment exactly where it performs best, frees up valuable desk and floor space, and simplifies cable management across offices, conference rooms, retail environments, and server closets. The selection covers gas-spring monitor arms, fixed and full-motion TV wall mounts, projector ceiling brackets, video wall frames, and 19-inch rack shelves from StarTech, Legrand Chief, Peerless-AV, Kanto, Eaton Tripp Lite, and SIIG.

Mounts and Stands for Every Installation

• Office workstations and hot desks — clamp-on monitor arms that adjust height, tilt, and swivel to match each user and reclaim the full desk surface
• Conference rooms and collaboration spaces — tilting and full-motion wall mounts that position large displays at the ideal viewing angle for every seat in the room
• Retail stores and digital signage networks — commercial-grade wall, ceiling, and freestanding mounts that hold advertising displays securely in high-traffic public areas
• Classrooms and lecture halls — projector ceiling mounts with adjustable drop columns that set the exact throw distance for sharp, aligned projection
• Server rooms and network closets — rack-mount shelves, blanking panels, and rail kits that organize equipment inside standard 19-inch enclosures
• Home offices and streaming setups — desk-clamp arms for monitors, webcams, and microphone booms that keep every device positioned and every cable managed
• Video walls and command centers — precision pop-out brackets with micro-adjustment screws that align multiple panels into seamless, bezel-to-bezel arrays

How to Choose the Right Mount

Start with weight capacity and VESA compatibility. Every flat-panel display uses a VESA mounting pattern, typically 75x75 mm for small screens up to 600x400 mm for large-format commercial panels. Confirm the bolt-hole spacing on your display matches the mount, then verify the mount is rated for at least 20 percent more than the display weighs. StarTech and Peerless-AV publish detailed compatibility charts that match specific display models to recommended mounts, taking the guesswork out of selection.

Adjustment range depends on the use case. Fixed wall mounts sit flush and cost less, but offer no repositioning after installation. Tilting mounts angle downward to reduce glare when a display hangs above eye level. Full-motion articulating mounts extend, swivel, and tilt for corner installations and rooms where viewing angles change. Gas-spring monitor arms provide fingertip repositioning for individual workstations, and dual-arm models support side-by-side or stacked displays for developers, analysts, and video editors.

Installation surface matters. Wood studs, concrete, metal studs, and drywall each require different anchoring hardware, and the mount manufacturer typically specifies which fasteners to use. Ceiling mounts need structural attachment points rated for the combined weight of the mount and projector or display. For desk mounts, check that the desk edge thickness and material can support a C-clamp, or use a grommet mount that bolts through an existing cable management hole for added stability.

Mounts by Brand

• StarTech Monitor Mounts — budget to premium gas-spring desk arms, wall mounts, and rack brackets with integrated cable management
• Legrand Wall Mounts — Chief-branded professional wall, ceiling, and video wall mounts trusted by commercial AV integrators worldwide

Mounts by Type

• TV Wall Mounts — fixed, tilting, and full-motion brackets for TVs and commercial displays from 32 to 98 inches
• Monitor Arms — single, dual, and triple desk-clamp arms with gas-spring or mechanical-spring adjustment for ergonomic workstation setups
• Ceiling Mounts — adjustable drop-column brackets for projectors, PTZ cameras, and suspended displays in conference rooms and classrooms

Complete Your Mounting Setup

• Monitors — IPS, VA, and OLED displays from 24 to 49 inches, all VESA-compatible and ready to mount
• Commercial Displays — large-format signage panels built for wall-mount and video-wall installations in retail and corporate lobbies
• Rack Cabinets — 19-inch server enclosures that pair with rack-mount shelves and rail kits for organized infrastructure
• Webcams — USB and IP cameras that mount on arms, walls, and ceilings for video conferencing and security
• KVM Switches — control multiple systems from a single mounted display using rack-mount or desktop KVM switches