monTEK Heavy Duty Tilting TV Wall Mount for 37-90 Inch TVs: specs and fit

This monTEK heavy-duty tilting wall mount holds 37 to 90 inch TVs up to 200 lb. It keeps the screen close to the wall like a fixed mount, with a small tilt adjustment to reduce glare. It suits the everyday case: a large TV in a living room, bedroom or office that doesn't need to swivel.

Tilting versus fixed or full motion

A tilting mount sits between the two other main types. A fixed mount holds the TV flat, and a full-motion mount extends and swivels. A tilting mount adds only a vertical angle. Here the range is 0° to 8°, which monTEK says helps reduce glare from windows or lights and helps when the TV is mounted higher than eye level, such as over a fireplace or in a bedroom.

The TV sits 1.65 inches from the wall, which gives a flush look. If you need to turn the screen toward different seats, a full-motion mount would be the better fit.

Size, weight and VESA

The listing names 37 to 90 inch flat and curved TVs, including common sizes such as 43, 50, 55, 65, 75, 80, 85, 86 and 90 inches. The load limit is 200 lb, and monTEK says the mount passed a 4× strength test. VESA patterns, the hole spacing on the back of the TV, go up to 800×400 mm. The listing says it is compatible with major TV brands, but always check your own TV's VESA size and weight in its manual.

Centring and quick release

Horizontal adjustment lets you slide the TV left or right on the wall plate. This is useful because studs rarely land exactly behind the middle of where you want the screen. A quick-release design makes it easier to take the TV off for cleaning behind it, troubleshooting or repositioning.

The open wall plate gives direct access to outlets and cables behind the TV. For a TV this close to the wall, it helps to connect cables and set up inputs before hanging it.

Walls and installation

The mount works with wood studs at 16", 18" and 24" spacing, and with concrete or brick. monTEK states it is not for drywall installation. In the box are all the hardware, a bubble level, cable straps and step-by-step instructions, plus a video guide for first-time installers, according to the listing. At 4.7 lb the mount itself is light, though the TV is not, so have someone help lift it. Follow the manual and local building codes.

Who it suits

It suits anyone mounting a large TV in a fixed spot who wants a slim profile and a little control over glare. Typical uses are a living room wall, a bedroom or a home office. If you want the TV to move across the room or sit in a corner, look at a full-motion model.

What to check before you buy

• TV details: confirm the size, weight and VESA pattern against 37 to 90 inches, 200 lb and 800×400 mm.
• Wall type: wood studs at 16", 18" or 24", concrete or brick. Drywall alone isn't suitable.
• Stud locations: use a stud finder and confirm the centring range suits your layout.
• Cable outlets: check where power and cable connections sit behind the TV.
• Viewing height: the 0° to 8° tilt is modest, so choose the height carefully.
• Lifting: plan for a second person.

The short version

• A tilting wall mount for 37 to 90 inch flat and curved TVs.
• Rated by monTEK for up to 200 lb; VESA up to 800×400 mm.
• 0° to 8° tilt and left-right centring; TV sits 1.65 inches from the wall.
• Quick-release design and open plate for cable access.
• For wood studs, concrete or brick; not for drywall alone.

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