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TV Mounting for Corner Positions

Mounting a TV in a corner requires specialist brackets and positioning techniques. This guide covers corner mount types, wall plate positioning, viewing angle optimisation, and cable management for UK corner installations.


Choosing the Right Corner TV Mount

Corner TV mounting uses either a full-motion articulating mount mounted on one wall that swings the TV into the corner, or a dedicated corner bracket that fixes to both walls at 90 degrees. Full-motion corner mounting is the most common UK approach - mount the wall plate on the adjacent wall 300-500mm from the corner. The arm extends and swivels to position the TV diagonally across the corner. Dedicated corner brackets fix to both walls offering greater stability for TVs over 55 inches. Measure the corner angle before purchase - UK rooms typically have 90 degree corners but bay windows and irregular rooms may vary. A corner TV position reduces glare from windows and maximises floor space. Viewing distance should be 1.5-2.5x the TV diagonal for optimal 4K viewing. Swivel range needs to cover all seating positions in the room.


Installation and Cable Management for Corners

For full-motion corner mounts: position the wall plate on the shorter wall section to allow maximum arm extension. The wall plate must be fixed to solid brick, concrete, or timber studs. Mark bracket position 300mm from the corner at TV centre height 105-115cm. For dual-wall corner brackets: fix one plate to each wall ensuring both are level and at identical height. Use M8 resin anchors for brick walls or M8 coach screws for timber studs. Cable management is critical in corners as cables are visible from both sides. Use D-line corner trunking (32x16mm) running down the corner edge painted to match the wall. Alternatively chase the cable into the corner and install a brushed plate behind the TV position. Right-angle HDMI adapters are usually required due to limited rear clearance. Corner installation costs: bracket £40-£120, trunking £10-£20, labour £50-£100 if professionally installed.


Specifications and Comparison

Corner Mount Type Features UK Price Range
Full-motion single-arm Swing into corner, 180° swivel, 300-500mm extension £40-£80
Full-motion dual-arm Higher weight capacity, reduced TV sag at full extension £80-£150
Dedicated corner bracket Fixes to both walls, max stability, fixed position £60-£120
Ceiling-mounted corner Suspends TV from ceiling near corner, no wall drilling £50-£150

FAQ

. For more information see our TV Mounting for 65 Inch TVs.

Last updated: 2026-05-31.


External Resources

For further information consult authority guidelines at the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents.